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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
REVELATIONS OF 4 WIFE
BY Adele GArrtsosa

tesy which made me ask her 10 &C
company rae.
You're good little scout,
Madge, whispered Dicky on the way
70 the living room. IT wouldn't
have blamed you for ripping out
something singing in answer 10 thai.
II was mighty decent OF YOU not
to-"
Put il down 20 my credit then,
against some time when [ say some
thing singing 20 you ] laughed
back.
Gee, that's great idea ~
chuckled Dicby. Wen just start a
ledger OF debts and credits on ugly
speeches
could not help rejecting that If
the ledger had been faithfully kept
since our marriage, Dicky's list OF
debts would completely Overshadow
mine, but, OF course, did not put
the thought into words.
We made an early start the next
morning. Mother Graham, with
characteristic energy squirting up
Katie with the breakfast. and sue
ceSsfully routing Dicky from the
second nap he was bound 10 take.
had been up since daylight, for u
was a perfect spring morning, and
I was anxious TO be aheld.
As We neared the entrance Of the
Long island station I thought OF the
first trip We had taken 10 Marvin,
and the unpleasantness which had
marred the day and I plucked
Dicky's sleeve tmidly.
'Dicky!" / swallowed hard and
stopped short.
He adroitly swing me across the
street into the safety Of the runway
leading down into the station before
he spoke.
We'll. what's on your con-
SCIENCE" He smiled down at me
roguishly. You look as IL you were
going TO confess 20 a murder at
least"
Not that bad, / smiled family
But oh, Dicky, If ] promise 20 try
not 10 say anything irritating today
will you promise not to- ether"
Sure as you're born" Dicky re
turned cheerfully. Don't want to
I spoil the day, eh?'
It's such a heavenly day" I
/ sighed. I feel as If couldn't stand
/ ii TO have anything mar It."
4 And just then, as II in mockery OF
my wish, we met Grace Draper COM
ing up the stairway from the train.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31

VIII hold their meeting Thursday
evening AT the library rooms OF St
Casimir's parish
The Red Cross auxiliary. Kos
ciuszko. No. s, VIII hold their meet
ing Thursday evening at St John
Cantins library rooms
In honor OF Arthur Hunt $40 s.
William 81. who recently enlisted
in The United States army and viii
leave "Wednesday for Camp Van
Husen. Washington, p G.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Rogalski. entertained
with a dinner party Tuesday noon.
The cluster OF flowers and tiny
American Flags conferred the table
where there were places for l.
guests. Besides Air and Mrs Ro-
galski those present were Mr. and
Mrs John Hlajbor 1Ir. and MIS- c.
Van Gundy. Mrs. Miller, Ar and
Mrs Leo carl. Nj and Mrs E.
Amberldon. Mrs Arthur Hunt. and
Carl Hunt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

ess. All mem 5ers Of the club are
earnestly requested 20 be present
The ladies' Aid society OF the Ep-
worth Memorial church will meet
Thursday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs. John Hays. y. Elmer ST.
The annual reunion OF the Oak
Grove school Of Warren township,
Will be held at Pottawstomie park
Saturday. Aug. e. Games and con-
tests have been planned and a good
time is assured everyone who at
tends
The Woman Missionary society
OF the First Baptist church will NEE.
with Mrs r. a. Anderson, G12 y.
Scott ST.. Friday afternoon. Aug. 2.
at $50 o'clock. The subject will be
Mexico" and Mrs g. A. flasher
will act as leader.
The Progress Club auxiliary. 40.
%. will meet in the Progress club
rooms Thursday morning at @
O'Clock. Members are asked 10 brig
their sewing. There Will also be an
important business meeting.
The Non pariei club viii hold an
all-day meeting Thursday III the Red
Cross rooms.
The Ladies auxiliary OF the Trim
ity NJ Z. church viii meet at the
home OF Mrs Walter Z. Larkins,
9l4 Cleveland av Thursday after
noon at ESQ
The Ladies auxiliary OF the Eng
Hsh Evangelical church will meet al
the home OF Mrs. ]. r. z. thinner,
901 Cleveland av., Thursday after
noon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31

