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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-02
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Broadway l.. Broadway. Rev. 4
L. Hast pastor. sunday school at . :JO
a. w.. l.. :. Fisher. superintendent.
Morning worship at 10 10. sermon BY
the pastor. Subict. I'm the Inner Cir
Gle. Young Peoples alliance at $40
D. ni-: Miss BESSIE Hhinehart, president:
Privilege Prayer" John II :12-11; Mrs
Emmet lester leader. Evening Worship
at 20 sermon by the pastor. subject I:
pilates Dilemma. The annual bus
iueS~ meeting Of the congregation will
D, held ON Wednesday evening. March g.
800 the chapel choir rehearsal on Fri
day evening al O'Clock; Boyd Thorn
ten. director.
Grace Church-Cor. Lincoln way w.
and Walnut SITS Rev. o. o. LoZier, NM
listers sunday school ut $50 q. F.
Morning Worship at 1870. The theme
Will De- a Leuten Message \ cot
tage prayer service will be held at the
home o. Charles Iirue. 211J W. Rogers
ST.. at 3 O'Clock Ina the afternoon The
O. .4J o. m. The topic viii be. Christian
DUTY and Privilege. Ill Prayer
John 1f:12-1I. W. @. Harding viii he
the leader Evening preaching service ut
30 The Young Peoples alliance viii
hold it's monthly business meeting ut the
home ~ Mr.. and Mrs Y. w Fielder. 9Of
W. Lasalle av.. ON next Tuesday even
ing Tile midWeck prayer and fellow
evening at 20
FIRST Lafayette mo Monroe sts. Rev.
W IT, Frcshley. pastor sunday school
at 80 a. IN. George J. Long, superin-
tendent
We are counting ON "a record attend
auce. Morning worship at 1880. Ser
mon by the pastor. There viii be 40
evening service The official board will
meet Monday at : 10 y. m. The Ladies'
Aid and w NJ. = will meet with Mrs.
T. j. Dumke. 1lO1 :. Lafayette St.
Thursday at 80 %. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday ut : 40 y. IA. Choir rehearsal
Thursday at 40 p. m.
Auten Chapei-W H. Migrant pastor.
sunday school at 1000 "A. NJ. Jessie
Barns. superintendent
Praise service at IN 20 a. M. Brother
Dunn. leader. e.. T.. service al : 20 p.
az: Mr. Nurser. president The pastor
will De absent March 10y order az the
presiding elder.
Bethel Church Lydick) Rev. w. n.
Migrant. pastor. sunday school az lO:W
q. m.. William TTumble, superintendent
There will not be amy preaching at
n 90 a. m Pastor sent away by the
presiding elder Prayer meeting Tues
day at $50 p. m Clara Watkins.
IauTar
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MAY INTERN
NOBLEMAN AS
ENEMY ALIEN
Son-in-IaW of Louis Swift is
Released Pending Probe by
Department of Justice
as to Status.

WASHINGTON, March THE
department of labor today refused
to deport Count James Minotto. SON
in-Iaw OF Louis Swift, the Chicago
packer, on charges preferred by the
director &C naval intelligence. be-
cause of suspicious aroused by his
German birth and associations, but
dismissal of the arrest warrant was
postponed until the department Of
justice decided whether the count
should be interned as an enemy
alien.
Pending action by the attorney
general the count will remain a.
liberty on $4,000 bail furnished by
his father-in-law.
Minotto. who claims Italian Cit
zenship and has taken out first pa
pers for American naturalization,
was arrested under authority Of the
immigration act of 1917. the wa
rant alleging that he was likely to
become a public charge at the time
of his entry into the United States.
Because he was well supplied with
money he was q law abiding citizen
as regards civil status, and came to
the United States before this cOun-
try was a belligerent, the depart
ment held that the only basis for
deportation would be to prove an
intention to violate the neutrality
laws.
Internmcnt May Follow.
None Of the suspicious upon
which this proceeding rests the
decision says. lis sufficiently sup
ported 10y proof to sustain a warrant
of deportation under the immigra-
ton law inasmuch, however. as sus-
picions have been aroused, as the
country would be exposed 10 dan
ger if those suspicious were true,
and as the alien, a German by
birth. has lived in Germany from
birth to majority and never been
formally naturalized in any other
country. prudence might dictate
internment as an alien enemy
Dismissal Of the arrest warrant
was recommended by the examiner
who investigated the case and by
the inspector in charge at Chicago.
The commissioner general of immi-
grafton. i'm submitting the report,
proposed that action be held in
allegiance and the case referred to
the attorney general.
Post Renders Decision.
Asst. Sec'y Post. who rendered
the decision. records. however. that
he gave only passing attention %
these impressions Of able and de-
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JEWISH.
TempIe h-EI-Cnrner Ina,

