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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Can't Help But
Admire Babies
nan Casts Loving Glance a.
70 Cuddled in its Bonnet.
Every
tho h

Il y Il j,r hr,! ..s'ui':: t" kr;"w ,hat
:h,S.. ntuci, ;iiI."'i - i,sH$ a:i ",hcr
,Iis;rrSS..& ;f:tt said - .,cnrr"d child
bearing MAJ H.. :S"..itl,.'l. y" woman
.,n.d SO" a. -,',r:rr: :: II" Nili fnrti:E
;..rS-i! Wit; IL. Will know: ARD .!nH-
!,nnnr..,l -..s,I,.,;y. M"th"r'S Friend
This ~ Il ;u"s; grateful. penetrating.
ry:.rna! application .nat -: orc: s"f;"ns
and makes ptil,i; H." Hhd"minAl muscles
.s.d liSntu"ntS. ~ r";:"!a: us" ih.. mus
,si"S expand With"u; the usual strain
,vh..n baby - h.'ru and pam and danger
q: III" crisis IL consequently i'SS.
Women rve-:.W i..r" who HAY" uH"G this
famous r.nrdy I'll how they .r%irs!r
:r.nICl,.I n"rvrtSrrSS. twlt"E!u= spells.
hearing DOWN ;tHd stretching Mains. and
re!a;,. how they Enjoyed "nilr" tr:"tlo:?
from tie :;lany d"hllitatlng and Distress
ing experiences usually Incident 10 APP
prnac,ing motherhood
Mothers FRIEND * rA"omrunndNd Only
cn- the relief ard ,'"'u;"r; Il "Mp'rtan.
,ur.;hrr<. thnuS;L;tLS - WHOM nav" us"d
and recommended Il. l. - :"r "Xt"rn1l
;sc ,uly. IS absolutely and entirely SAL
.tnR wonderfully rfirctivr.
Writ thr Brad.ieid Regulator -.
Gift. Lamar Bldg. .t:ian:a. "a. !"r
heir 'Mnthrrh"od HrnH. y" TaiEatl" -
"xpcctant mothers. AID il IL" meant ina
obtain n hu,tle az Mothers Friend from
:he d-uSX,S, today and thus f":;ity
yourself aSalEs: pain and discomfort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
SHADYSIDE GIRLS IL;
SISTERSVILLE H. S. IL
Down State Team Defeats Shadys1de
Girls in Wonderful Game at
Sistersville

With Two minutes to play. and inc
score l0-ln. the girls basketball team OK
the Shadyside high school and the girls
team representing the. SistcrsFllle hlBh
school faced each other on the iioor al
Sistcrsvlllr last evening. waiting Tor the
r,rrrcr's WHISTLE In the next few
seconds. the Shndysjdr center player
the ball and made Il 1oui. but IN the
worry next play Gladys Smith, center VI
the Sistcrsville team made dl4lcult
play. landing the ball in the basket with
the winning scor" Tn" game was mus
exciting. and was harl fought every
minute. -:
The teams started the games with
.ivc' players. and 1t the "nd al the nFsl
half several changes were made IN the
Itncups The second half was plaEc"
with n side center making IN" game
moro hard. At all times Iii" scores
were close and the large crowd 81 root
IRIS we're kept IN edge every play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
WV, j, ON FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE OF ARMY

WEST POINT. y. y, Jan. 1l.-Thc
l-n;,rd states military academy foot
hail sch. duIn for 1918. announced here
today, contains eight games with one
omen date reserved presumably for tho
%nyy in rasc il is possible 70 arrange
thi, service contest The regular Srn-
son will open on September IS and inc
schedule includes TWO lntrr-Sectlohal
ram"s---Notrr Dame oil the middle west
and Vest Virginia of the south. Inc
schedul" follows: September -. Bow
dom: ,m.loncr ;. Boston college; Ociohcr
l., CARLISLE; October 10. West Virginia
university: October %. TUFTS; N"rem-
Der ., Notrc Dame: November 2. Lchan-
on Valley: November 1t, Maine; No
ytmber % omen.
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to make tour of the state In the inter-
est nf the war savings project.
Mrs. Charles Berry asks That all mcm-
hers bring the finished garments which
they may have. to this meeting. because
the club will make a shipment during:
the coming week Ia France of the gar
meutS they now have completed and on
hand. and ms 1t takes one month Ell
passage. they must out OF necessity DO
shipped next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
woman's Literary Climb Meeting

On next Wednesday, afternoon ut $50
"'rlork. tho Wnman's Literary club.
viii meet for the annual election If Of
n,.,rs. An interesting talk will II" given
H. Hiss Virginia E'nulk OF Huntington,
who has recently been appointed by r.
NJ. Archer state director Of war savings.
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South Side Personals.