NeI McGraw. who left Monday
for the Great lakes training sta
ton. has returned having 20 pass
The examination.
Mrs. Iva lIcKInsuy of Argus
Ind. has been visiting Mrs Hazel
ton and other South Bend and Riv-
er Park friends the past week.
Chris Neib and John Neib and
children who have been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Sackman $
Thirteenth ST.. the past week. have
returned TO Niles, Mich
Mrs. George Yeakey and Miss
Helen Paul have returned from
Klondike
Rev g. F. Hilchcock is in Co
lumbia City. IND. attending the dis
trict quarterly meeting OF The Free
Methodist church.
Mrs r. r. smith has returned 10
her home a. Michigan City after
a visit with relatives and friends.
Nr. and Mrs Richard Lear and
two daughters OF Oakland CaIit. en-
route 30 Utica ~ y. iu a Ford 4u-
tomoble. spent TUESDAY might ID
River Park. visiting their friends.
Mr and Mrs William smith. sixth
So WHO viii leave tomorrow on 81
motor trip 20 California Mr.. and
Mrs Lear have a camping OUTFIT and
VIII pitch their tent at nights Two
hundred and ten miles is the most
they have made In days travel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
SOCIAL ENENTS.

Mrs. Augusta Lunt, so s VIII
liam ST entertained very pleasantly
al her home Tuesday evening. The
affair was in honor Of Arthur Hunt.
her son. who enlisted in the United
States army and will leave soon for
Camp Van Husen. Washington. ID.
c. a splendid supper was served
az a prettily appointed table with
garden flowers and American Ia IS.
Following the supper the time was
spent in social diversions with Vic
troIa music and pretty piano selec-
tons furnished By Carl Hunt Those
attending We're. Mr.. ana Mrs. +.
Ambevldon. Mrs Miller Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Hunt. lIr. and Mrs An
thOny Rogalski and Nj and Mrs
Leo Carl and Carl Hunt.
\ regular meeting OF the White
Eagle White Cross auxiliary viii
be held Thursday evening. 81
members are urgently requested 90
interest themselves IN the meeting
as the chief feature viii be the dis
posing Of a $50 dining room table 20
the holder OF winning ticket. Pro
ceeds are 20 be used FOR materials
made up into articles usefl. 10 Pol
ish soldiers.
Members OF the ST Barbara
White Cross auxiliary OF -. stan
islaus parish viii hold their regu-
lar meeting in the - Slanislaus
school rooms
-Pionien WoIno~cl" White cross
auxiliary ~ = Caslmlr.s parish
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION.

DELEGATES TO CONVENTION.
\ list OF candidates chosen by
the administration OF the Polish
Falcons Alliance OF America with
headquarters at Pittsburgh Pa.
was received BY the four local nests
From this list. submitted 10 mem
bers at special meetings to choose
three candidates 70 a convention TO
DE held in August at Detroit, Mich,
Louis Haduch. of Pittsburgh. Pa .,
Mrs. Horonata WolOwska Of Pitts
burgh. Pa. and Stanley J. Chel-
miniak Of South Bend were select
cd. A the convention these can
didates receiving the highest num-
Der OF votes Will be elected 20 sit IL
the Polish council FOR America as
representatives Of the Falcons Al
lance. The Polish council body Will
De composed OF selectives from
each OF the large organiza lions ana
a delegate for each ten thousand
male residents of Polish births in
large cities. while those IN small
cities VIII De obliged 10 combine to
select delegate The council is
being organized for the purpose OF
concentration and handling matters
OF importance covering the present
political and war situation in Eu-
rope and America ara promoting
the free Poland proposition with the
allies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
PERSONALS

