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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS =
FEDS DEFEAT
SAINTS, To
500 Lets Down Visiting Ambo!
Players at Keasbey With |
Four Hits.
81 spec,oi Correspondsnk.

KEASBEY, July 1.-Putt1ng
q three-run rally In the eighX
Keasbey Feds yesterday 9X61,sEne
their seventh straight game bT1de<~-sea
The score was 4 to l. uptfnfl -
eighth inning. the game wqFa prAs4%e
pitchers duel.
The Feds had their strongest team
on the diamond with ponahue OF
Chrome on third base and Mazurek Of
Perth Amboy on second
The Feds started the second inning
with a tally. Mazurek b nrst man
up, lead with a single Donahue fol-
lowed. Flynn heaved a wild throw
and Mazurek romped home with tne
first run Of the game.
The game proceeded along With
both teams playing superb BAH untik
the eighth inning when the Saints tel
tered. Three runs were scored
the Feds in this inning. Soc started
with a single. Mater was thrown III
Grispart flied to third. Wallace the
came across with a timely sine1
scoring 500. Hippensti11 then hit
liner to Tague. who slipped p heldin9
the ball. Wallace scored on2this play
Byde lined a hit over second and HIP
penstill romped home with the third
tally of this inning.
The Saints threatened In The NINTH.
4diSy SCCulcO OnS THu. AEA4Nf ~
man up flied out to Soo. Hull then
hit to second and was thrown out at
first. 500 became uneae and hit
Burke, the next man UP. jacobsen
walked and Tagus placed a neat single
over first and Burke scored. The spec
tators went Wild as the Saints Still had
a fighting chance. With Jacobsen on
third, Tague on second, Frank Badef,
former catcher for the PAGERS and
factory league teams, was called ouf
of the rooter's squad to go in as q
pinch hitter. An argument arose be-
tween the two teams but 500 finally
consented to allow Bader to bat IN his
civilian clothes. AS Bader stepped to
the plate, the spectators had visions
of a home run which won4 tie the.
score, but 500 just gave Bader ar q
had and forced him to hit an eas3
grounder to Mazurek and the
was over -
500 struck out six men and 4
made eight of the Feds walk
plank. {
In addition to his superb twill |
500 was the main factor in the
work of his team. He collected
safe bingles in three trips to theApsAM
He was the only one to ecu more
than one hit. Every mar on the local
team secured a hit with the exception
of Grispart and Wagenhoffer.
A return game will probably be
played between these two teams on
the Copper Works Field on July IA.
Keasbey Feds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01
Men Get q Blue
Fish, First Of Season

Blue fish started to nibbie yester-
day. A party headed by Alderman
William c. Wilson and ]. l.. Tooker,
ST., in the latter's boat, the c.. G. !, X,
accounted for twenty-five blue nsh
Weighing from six to eight and a half
pounds each. The catch was made Oh.
buoy number 10. at Sandy Hook FROM
z o'clock in the morning until neon
In the party also were Edward
Roster of Metuchen and Alderman
Wilson's SON, Master William.
Alderman Wilson and Tooker were
In a party last year that caught the
first blue fish June IA.
After completing their catch the
party went into Port Monmouth &c
report the presence OF blue FISH. The
announcement was followed by
scramble on the part Of the natives IL
get under way. (
The catch was divided locally
each of the aldermen among Others
receiving a fish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01

of his performance. The most re-
markable part OF his performances
was his ability to survive two serious
physical ~breakdowns.
Drew is to come East shortly. II
he is In the East at that time the
director feels that there will be no
trouble In arranging the match.
The meet win be sanctioned by the
A. A u. and handicaps viii be al
loted by the onicial referee. In addi-
ton TO the usual features on the field
and track meet card there will be a
nve-mile road race. For this event
II is proposed 20 secure Willie Kyro-
men, Hannes Kohlemainen and
Charles Pores for the scratch post
tons. This ace would end at the
field In Camp Morgan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01