Miss Esther Wilson Of Moundsyille Is
the guest Of South Side friends. 81
Carl Vented left yesterday for Camp.
Lee, after enjoying a iive-day furlough+
with his parents here.
Miss Frances .Marshner is seriously ~
at her home on Eoif street. suffering
from an attack OF appendicitis. -
Miss Mary Dorsey OF South Chapline,
street is recovering from severe i'll.
ness. -sa.;;s5
Charles N'iibcrt. who has been serilI
oIslv i'll Cor the past few weeks, Is 70:
covering ut his home Of Chaplinc street,
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Euchre Party.

\ cuchrc party Will be given next
Tuesday evening at The Kahn club Il,
honor OF several members Of the clup
who are home on furloughs from Camp
Lee and other cantonments. =
invitations have -cn sent out, and
the event promises to b. the largest held,
by the club this winter. $50 -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Collegiate Alun1nae Meeting

= Tho January meeting Of the Collegiate
!Nlumnac aSSnciatinn will be held this
afternoon at the Y. ". {. a.. Mrs. D.
a. Taylor will preside n n brief bust.
ness session. with stn interesting pro.
gram following. Miss Virginia FOulk
who has recently hccn appointed IT,
make n tour "f tho stat" in tn" interest
nf the war savings project. will Civ" ~!
talk. Miss Rachael Roberts.
Industrial secretary of thr Y. w. G. \.
will discuss womon's work In war time.
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p..!:.ht"d tu,i..'l W." II" :Sr"upS OF
mothers ami fri' ads wh" '"rin"d the
audcnr" /" rujr% ;hc charming ESHr''S
1T thu -u;ilij"u which ta.' WILSON," lads
and laSsicS a. III Fifth TwiS'S daictnE
class gave yesterday afternoon At the
Strat:urd I4iei.
The first number watch the teacher
Miss Ruth Cau:.1.ll -. Pittsburgh. IN
tr0,iuc..d. was the rntir.' lass IN acSthe-
tic dancing. followed h% graceful "n"-
steps, ScottlSch:S aud Quadrill"S. one
.S,n.cia"r lovely number waS :hc In
.r,.prrt;,tiv. dance nj ''r;tth"rIuG daiS-
-" which in tn" ecac. displayed by the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
George washington Party

Tn" Daughters Of the Ecr"lutton ar
hrsicd with plans for the PARTY which
they will hold on the afternoon If
(;enrv" Westinghouse birthday. y pro-
gram Of delightful interest is being
nlauncd. The sum realized will he used
by the In,'nI chapter in th"lF French or
ohnn r"li"t work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Close Week of Prayer.

Tho week ni prayer which has ne"A
in progress for the past week nj thc
Third Presbyterian church. was CLOSED
last evening with one NJ tho best at
;rndrd scrvicr. uf the week. despite the
,rcIrn..nI weather.. Tho pastor delivered
,f,. srrInoa which was worry approprJat"
lar The occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Annual Meeting Of z. W. C. A.

The annual meeting Of the young Nn-
.ln"nS Christian association which VIII
H.. held IN IN" auditorium OF IN" J. w.
e. H.. building on Monday evening. Jan
unrv H. At 40 o'clock. is to he IT I'M
usual interest this year. as the program
is ~ II" exceptionally hne. and several
Row features will be introduced.
At this meeting which Is held "iGh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Important Meeting of Crafts