Mrs Alice ChajnacAi. Of Three
Rivers Mich. arrived here 10 be
the guest for three weeks the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. John Klajbor.
sol s. Philippe st.
Arthur Hunt. $40 s. William St.
who recently enlisted in the United
States army left Wednesday for
Camp Van Husen Washington, D.
Miss Nathalie Batter. 1904 W.
Thomas St. has gone TO Milwaukee
and Greensberg. Wis where she
will spend her four weeks vacar
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zbrzezniak.
:. Philippe st, have returned from
a weeks outing ~ Fish lake Mar
cellus. Mich.
Sister ". BronislaWa OF the Holy
Cross Order OF Morris. H., accom-
panied by Sister Dulphine Of the
same order are visiting at the home
Of the formers sister. Mrs. John
Buczkowski, go s Chaplin st
Atty. W. A Greszk. 1904 w
Thomas st, and son Ladislaus. left
Tuesday for Duluth, Mimi, TO spend
one week with relatives.
Walter kowalksi. OF Springville
ARR. is expected here Friday He
was called here by the death Of
his sister, Miss Louise Kowalski
sIr. and Mrs Joseph Krzywiecli.
:. Scott st. are attending fam
lily reunion in North Liberty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
announcements

The Jackson. Fisher and Cham
oerlain reunion which was TO be
held aug. 8. has been postponed un-
I'll Saturday Aug. 3.
Mr. and Mrs III l. Bansdeld viii
entertain at their home Maple
Grove farm. Adams rd- northeas-
If che city. the eleventh Folk and
Clark reunion THURSDAY Aug. J..
The Centennial club VIII hold
IT'S meeting Wednesday afternoon
u the Red Cross rooms. Mrs. Ed
Weaver. High St, VIII act as host
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
TAMMANY HALL AND
REPUBLICANS WILL
FIGHT SOCIALISTS

NEW FORK. july 3I-The eX-
ecutive committee OF the republican
county committee TUESDAY ratified
an agreemeut with the Tammsny
organization y Thereby both parties
VIII unite TO defeat socialist candi-
dates for congress IN the twelfth.
thirteenth, fourteenth and twentieth
districts where the socialists have
shown strength iu other Years
The principal object OF the fusion
il was said. Is 20 bring about the de-
feat OF Never London in the twelfth
ana Morris HiliQuist In the twentieth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
PERSONALS

Sergt Waldo ". Brunson has dr.
rived safely overseas, according 10
word received BY his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Brunson. 1915 Min
er ST Mr.. Brunson is a member OF
the 18th machine gun battalion.
Nj. and Mrs. Thomas Brandon,
1914 Lincoln way W. have as their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Legate Of
Muskegon, Mich.
Word has been received of the
safe arrival in France of Leo Nc
Mahon. brother Of Mrs William
Holcomb. 629 L. Keasey 81.
Mrs. Claude Azelton, 1850 Bow
man 81, has been notified of the
safe arrival in France of her hus-
band M. Azelton. He was former
~ located at Camp Sheridan, Ala,
and is a member of the 18TH am
munition train.
.Ir. and Mrs. Paul Kuehn. 319 W.
Navarro St, have gone on a motor
trip TO Louisville, Ky They will
visit Mammoth cave, and other
points Of interest in southern In
diana before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. J. Abbott, and
daughter. Miss Roslene Abbott, 1929
Riverside DIR. will have as their
guests. Dr.. and Mrs. F'ullenweider
and daughter. Miss Mary Barbara
Fullenwe:der Of LaSalle. III. They
will motor here from Detroit. en-
route for home
Patrolman AxeI Tholarder left
Tuesday night for Camp Zachary
Taylor Louisville, Ky, where he
Will visit his son Adolph Patrol
man Tholander will go by way Of
Chicago. taking the lake route 20
the Windy City"
Frank c. Toepp and daughter,
Geraldine, 525 W. Washington av.,
returned Tuesday from a three
weeks trip including the Great
Lakes and New York City.
Mrs. Fred Shreze, 64S River av.,
has received word OF the safe arrival
OF her husband. Fred Shreze. and
brother, Harry OIcFarren, at Camp
Taylor, Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs II. c.. Cooper and
Miss Mary Lou Foster of Chicago,
H. are the guests OF Dr.. NJ. y.
Thomas, 80 y. Lafayette blvd
Miss Edna Dixon. $40 Z. Monroe
ST., returned 10 work at the city wa
ter works department Wednesday
morning. after spending a week s
vacation 81 Indian lake and Berrien
I Springs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
RIVER PARK