IL, while slowly counting. AT TWO
the arms begin to fall and the body Is
bent forward from the waist, with the
head up and eyes forward. Force the
arms backward and body forward I'M
til arms are on a horizontal plane
with the upright body. while the body
is bent forward as far as possible
from the waist. AS the body is re-
turned to the "cross" position the
lungs should be filled with air. lnhale
through the nose.
Repeat the movement five times.
The crouch exercise is shown IN
figure IL. With h feet about AZ
inches apart, bend the knees and with
the weight on the toes lower the body
nearly to the heels. keeping the body
erect. Then slowly return to the up
right position. Repeat this exercise
10 times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01
PLAN BIG n. A.. u. FIELD
MEET FOR CAMP MORGAN

Camp Morgan will be the scene Of
b monster field and track meet dur
ing the latter part OF August or early
september. The recreation director
Is now IN touch with q number OF
stellar lights In the running world.
Homer Baker. himself a worlds
champion at a half mile. Ind init
mately acquainted with many Of the
present stars, Is aiding the recreation
director in making the arrangements.
The plans call for a possible match
race between Howard Drew and 10
Loomis over the 100-yard course.
0rew recently pulled q remarkable
comeback. At the age OF twenty
eight the colored fiier covered the
century in ten seconds nat. defeating
all the stars OF the West in the course
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01
ehad Easily Taken.

The habits OF the shad lend them
selves admirably to the determination
Of the fish. They approach the shores
In immense schools. actually crowd
Ing one another in their efforts to reach
the head Of the fresh-water streams.
where the spawn Is deposited. Fisher
men learned quickly how to intercept
the run by nets IN the bays and in the
broad mouths Of rivers. and the mar
ketable shad are now nearly all caught
IN this way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01
Do Not Get Careless
With Your Blood Supply

ing. A few bottles Of 8. s. g. the
great vegetable blood medicine, VIII
revitalize your blood and give You
new strength and . healthy, vigorous
vitality. Everyone needs Il fast now
70 keep the system in perfsct eqndi-
ton Go 70 your drug store and get
z bottle to-day, and e you need any
medical advice, you can obtain u
without cost by writing to Medical
Director, Swift Specific CO, q EuiD
'LaboratoEN Atlanta ca
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01
shorthand In chlnesa.

The inventor Of the system OF short
hand established in China. must be
nothing less than a genius. The Ian
Enage has no written novels and con
eonants. and one syllable. spoken In
as many as nine different tones. has
as many meanings. In spite Of these
6ldcultles. the new system permits a
I 40 words a minute. Schools
aching shorthand are being es-
he'd IN various parts OF the coun-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01
81 10 10 27 IL
Wright Martins.

......... 10
Wright-Martins . 100000010- 2
Home run, Foster. Two base hits.
Ritter, Christopherson, Apologize.
Bases on balls, of Apologize 2. off
wilkins 1. off Morales /. Struck out
by Applegate 8. by Wilkins 0. Hit
by pitcher. by Apologize (Breckley,
Snow. Umpire. Bader. Time of
game two hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01
wsntes Two LIds,

Carl was fond OF biscuits, especially
the upper crusts Of them. One morn
Ing when his mother picked up a bis
cult TO prepare a sandwich for him
Carl caught his mothers hand afec-
ionately and said; please mamma.
give me two lids"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01
LoWENKoPF SHUT OUT

Leo Lowenkopf. the local spTlnter,
failed to score at the Red Cross games
In Midland Beach Saturday afternoon.
He finished third In his heat OF the
100-yard dash but was shut out in the
final. Leo started from the three-yard
mark. He found the field ahead too
big to get through.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01
Y. M. G.. A. Nine Loses

The baseball team of the 7, NJ. c.
A. lost a game again to the Hercules
Powder Company Saturday afternoon
by the score of IL 70 8. The game
was played on the .TY'' field, formerly
known as Star field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01

Left on bases-Feds. 4; Saints. 9.
Bases on balls-On 500. 3; OF Flynn,
/. Struck out-By 500. 6; by Flynn,
8. Double play-Donahue to Hippen-
still. Umpire-Applegate. Time OF
Rame=1:20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01
IOtaIS sssss.ss 3 10
90. A n. RI. Team.
West Ends win