Mira. Iasitcr l:auu If NUndlHwE Will
have th.5m"Iuh"rs IF 'hr t'rnfi meet
with hf at her HON" IN N""dlnwr for
their f"guIar meeting next wednesday,
Inn,Iarv t. All members arc asked -
no nrcS"n, ru- an this occasion tho time
and the rla'" for the bridge ton will
u. drlcr,uiurd This affair Will I've one
Of the most Important nf tho pr"-l"ntcn
social events. and Will u" attended with
many dclGhtful pleasures.
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Health Study Glass

Tho Health Study class Of Washing
ron school. will meet on Monday after
noon In tho Washington school bullulns
ut I:45 o'clock, with Mrs. Jean /. D!i1
Ion, teacher.
All ladies of tho nciEhhOrhood are
urged To be present. IT, hear tho inter-
estinE and cnliGhtcning talk Mrs. Dill
lon will give.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Kahn Club Dance.

Ths members NJ the Nhln cIhD CnIoEeu
tho regular weekly dance nj Inc Gu"
rooms last evening. The dance WIS
largely attended. and wis one OF the
most successful held this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

Of tho south side, is making plans fora
big dance. which will be, held at the.
Elis' club. on Fifteenth street. Tuesday,
evening. January Is, and invitations Ntll
hc sent out today. The d;AAce will bf
informal -
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Entertained.

Miss Frances l!armisom and Miss
IJ,lnn 'rnululS entertained IN" m"mhrrS
of tho +. e. q. club Ut tn" home ~ MISS
Ijarnisnu. Thursday evening. The hours
were spcnt in m,:si: ami games follower
hv refreshments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

Title to Bruce Island. a 12.ooo-acre'
tract Of rich land in the Mississippi
river orocsitc St. Genevievc, NO., has
hrcn awarded by the federal court for
he southern district Of Illinois to John
r. Boas. vino has lived on the island for
IS years. Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
BOYS Communion.

Tho regular monthly communion 81
III, hnys of 81 MHry'S Catholic church
will 81, held Sunda! morning ana All
hnrs Of the church Will attend in BODY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

4 number Of years. He was on his way
home from Bridgeport when assaultcH'
Tie attack occurring near MS rcS"eHee
in thu south end ii Vest wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Senior Prom

Tho Senior Prom hunnring thr Gradu'
atns Of tho Wheeling High school Will
he held on Thursday evening of next
week at tho Eiks' club. \ banquet will
prrc,r" the lanCinG. 'rh" commit tCC
includes:
Misses
Dorothy Stanton Rhcn M"t;lumprS
Adelaide BHchIuan
MCSSrS.
Robert Cornish Charles I"ri
William I:"IiIill"
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!;ittle participants. gave evidence Of most
urtstcrtul training.
Miss Cainphcll gave n number In ma
turc study. Evening" in which young
girl b;Ls farewell I" the day. whlcn dis
played tho wonderful sy!p! like Erac" "l
the teacher.
Another pretty fs.a.ur. dane" III which
Miss Campbell figured was the FeaS-
ant Dance" IN costume.
AZ the conclusion -: the program
.;,in,v refreshments w.r" served. and
pretty tavcrs Wy" given III" class al
cunning White paper hats. ;rciurn'd viii:
a c.asillng bow At n"d. Whit" and Elu".
Til: members IT III" class Included.
Misses
Elizabeth Wood .i"anm f"Sc
Marcarr; Wood Mary VIRGINIA. IIoge
Pauline Hickman Grace Wilson
J,u., Howard Katherine Whitaker
Nu,herin" Mitchell .Ioscphin" flaming
Mary NDr;on Doris Lewis
Msis. Norton Theodore Williams
rSt.ll.. Narkowit2 R"ttE Hamilton
Helen Cock Elizabeth waltz
Mary Ellen Dowl"r .D.na Markowitz
E.liznhrth M"ultrr Louis Abbott
Jane Russell ES;cllc Abbott
; Harriet Nitchn.au caroline Iaull
Masters
Warren Williams flacruS Stllel
Charles E"ini Arthur Stitet
y ". raull. Jr. Eden Webb
\,uhrns,. Fault Francis Wilson
.h,rl.S Wood Edward HitchnIn
William Stnoi, I'ul!u Hitchmuu
krndnl kimhCriand
Til. guests wcrr:
Nlcsdames
:. r. Norton Ge"rE" Norton
Nfrsd PAUL. Robert NCCabe
charles Eceder D. Allen Burt
Joseph c"ud"u Bthson Faldweu
!. y. nowlrr III. r.. fltld
Il Maynard Nimicr- Walker friSScH
land W. +. Butler
l. Heekman Howard IIazlett
=. Howard Simpson Ja'n"S t.wlns
james Cumm!ns NJ. y. Fec!i
Adelaide WiuSertr: ''has. k"im
p T. Far!& Arthur Stifnl
Frank schmidt =. {. Ewing
. ,.'r..l Rnd.r,i4 IL NJ Burt
.rhns. Mrt'nv Miller Robert lIazlett
Misses
;-Inr"r,. or Augusta IIandlan
Isrnu,rs He'll paulinn S"giin
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Planning Dance.
The CIpid club, a most energetic c!un
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COT|LL|ON At
THE STRATFORD
CHILDREN FIGURE IN VERY
CHARMING DANCING PROGRAM
YESTERDAY
Few Pleasures For Week-End-P1ans
Being Made For Affairs OF Some
Importance For Coming Weeks
YOUNG AND OLD