Temple Beth-EI- Corner Lasalle av.
and Taylor st. Julius Leibert. rabbi.
Rabbi Eeibert i'm his sermon. Priest
aud Prophet" will discuss the relative
merits Of the priestly and prophetic at
titudes Of mind 50 common in people OF
IOOqJs snOI5II5I 5QI OIL 10 STIUM Tic
session begins M go a. m. Rabbi
Lcibert will preside over the Zionist
mass meeting that vill take place at
20 y. m. at tbo Elks temple. The
th-El Literary society will meet at H.
Guldberg's home. \ paper on the Melt
ing Pot will be read by one Of the
members
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LUTHERAN.

Holy Trinity English Sherman 81.
and Lindsey 81 Rev Albert II. Kec5.
pastor. sunday school az 9;1J a. u. {;
Edward MOTIFS, superintendent.
Adult Bible class taught hY the pas
tor. Subject of lesson "A Great Faith"
chief service with sermon by the pastor
at lu..N "a. m Subject: The Mount Of
Sacrifice Junior league at 90 y. m.
luther league devotional service NJ
6f' 70. IN Ne>pers with sermon at
: 80 70. W. Subject The Sacredness
90. Human Life The church council
viii meet ON Monday evening az the
pastors home. Al-day meeting 81 the
Red Cross auxiliary on Tuesday AT ,Ae
Red Cross headquarters on y. jefferson
blvd The Teachers association meets
at the church on Tuesday at 7.45 D. m.
Lenten services on Wednesday at 7:45
D. me Subject Of sermon. Purity In
Word and Deed Monthly meeting 81
the Ladies' Aid society on Thursday
afternoon 40 the home Of Mrs.. swan
Nelson lO0l W Oak - CHOIR rehearsal
ou Friday evening onJechetical instruc-
tion on Saturday at 30 .. nm
Gloria Del swedish Chaplin and Kerr
SIS Rev Gottfrid Olson. pastor sun
Gay school at 2.oO a. pa. and Bible class
Morning service "a 1870 when the
pastor VIII present the sermon ON the
following subject. Christ Prophet
Mighty iu Word and Deed" At The
evening service ut 20 the sermon will
Dee preached ON THE Crucihed Savior's
Fourth Word from the Cross" Mid
week service Wednesday evening at =
o'clock The choir viii meet for prac-
tice on Thursday evening &C 80.
e. PauIs German Jefferson and Viii
liam Sts Rev. IT, HOLE. pastor. Ger
man service az iO-5 n. M. sunday school,
both English and German. 40 2 80 a. m.
English services ON the second and
fourth sundays 80 the month nc "a n.
m sermon by the pastor. Morning sub
ictf. "Ihe War ~ the Chuuh.' Lenten
~t.rtit. iGarmInf iu the evening at I ..o
n'rintk subject. christ Before Ca
iauhas The pupils ~ our parochial
school viii sing Waither league Bible
class via meet again Tuesday 20 500
p m. Catechetit7il instruction Thurs-
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MINISTERIAL. ASSOCIATION.
ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.

Woman's club hall. room 224 j. N. s.
building. sunday. . 90 y. m.
Lecture by Il. T. Rockhof Subject
n he Desire OF All Nations 10 Follow
the War At 30 p. m. study, "Rcvela-
ton, Fourth Period OF the Church -
Wednesday. ) 90 p m. Prayer meeting
text Phil. 4 81 Friday 500 p. M.
study, Tabernacle Shadows"
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no MAXI WAR GARDENs.

The Studebaker park golf course
will be divided up into 290 lots for
the purpose or war gardens. Ac-
cording 10 blue prints. made by the
park board each Tot will he 90 by
A. feet The whole course viii be
turned over 20 the garden commit
tee. which viii supervise The work
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PRESBYT ERIAN.