The White Eagles of South Amboy
fell easy victims TO the West Ends at
II. A c. Oval IN T~ottenville. 10 to z,
yesterday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01

Group 8 of the Camp Daily Dozen
consists of three exercises, the
crawl" the "curl" and the crouch"
From the position cross the sub
ject turns the left palm up and while
counting four slowly raises the left
arm and lowers the right arm until
the right arm Is resting against the
thigh and the left arm is extended
straight up with the palm to the right.
as in figure 8. Then while slowly
counting three the body is bent side
I ways from the waist, the right hand
slipping down the leg, to or below
the knee, while the left arm bends
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01
Impurities Invite Disease.

You should pay particular heed to
any Indication that your blood supply
Is becoming slnggfzh, or that there Is
= lsssening IN It's strong and vital
fo<eA
By keepIng your blood puriaed,
your system more easily wards on
disease that i ever present waiting
b sttesk VkeszH 1eEe S ~ epen-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-01

Third of Walter Camps exercises
taught to the U. s. Cabinet and now
I'm use I'm the u. 8. Navy Another
win be printed in the EVENING
NEWS tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24

South BEND attended family
dinner Wednesday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher in Mishawaka-
The affair was in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheeler who will leave next
week for st Louis, No. 10 visit their
daughter. Mrs George Reed.
Mrs NJ. j. Young entertained AZ "A
o'clock luncheon Monday compli-
mentinc Miss Jennie Clayton Of Chi
cagO who : a house guest of Mrs.
T. l.. Miller of South Bend Covers
were laid FOR 10. The centerpiece
was formed Of oak leaves and gar
den flowers.
The Sunshine class viii meet al
the school house Thursday afternoon
at = O'Clock and go 70 Leeper park
for the afternoon
The Myslic circle enjoyed a pic
mic al Hudson lake Monday evening
Fifteen members and friends were
present A basket luncheon was
served. and the evening was spent
dancing. boating and fishing. a
similar affair Is planned~for Aug 10
10 he held at Eagle Point Mr. and
Mrs Donald c.. Emmert haperoned
the crowd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
REVELATIONS OFA WIFE
By Adele Garrison

Wctance ] felt 70 lift one inger to-
ward the sending of this attractive
girl across the ocean.
May / speak 20 YOU Mrs. Ora
ham q" Miss Sonnots low voice
sounded through the closed door Of
my room. / was dressing rapidly
that ] might be ready 10 greet
Dickys sister and her husband. who
were 10 arrive on the 1928 train.
surely" / responded. Come
right in"
81 feel guilty. indeed, to trouble
YOU when YOU have been so hurried
and worried she began, as she
closed the door behind her. but I
have just received "a message which
demands an answer and which I
must refer 10 you"
If YOU were an that bothered
nee" ] exclaimed impElsively, and
then stopped short flushing Not
even 20 this girl, who had witnessed
All my worries. ought ] 20 complain
of The eNasperatiug trifies which bad
made my life so uncomfortable in
the two days just passed.
For my mOther-n-law, always a
past mistress i'm the gentle art of
nagging. had surpassed all records,
including her own m the days OF
preparation for her daughters visit.
only the fear of relapse. a fear
which I knew had been cunningly
fostered by Miss Sonnet. had kept
her from elbowins me aside and tax
ing active charge Of the household
affairs. As 10 was. she kept every
detail i'm her mind, and inquired az
least a dozen times day about the
progress of everything from the
polishing of the dining table 20 the
results of the cakes Katie was so
carefully preparing.
"I know" The little nurses voice
expressed i'm the two little words all
the sympathy she was too we'll poised
% offer more openly.
Thank YOU" I wanted her TO
know that I understood and valued
her unspoken friendliness. What is
i, YOU wished 90 ask me-"
Have YOU any idea how much
longer YOU viii require my serv-
ices 2' she hesitated moment. then
went on 81 know this is not quite
usual. but YOU know as well as 1
that your mother-in-law does not
need trained nurse any longer, and
7 am expecting she viii say so TO me
al any minute Ordinarily. il would
not matter. but 7 promised com
rade Of mine some time ago that il
possible I would relieve her for three
days on chronic case she has been
on for two weeks Her sister is TO
be married Monday, and she wants
TO go tomorrow night and come back
Tuesday. OF course if Mrs. Graham
needs me ] must send word 20 my
friend that ] cannot keep my prom
Use. But / thought perhaps YOU
could find out-diplomaJieally -for
me how much longer she wishes my
services"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24