When all the world IS young. lad.
When all the trees are green.
And every sooS.' L swan la0,
And every lass 4 qu:cn:
Then hey for boo; and horse. lad.
Ard around llI world awa%;
Young blond must hay" rs course. iad
And every dog his day.
Whcu all ;hs world is DID. lad.
Md All III. ;re"S arr brown:
And all the sport - stale. laG.
And all ;iss whn..iS rum down:
''r...p hotl" and taS" r"'sr pia": there
Tn. spent and mai'ucd among:
';"d grant y"u lind ",i.' :-"" tslcr"
You lu|"I wiI"n "n WAS young.
zee, h:tcl.S Kingsley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-17
AT THE CHIRCHES-

Methodist Episcopal, Seventh st,
south OF Mishawaka av. Rev. j. A.
Lord, pastor Sunday school at $3.50
a. m: Frank f. Wolfe. superintend-
emit Morning worship with sermon
by the pastor at 10:45; subject,
Loyalty Of Washington. Junior
league. led by the pastor at $3.50 p.
m. Epworth league devotional at
$50 p. m: Miss Clela Anderson.
president. Al 1880 :. p. Mcknight
of Indianapolis, state secretary Of
the nti-Saloon league. will give an
address in the interest of the league.
Special music will be rendered ny
tine choir at both morning and even
ing service Prayer meetings will
be held Wednesday evening. Mar
tina Washington party under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Aid society
Thursday evening. Choir practice
Frilay evening.
Free Methodist. Fourteenth and
Vine SITS. Rev B. f. Hitchcock. pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 a.
m; L. +. Wolf. superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor at II a.
m. There will be no evening ser
vice at the church. Rev. Hitchcock
will preach at the Mishawaka
church at 1880 p. m. Cottage prayer
meetings will De arranged for Tues
day evening. No service will be
held at the church during the week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-17
X * X X X X X X X X X X X X X
x IN CoLoRED CIRCLES X
x X X * r. X X X X x X r =

The sorosis club met at the home
of Mrs. Agnes Jones last Wednesday
afternoon.
The O. d. T. club met at the
home Of Mrs. Jess Wade on Laporte
av., Friday afternoon, the afternoon
was spent in discussing different
lines Of Red Cross work. The club
will meet next Friday with Mrs.
Fife Woods.
The Nineteen Eighteen club met
at the home of Miss LaVerte Siler,
2O5 Pagin St, Thursday evening.
Decorations were hearts and cupids.
Music was the main feature of the
evening. Miss Nyberg gave several
pleasing piano selections. Miss
Hoglund Of the Conservatory of Mu-
sic sang two vocal selections. The
club Will meet next month on March
Il.
The annual roll call of the Light
foot Co, No. 81. L. r. X. of 2. and
the Northern Star court, No. 80. O.
O. c. will be held in the X. Of p.
hall Sunday afternoon, Feb. "a, at
= -oV Il ne pupAl1 - tol hAetiA4 HI
vited
Services at Ouvet A NJ r. church
will be as follows: Morning service
at 1890. Sunday school at II
O'Clock Christian Endeavor at 6:45
p. m, led by Miss LaVerta Siler,
vice president. TOPIC for discussions:
What My Church is Doing" I.
Tess 2:9-12. The pastor urges
everyone TO attend this service.
Personals.
Mrs Viola Groom is able 10 be
out again after an illness of a few
days az her home on Washington av.
Mrs Mary Roberts is i'll at her
home on w. Orange St
Mrs Abram Biggs returned Mon
day from Gary, Ind, where she
spent last week with her husband.
Mrs. Allie Curtis of Niles spent
Friday here.
Prof Locke OF Detroit. Mich,
spent last week with his sister, Mrs.
A. T. Reading.
Miss Hazel Boone is confined to
her home with rheumatism.
Frank Ash is i'll at his home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-17