Mrs. Anderson, EDDY ST., enter
tanned with a family dinner Tuesday
Of 10 covers in honor OF the birth
day anniversary Of her father. II. C.
Williamson. of Terre Haute. who is
here for several weeks visit
Among the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles i. Humphrey Of Mishawa-
ka. and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson OF
Chicago.
Mrs. John Seifert. near Granger.
entertained with a chicken dinner
Tuesday i'm honor of Mrs. Roscoe
Rinebold, of West Point. Ky, who
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milo Smith, Seventh 81. Covers were
laid for l6. The guests included
Mrs Rinebold's mother Mrs. Smith,
and her four sister, Mrs. Charles NJ.
Seigfoose. Mrs. Arthur Smith. Mrs.
C. ". Seigfoose and Mrs NJ. G.
Fricel
Nj. and Mrs George Landgraf.
715 y. Scott ST.. entertained at u
O'Clock dinner today in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. William r Smith and
sons. Kenneth and Raymond, who
will leave tomorrow on a motor trip
TO California. where they expect TO
locate.
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey Pippin-
ger. 5I4 y. Sixth ST., viii be host
and hostess az six o'clock dinner this
evening in honor Of NJ. aud Mrs.
smith
Thursday morning Nj and Mrs.
. Albert f. Allen viii entertain with
brea kfast for NIr. and Mrs.
Smith Covers viii be laid for
eight
The Loyal Daughters or the
Methodist Episcopal church and
their teacher Mrs. Frank r. Wolfe,
enjoyed an outing in the grove
south OF here TUESDAY evening
picnic supper was served. Speclal
features were q weiner and marsh
mallow- roast.
| Nine members Of the Women
Bible class met at Red Cross head
quarters Tuesday and made surgical
dressings. The regular meeting Of
+ the class will be held Wednesday,
Aug "A. at the home of Mrs Edwin
steele. " Pleasant 81
Cottage prayer meeting under
the auspices of the Church Of God
was held Tuesday evening ar the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Swarthwert.
Oakland St Rev. Otis Austin had
/ charge OF the meeting. Prayer ser
I vice VIII be held IT the church
/ Tuesday evening
/ Miss Alice Co.'S of Bloomington
( Ind. is guest of Miss Grace Huns
/ berger, <. Tenth st
/ Miss Florence Andrews returned
10 Marion. Ind. today after a visit
/ with River Park and Nfisha wa Ea
friends
Mr.. and AIRS. caleb Booker have
returned from > visit al KIondike,
Ind
Dr. Frank Weber OF Cherokee.
+ la. is expected here next week for
visit with air. and Mrs. Fred
/ SIade 3O1z NIishawaka av He viii
also attend the dentist convention al
4 Chicago.
Mrs. L. \. Rode.4ck and son.
Ralph of Topeka. Ird have return
ed after a visit with Nh. and Mrs.
Richard Frederick. 8 Eighteenth st..
and other relatives
Miss Lucille Bickel Sixteenth st.
VIII leave this week for O visit with
relatives al Shipshewanna. Elkhart
and other points IN indiana
Nancy lttle daughter OF llr.
and Mrs. Thorn psou Jefferson rd-
who suffered severe injuries sun
day when she was struck IN the
I forehead by horse shoe. by a partv
playing quoits is reported better TO-
Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
WOMEN WHO rAsc~ArE.

The ar Of fascination and a.
tractiNeness .n women - founded
on good heaI-h Women who draS
through lons hours DAYS weeks
and sometimes months or suffering
with headaches. bacsache ana drae-
gins-1oWu pains soon wear the tei4
tale expression OF woe and miserrt
II every such woman would or,v
turn 20 that good fashioned
root and hero remedy Lydia r..
Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound. %
alleviate such ailments n would
slr-l prove the greatest aid 10
health and couseqla-t reaust hat
me has aver known. AjTI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
THREE GAMES PLAYED
BY GIRLS ON KALEY
PLAYGROUND FIELD

The kales junior girls team 1s-
feate0 the Junior Washington girls
lu . game Of hat bah ~ the kaley
playground A1oular afternoon =
the score Of 81 90 I1 Monday night
TWO games or vouey ball were plan
ed bv the seniors. Washington win
n-ns TWO out Of three games
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
ELLSMORTH'S BIG FUR SALE
STARTS TOMORROW. - TO
20 PR CENT SAVED.