Mr. and Mrs Edward 4erse1 ana
\ Wood Ct of the safe arrival of
their son chi clarence q ITenseI of
fore Saline no ,,.s stationed Of
camp Dix. M
Pyt ROLAND korp son of Mrs
Mar, Eor- too1 .Pi,ersi5e d,. has
arrived safely i'm France according
20 WORD ,ecei,od ,,. AIR. t-o,r 10
day.
PVT Henry Weber has returned 10
West Point. XIV aft.. spendinp the
week end with his wife Mrs. Weber.
5et p ps,to, o.
AIR ana Mrs. r q. Grover. ITO
Woodward ay have zone ro Della
ware Water can pa. for "a few
weeks.
Mrs Fra1l, clark 1920 < Frank
lin St. received word of the arrival
Of her husband i'm ENGLAND Mr.
clark As stationed with the 42rd bal
loon corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. sherry Harshman.
sos ). ST Joseph ST.. left Monday
by automobile for Washineton. D. a..
where their son. Porter Harshman.
is employed bv the government.
Mrs Lawrence p. Schubert. $40 :.
TAYLOR ST.. has received cablegram
OF the arrival of her husband, l. p
Schubert q member of the 5l5th
ammunition train. overseas.
William j. O'Conneu OF Chicas 90
who Is we'll known i'm South Bend.
has arrived safely overseas. Mr..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24

Where is your brother Mark
now go asked more TO gain time
than because D cared anything about
the matter
He has been IN the Philippines
for two years, she answered, a note
OK constraint in her voice ] under
stood at once. A proud. sensitive
girl. she had read nay unworthy re-
sentiment and was regretting deeply
her momentary confidence.
put AN selfish considerations
down with an iron hani and smiled
in most friendly fashion
"lsn Z 10 wonderful that after
hearing 30 much of each other We
should meet i'm this way" I said
heartily. IF only our brothers were
here"
Miss Sonnots face frightened
again. rs Mr. BicIest in this counl
try" she asked. her voice carefully
nonchalant II have rot heard any
thing about him for two or three
years"
lie sailed for France a week
alo.- answered slowly. "He i'm
tends TO join the French engineering
corps"
There was a long moment of
silence Then Miss sonnet spoke
slowly. and there was a note almost
or reverence I'm her voice.
That is just what he would do
and then. impetuously how I envy
him.
Envy him. 1 repeated incredu-
lousy.
Yes. indeed Her voice was mil
liant. her eyes shining. her face
aslow. How i wish j were "a man
ever since this war started. am
just waiting for good chance 10
Join a hospital unit. but / do not
happen 20 know any surgeon who
has gone. and of course they will
pick their own nurses. But my
chance viii come. am sure of il,
and then / am going to do my part.
Why my Aeat-grandtather was an
officer i'm NapOleOns army. / feel
ashamed not TO be over there"
7 opened my lips To tell her some
thing that had just occurred 10 me,
then closed n EN- again. No need to
raise false hopes. But ] was reason
ably sure that the little nurse woul
have her chance Dicky's brother
in-law. Dr. Edwin Braithwaite Of
Detroit was TO sail i'm "a week for
France taking "A corps of physicians
and nurses with him I knew that
Miss sonnet was high in the good
graces of Dicky's mother. which
would insure her name being men
toned 20 the eminent surgeon, if
she wished it, That she was an UNI
usually competent nurse knew
from DR. Pettits praise Of her The
chances We're i'm favor Of her secur-
ing the post she coveted.
L. rested with me 10 pull the diff
ferent wires for the desired result.
Did ] wish TO do so? did not
dare 10 name even TO myself the re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
Announcements