Of his son. Abraham Hunsburger.
near Wakarusa. is improving.
George Woodwork Of E.khart is
spending the week end with River
Park friends
George Naftzger. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. s l.. Naftzger, y. Eighth St,
submitted 20 a serious operation on
his throat at st. Luke's hospital,
Chicago. Friday. DR. Stoeckley. who
accompanied him TO Chicago. re-
turned Friday night, and reports the
operation successful Word was also
received Saturday from Mrs. Harry
Hammond that he was getting
along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil McGraw have
returned from their wedding trip TO
Marion. Ind, where they were
guests OF relatives and are located
in their new home on y. Eighth st.
They We're given an Old-fashioned
belling by the young people Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fister have
gone 20 Mishawaka 10 reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Strau5.
Vine St. received a letter from their
son, Sylvester Straub. Saturday
morning dated Jan. %. stating ne
had just arrived in France. The
trip was made without any acct
dents and he was well. He also
said that otto Brant. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. john Brant. Sixteenth St. was
still with him. This is the first news
from the boys since December. when
they LEFT Camp Taylor at Louisville,
XIV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-17
URGE SPEED ON
RAILWAY BILL
Leaders Declare TranSpOrta-
ton Problem Held Up by
Legislative Delay.
Associated Press Service

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16-speed-
ing up Of debate and passage Of the
administration railroad bin next
week were urged upon the senate
today by administration leaders who
declared the working out Of the
whole transportation was being de-
layed for lack Of legislation con-
templated in the measure. Sen.
smith. ia charge Of the bin, an
uounced he would seek Monday TO
fix time for final vote.
In urging speedy action on the
bin Majority Leader Martin said
Director Cen. McAdOo was much
embarrassed by the want OF the leg
islation and had called him on the
telephone today TO point out the
measures Importance The iegis-
lation. Sen. Martin said. is abso-
lutciy necessary i'm order 20 enable
the administration 10 carry ont the
purposes for which the railroads
7yere taken over.
81 arm not attempting to- suggest
that che bin should not be debat-
ed." said Sen. Martin, "but / do
suggest and j do appeal 20 senators
90 speed this bill 10 "a final vote
Debate on the measure continued
today with Sen. Cummins who is
opposing the proposed standard of
compensation, and Sen Robinson,
supporting the legislation as the
principal speakers. The Iowa sem
ator reiterated his declaration that
the standard return provided i'm the
measure Is excessive and sounded a
warning against taking any step
that would result I'm a spirit Of un-
rest i'm the country ass b. would re-
tard prosecution or the war.
Sen. Robinson. i'm reply, declared
that the compensation provided is
no greater than would be fixed by
court and pleaded for quick en-
actment of the bill so that the sit
uatiOn resulting from the taking
over OF control Of the railroads by
the government can be clarified.
Sen. Watson plans TO discuss the
bill Monday and Sen. Johnson Of
California will speak Tuesday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-17
CZERNIN WILL REPLY TO
WILSON AT EARLY DATE

international News Service
GENEVA, Feb. Prcs't VIII
sons speech constitutes a serious
step towards n general peace ard I
shall answer 10 at the earliest pos
sible moment" said Count Czernin,
the Austrian foreign minister. after
reading copy of the address. ac-
cording 90 the Journal today. The
principles enunciated by the Amer
lean statesman are said TO have
made "A very favorable impression in
Vienna.
Conflicting reports continue 90 ar
rive as 20 the date of the war aims
speeches expected from Count Won
HertIing. the German chancellor.
and Count Czernin It is now said
that the German chancellor viii re-
plv To- Pres't Wilson on Tuesday or
"Wednesday Of next week. and the
Austrian foreign minister will not
speak until next week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-17
START THRIFT
STAMP BUYING SALE