Furs and Fur Coats during the
August Fur sale starting tomorrow
at savings from - 20 30 percent.
People desiring furs for next winter
should attend this Ellsworth Fur
Sale and save this money
ADV The Ellsworth store
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31

AIRS Carrie EayhOrn. 1891 S La
fayettc blvd announces the wedding
II her daughter. Hiss Bertha Ray
horn 20 CLYDE Moler Of Grand
Hapids Mich TO take place Satur-
aay.
One hundred members Of the
First Baptist church held a picnic
supper 40 The church Tuesday night
100 honor o. Mr and Mrs ". r..
smith OF River Park. who viii leave
tomorrow 10 make their home iu
california, and AIr and Mrs. -. r.
Worden who will leave soon 10 re-
side in Kansas City. Mo. The sup
per was in charge Of the ladies Of
the church. Or. L. S. Davis. the
new pastor OF the church. was pres
emit. a.. 8. flasher presided as toast
master The various departments OF
the church were represented with a
speaker W :. T. Bassett spoke ron
the deacons. @. S. Stevens for the
sunday school. Davis Bradley for
the brotherhood. Mrs Albert Ken
-on for the Missionary society, and
AIRS 4. g. Keltner for the Ladies
aid society Mr. Worden and Mr..
smith gave responding speeches
The picnic closed with the singing
~ America.
Miss Bernice Bennett. daughter OF
Amos Bennett. 82I " Main ST, and
Leroy D. Reed OF the Great Lakes
naval training station. son OF Mr..
we're married Tuesday afternoon at
the home OF the brides father. Rev
James l.. Gardiner performed the
CEREMONY Miss Florence Bennett
sister OF the bride, acted as brides
uaid. The groom was attended BY
Glen Finney Only the immediate
families and friends Of the couple
were present. 1frs. Reed will re-
Hain here during the time that MI.
Reed Is in training.
Miss Sadie DOetsch 504 y. Mich
gan ST.. entertained the mem bers- Of
the Pixie Girls club at her home
Tuesday night The following Off
GERS were elected during he bust
ness session. Miss Nellie De Wells.
rotary. and Miss Emma Peterson,
treasurer. The contest favors were
awarded Miss Grace Peterson and
Miss Anna Cavanaugh. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Miss Nable Elkins. SIS Lafayette
blvd. in two weeks
=.
Mrs. Clinton Chreist. 7O7 E.
Keasey ST. entertained the members
~ the Silver Pleasure club AT her
home Tuesday afternoon. Ten mem
bers were present. 1t was planned
n a short business meeting 70 hold
The annual outing at St. Joseph,
Mich. NeedIework formed the di-
version Of the afternoon. The time
and place OF the next meeting viii
~ announced later.
p
The outdoor movies that formed
the new attraction at the Country
club Tuesday night were very pop
Ilar The Paramount production
OF NIaeterlinck's Blue Bird" was
shown. Next Friday night Gerald
me Farrar Will be seen in THE
Woman God Forgot
Miss Elizabeth Kelly. 62e Harri-
son av.. gave a wiener roast 10 i
friends Tuesday night IN honor OF
the Misses Margaret Louise and
Anita Hammond OF Louisville, Ky.
who are the guests of Mrs. Frank
stroud 73O Laporte av
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
USE THE WHEY FROM COTTAGE
CHEESE