The sewing society Of the Zion
Evangelical church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the Parish school
The hostesses viii be Mrs. George
Beulter. Mrs Jacob Futter Mrs.
Martin Roesch. Mrs. William Sic
fer. and Mrs Andrew Soellner
The st. Joseph Valley Grange viii
hold children's day, Wednesday.
There will be an all day meeting
held in the W. .. W. hall, with
dinner served At noon. During the
morning the imitation of members
will take place. and the feature
Of the afternoon will be a program
given by the children.
The second section of the Ladies'
Aid society OF the Indiana Avenue
Christian church viii hold an all
day meeting at the home of Mrs.
Fears. Indiana av.. Thursday after
noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24

al her home. The time was spent in
sewing for the BELGIAN children.
Four new members were added 20
the society The next meeting Will
oe held a. the home OF Mrs Frank
). Ward $40 ". Navarro ST. Aug O..
The members Of the l.. and G.
club we're entertained al the home OF
Mrs. John Smith. SOC BrookheId ST..
Tuesday afternoon. Contests were
the diversion OF the afternoon. Mrs.
John Kilt and Mrs. j r. Brown be-
ing awarded the prizes The place
or the next meeting Will be set at a
later date.
Mrs Reyer's Sunday school class
OF the First ~ r church held its
annual wiener roast at Pottawatomie
park Tuesdsv evening. The IS mem
bers sat down 20 the picnic supper
served At $50 O'Clock After sup
per the party went 10 Springbrook
park and spent the evening.
The Phi Sigma sorority met at
the home Of Miss Pauline Bon Dur
ant. 214 " Navarro St. Tuesday
evening The time was spent in
knitting The place Of meeting for
the next time is as yet undecided
The Wide Awake girls met at the
home Of Miss q. Muessel. 701 Cot
tage Grove av.. Tuesday evening.
Ten mem bers We're present and the
time was spent in knitting and play
ing games. The next meeting viii
be held August s, at the home Of
Miss Emma Bauer, 1921 +. Sorin ST.
-
Seven members of 1.-The Needle
workers club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. George Glass 1886
Miami ST. The time was spent i'm
knitting and sewing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
PERSONALS


Miss Clara Wierzchowska 1858
Lawrence st, has returned from
Dowagiac. Mich. after a two weeks
visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Jablonowski.
y. Jackson 81. have returned from
Rockford. III. where they visited
the latter's parents. Ar and MRS.
Julius MichalSld
Mrs. John Sabinska. :. Philippe
ST.. left Tuesday afternoon for Gary.
Ind. 10 visit her relatives and
friends. while there she viii oe the
guest at the home of her aunt.
Miss Eleanor Grajek and Mrs O..
A. Birner have gone 70 Eagle lake.
20 remain two weeks
Mrs. ". Suchomska Of Chicag so.
ILL.,. is visiting Al the home Of Mrs
Apolonia Laskowska. She was call
ed here by the death of John Las
kowski
Mrs. Stella CholewczynsH and
children, Walter and Marearet of
Chicago attended the funeral OF
John Laskowski. While here they
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Laskowski w Napier st.
Mrs William Jarzems6a and
daughter Irene. Lincoln way W left
Wednesday morning for Otis Ind
where they were called by serious
illness Of their erandmother.
William Lesczcyk. Scott St. who
has been I'M for several days is now
somewhat improved
Mr. and Mrs Jack Cholewinsd Of
Chicago are spending q few DAYS
with relatives here They arrived
10 attend the funeral az the late
John Laskowski.
Miss Eleornre Pasek Prairie av.
has returned from several days
visit I'm Michigan City
Mr.. and Mrs. !. T. Baider Of Elk
hart are spending few DAYS with
relatives here.
Frank Nowak Of South Chicago is
visiting friends here He was call
ed here by the death Of John Las
kowsld While here he is the guest
Of Mrs A. Laskowski 1877 Liston
ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
RIVER PARK