Mem bers of the police department
Friday night began a campaign IF
Thrift stamp buying. Chief Kline
took the project of placing the
South Bend police department well
at the head OF the list in Thrift
stamp purchasing up with the Off
GERS az roll call Friday night, and
each man present expressed his en-
tire willingness to go his limit
In the purchase Of stamps.
Thrift stamps are on sale at the
Office OF city Controller Swygart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-17
RIVER PARK

The social committee Of the La
dies Aid society Of the Methods;
Episcopal church held a meeting
Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs y. r. Hacker. S. Fifth St. when
arrangements were made to give
Martha washington party. Thurs
Gay, Feb. 2I. in the entertainment
rooms of the church. Mrs. b. r.
Hacker, Mrs. Edward Shank, Mrs
W. G.. Shelton and Mrs Frantz viii
have charge Of the affair. A musical
program viii be arranged by Mrs.
s. O. JudsOn and Mrs Frank T.
Wolfe
The members Of the r. P. +. club
were entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs. William Hurley. 2313 Mish-
awake az. The afternoon was spent
socially and with sewing and knit
ting. IL was decided TO meet Wed
nesdays instead Of Fridays, 50 as
not 20 conflict with the Ladies' Aid
and Red Cross meetings. A program
of victroia music was enjoyed from
records Of the Billy Sunday chorus.
The time and place Of meeting will
be decided later.
A special meeting OF the Mystic
circle was held Friday night at the
home Of Miss Mella Riggles 10 make
arrangements for a birthday party
TO be held for the benefit n the
Red Cross. The affair will be given
at the home Of one Of the members
the first week in March.
A meeting OF the River Park Civic
club viii be held at the school house
Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock. A
speaker will be provided and a pro-
gram of music will be arranged.
The boys gymnasium class will
meet Monday evening at the school
house. .. +. Surface will direct
the class.
Washington birthday will be OBJ
served at the River Park school
Thursday with an appropriate en-
tertainment. There Will be no school
on Friday.
SIrs. Enos Stauner. y. Seventh
ST., had for her guest at O'Clock
dinner Friday Joseph Reed OF Cas-
sopolis, Mich
Mr. and Mrs J. c.. Monroe of Nj
agara Falls, Canada. and niece. Miss
Bessie Wellington of Detroit, Mich.
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. +. Evans Saturday.
A daughter was born Friday 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Flowers, Pleas
ant ST., River Park.
Orval West, Pleasant St. returned
from a visit with relatives at Law
renee. Mich. Saturday evening.
Walter White of Chicago, arrived
here today for few days visit with
relatives.
Miss Violet Jones, 5. Seventeenth
ST.. is a guest of Miss Halle Myers
at Niles. Mich.
Edward Shank. who has been i'll
several weeks. is reported better to-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Wiser. Misha-
waka av.. received a telegram Fri
day from their son, Guy Wiser, who
enlisted IN the aviation corps, u.
s. A. last summer and has been sta
toned at Fort Worth. Texas. since
ne finished his first course Of in
structiOns. at Columbus. o., stating
he had received his commission as
pilot and would leave Immediately
for New York.
Mrs Elizabeth Brewer is i'll ct
the home Of her niece. Mrs. Charles
Keasey, : Seventeenth St
Miss Minnie Wooden returned TO
her home at Madison, Ind, Satur-
day morning. after a two weeks
visit with River Park and Misha-
walSa friends.
Christian Hunsburger father T
Adam Hunsburger, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia at the home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-17
CHARLES LAMP INDICTED
ON ASSAULT CHARGE

The two secret indictments return
ed by the recent grand jury were
against Charles Lamp, who is
charged in both counts with assault
and battery with intent 20 kill He
is at large on bond OF $500 in each
case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-17
FAVORITE

FAVORITE CREAM, Coonley's.
Fer chapped hands. face and after
shaving. Beautifully Perfumed.
Violet. or Rose. csc Coonley's
Adv. 1880