The whey left from cottage cheese
should always be saved and used.
Whey Breads.
Use whey instead OF water.
Whey Lemonade or Punch
Strain the whey and use instead
OF water Sweeten with corn syrup.
Whey Ices.
Strain through a cheese cloth. Add
corn syrup and any crushed fruit
such as berries, peaches, shredded
pineapple. or lemon juice, and freeze.
Other Recipes.
one cup whey, one-half cup corn
syrup
NIiN whey and syrup and boil the
mixture until ii is OF the consistency
OF strained honey. This syrup will
keep indefinitely If properly bottled
and is delicious for spreading on
waffes o. pancakes. Used a little
thinner IL makes "a excellent
pudding sauce Since II requires no
thickening, it Is the easiest possible
sauce 20 make.
Whey Jelly.
One and one-half tablespoons gel
attn soaked in IL cup water Il
cup sugar, juice and grated rind OF
] lemon OF orange. pint whey
strained through cheesecloth
Soak the gelatin IN the cold water
Dissolve gelatin by setting cup in pan
or hot water. Add gelatin. sugar,
lemon Juice and rind 10 whey. Turn
The mixture into a mold or sherbet
cups. Serve With crushed fruits
soft custard, or whipped cream.
Whey salad Dressing.
Mix in top OF double boiler ! tea
spoon each salt. sugar and mustard
q few grains cayenne. and II
tablespoons rice -four. add I egg and
mix again. Add - tablespoon
clarified chicken fat. 314 cup whey.
and IA cup vinegar. Cook over
boiling water until mixture thickens.
stirring constantly. Strain and cool
The Clay Township Red Cross
auxiliary VIII meet al the home Of
Mrs. Roy Mace. Edwdrdsburg I'd
Thursday afternoon There Will lie
meeting every week on this same
day until given further norice
Hiss Juan!ta Mills county demon
stration agent. gave a demonstration
Of cold pack canning IL the Grange
hall in Tamarack Tuesday after
noon Twenty-Five women were
present More demonstration are
being planned FOR that com munity.
The demonstration OF canning
given Is. Miss ogle al The Oliver
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31

stated meeting % the south Bend
chapter SO tomorrow en.ug
MRS MAUD SWINTZ. ". ~
MRS CORA BARTON. Secv.
ADV $3.50 I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31

school Tuesday afternoon was at
tended by 10 women. The women
and girls of this district do Red
Cross work at the school every
Tuesday and in the future they are
going 10 devote every fourth Tues
day 10 food conservation work
The Office of the woman's section
OF the county council of defense
which has been moved from the In
diana club 10 the fourth floor OF the
Oliver annex can De reached by the
same telephone number as formerly,
Bell 1915.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
BIRTHS.

Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Liwosz. W. Thomas St son. July
60.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31

SCHEDULE FOR CITY HOME
DEMONSTRATION AGENT.

SCHEDULE FOR CITY HOME
DEMONSTRATION AGENT.
Thursday.
Canning demonstration at the
Laurel school
Friday.
Canning demonstration and talk
on sailing at the Perley school.
Saturday.
Office
SCHEDULE FOR COUNTY HOME
DEMONSTRATION AGENT.
Thursday.
Canning demonstration at Sump-
ton Prairie.
Friday.
Talk on sailing AT Center town
snip.
saturday.
Office
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31

The demonstration OF canning
,ner b. Miss ogle az The Oliver
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31

Miss Elizabeth Kelly. SO Harri-
son av.. gave wiener roast 10 l.
friends Tuesday night IN honor Of
the Misses Margaret Louise and
Anita Hammond OF Louisville. Ky,
who are the guests Of Mrs. Frank
stroud. $50 Laporte av
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31

The outdoor movies that formed
The new attraction at the Country
club Tuesday night were very pop
Ilar. The Paramount production
OF Nfaeterlinck' Blue Bird" was
shown. Next Friday night Gerald
me Farrar Will be seen in The
Woman God Forgot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31

The Clay Township Red Cross
auxiliary VIII meet al the home Of
Mrs. Roy Mace Edwdrdsburg I'd
Thursday afternoon There viii lie
q meeting every week on this same
day until given further noIice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31

Hiss Juanita Mills county demon
stration agent gave a demonstration
Of cold pack canning IL the Grange
hall in Tamarack Tuesday after
noon. Twenty-Five women were
present More demonstrations are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-17
u. S. Troops Get
Great Welcome
In Manchester

MANCHESTER. JULY IA
large boGy Of American troops came
Go Manchester Tuesday morning i'm
order that the people Of Cotton
opiis misht have AN opportunits To-
welcome them
The Americans were greeted with
the greatest enthusiasm The
Spansled Banner was PLAYED nE
the band of the Dragon guards
and the band accompanying the
troops responded with the British
national anthem Manor Huddart
~ Stafford delivered an address Of
welcome a. the men marched
through Stafford on their way 10
Manchester.
"I arm sure. ne said ir part "toH
are worthy comradee of your fell0~