W. W. Atwood of Memphis, Tenn.
is here for three weeks visit with
his sister. Mrs. Charles Clark.
NIishawaka av.
Miss Jennie Slough or the Evans
Vile Rescue Mission Of Evansville.
Ind, is spending her vacation with
her parents. Mr and Mrs. II.
Slough
Mr.. and Mrs. Add Smith have re-
turned from Chicago where they
visited their son, Harold Smith at
the Great Lakes training station.
Mr. Smith expects 10 leave soon for
the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. = critics and Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. Reed. Glover st. have
returned from Eagle lake, Edwards
burg Mich
MI. and Mrs Arthur Whiteb bread
of Glover St, are moving TO Dixon.
H., where Mr. White Bread has TAX
en- a position.
Miss Doris Murphy has returned
from Cedar Rapids. Mich. where
she spent her vacation with her
uncle. c. +. Garnant and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlin Perry. who
were called 10 Burbon by the ill
ness of Ora Swanger a relative have
returned. His condition is improv-
ed
Mr.. and Mrs William Rinard en-
joyed an outing at White Pond
lake. Dowagiac. Mich the past week.
Mrs. @. \. Brown who has been i'll
with tonsilitis is improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burke have
gone 10 E1khart for several weeks
visit with their daughter Mrs j.
+. Lushbaugh. who is i'll.
Jack Stillwell. Emerson av., who
was overcome with heat last Satur-
day is much better.
II r Bowles has returned 10 In
dianapols after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Bowles. NIishawaka
ave.
Mrs Charles Witwer and mother,
Mrs NIcDaniels have returned from
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
NIcDaniels at Benton Harbor. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. kaleb Booker, Six
teenth st. have returned from Nils.
Pearl ouier has gone to Ro-
chester. Ind. for three weeks
with relatives.
Miss Margaret Howorth, Lincoln
way has gone 10 Appleton. Wis.
where she viii spend three weeks
with her aunt. Mrs David Arlington
and cousin. Miss Irene Howorth.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Williams
left this morning for their home ct
Bay City Mich after a two weeks
visit with friends and relatives here.
Miss Thelma Paige. : Eighth ST.
entertained the LOYAL Daughters and
their instructor. Mrs. Frank +.
Wolfe. Tuesday evening. A short
business session was held when II
was decided 70 hold picnic and
weiner roast supper next Tuesday.
spiritual. mental physical and
other tests were conducted hy Mrs.
Wolfe. Nictrola music was enjoyed
during the social hour.
An an day meeting of the " G..
Social club was held "Wednesday AT
the home Of Mrs George Jones.
DAYTON ST. Dinner was served at
noon After the business session.
sewing and contests featured the day
Mrs FLOYD Nonirt had for her
guests al dinner Wednesday noon
Mrs Mansfield NoHitt and Mrs.
AbieiaI Van DuSen Of New Carlisle.
Ind
Members of the v,onen's Bible
class met at the Red Gross head
quarters Tuesday and made surgical
dressings The class viii meet next
Tuesday and extends an initiation 20
all 10 join with them.
4 large crowd attended The cot
taEe PRAYER meeting OF the Church
of Cod held al the home of Nj
and Mrs W = Houk Tenth 81
Tuesd8r evening Mrs Scott of
south Bend had charge OF the meet
InE
ar and Mrs Henry Wheeler ~.
Eleventh 81. and AIRS. stephens Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Russell, A. NJ.
Russell. jr, 209 y. Shore dr., and
Mrs. w II. Swintz and daughter.
Miss Katherine Swintz. ~ w. Col
fax av.. have returned from Otsego,
Mich
Mrs. William a. Smith, lSl6 5.
81. Joseph ST.. has as her guest. Miss
Clara Rummekin of Springfield, I'll.
Mrs. K. h. Schleicher 115 ".
Garst ST, has returned from Chi
cago where she attended the funeral
Of her husband, Lieut.. r. +.
Schleicher.
Word has been received here 10y