first Corner Washington av- and Ia
ayetto blvd Rev Charles A. Llppin-
.tf % d. pastor
Public worship at 1U-45 Co. m. Ser
ann subject THE Power OF SYM
athy- Bible s-blo, at 9.N mn Mems
Fellowship club 10 a--s0 a. m Junior
.uleuvor ~orietF at $500 p. m luuH z
Peoples society Ht G.1U 70. m Union
services at the First Methodist church
t- $50 p Alidwerk meeting We'd
.esiay no 80 %. D. Red cross aux
barry Wednesday bon tne church parior~
t- 20 D..
Trinity Corner ColflN as aud ST.
Peter So Ee,. John $ Burns. pastor
iiHle school at go a. m. Charles Wag-
suer superintendent
Ef, Alr Itagseh VIII preaeh at both
Hurniu- and evening services Ladies'
Ala meeting af Mrs Nuurn-s ou Tuesday
afternoon.
Westminster Ecv a no. Eeus pastor
sunday school 90 $50 o. m.- T. a.
Whitromh superintendent Putli. vor-
ship 40 lO - W and $50 p. DID,.
Junior EudaIFnl meeting "a $50 D. M
-euler Eudeavol society meet, 90 q so
Hope Iee- aud Dayton sis ~
George ~ Allison H o.. minister. El1A
IaoI 90 2-p ODD. Carl IHcry super
utendrgt
Glasses Tor ai attendants ADULTS use
Boo international lessons women'~ class
studies Ia the Guspe' af Marh Bring
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II MEXICANS ARE
KILLED BY TROOPS

MARIA. Tex. March Twelve
MeMcans were killed and several
were wounded late today when
band OF 20 Mexicans fired on fn
American cavalry detachment u
command OF capt kramer Thomae
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SCIENTIST.
First Church of Christ, Scientist-

Main and Madison sts
sunday services during completion OF
church building viii be held in the sun
day school room at IL 90 a. IN. Entrance
on Madison ST. Testimonial meeting
every Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
Sunday school for children and young
people up 10 the age OF 20 from Q 40 TO
1880 Reading rooms maintained by
this church Oh the seventh floor OF the
J. NJ. :. building are open every aft
ernOOn from , to and on Saturday
English services on the second and
fourth Sundays OF the month at 80 p.
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pE RsoNAIS

John MurlaWski returned 10 his
home in Chiclgo after few days
visit with South Bend friends
Jacob TeoCorowski Washington
av.. has gone 10 Michigan city 10
spend "a couple OF DAYS with friends
Frank Orlowicz left for his home
in Rockford. r1. after "a brief visit
WITH friends here
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Sunday at the Churches

your Bible. All other departments use
tho graded lessons. Competent teachers
are provided.
BAPTIST.
Tirst Corner Wayne and Main SITS
Rev. Charles A. Decker. pastor Bible
school az 80 a. m. G. = stephens.
superintendent
Quincy street -rse, George T. Enter
line. pastor. sunday school az Q 20 =.
M. J. " Kendall. superintendent.
Morning Worship AZ O@0 with ser
mon on the theme. -rhe Fire Test a.
y. L. l.. meets az G:f5 p. M. Evening
service no q -. sermon theme saliva
ton and Rewards"
Hungarian Corner Washington av.
Cherry So Rev. B. Bertok pastor.
nj Zion lis y Birdsell st. Rev r.
r.. Kennedy. H. D.. pastor sunday
school az 30 m. Mrs Anna Hutch
ins0n. superintendent
FIRST swedish - Corner Laurel and
Napier SITS Services at 1870 a. IN. and
Z 30 T. m.
CHRISTIAN.
FRET s. Main St. south Of public
library Rev. John N. Alexander. pastor.
sunday school at 30. Frederick K
Iiuland superintendent our teachers
are trained and lessons graded We
have classes for ali ages
Morning worship az 1870. sermon Icy
The pastor Topic: Fields W bite Jnto
the Harvest" Special music lay the
quartet senior Christian EndeavOr at
g 10 D. m Topic: The Call % Serv-
ice". AZ : - D. m. this church viii
Join the four down town churches in the
union service at the First Methodist
church
Indiana Avenue indiana and WitWcr
avs. Rev. w A. BruHdlge. pastor; res
idencc. IA Haney av Bible school at
30 "a. H.. X. White. Superintendent.
Fred Wilson, chOrister Of school. Spe-
cial music hy orchestra. Contest Is now
on between the school and that 81 the
First Christian church. BE In sunday
and make your presence count and win
the banner Communion and sermon at
1880 subject ~ sermon; The Good
Samaritan. -" Elbert Clay Cassidy. one ~
our noted evangeliStic singers. viii be
present to sing morning aud evening.
Hear him These viii DE great services.
Junior g. T.. at 100 .. M; Mrs Moffitt.
president y. l.. :. &. T.. at - p. mn.
Miss Mae Bruadige. president Sermon
and song at 20 A. m. Subject Of ser
mon: Superstition" Cassidy sings.
Linden Avenue Church Of Christ
Linden ay aud Carlisle st Rev. Ed-
ward Castle pastor Preaching at 10 30
a m- aud 20 p. IN. sunday school at
$3.50 a. m. Christian EndeayOr ut Geo
.. m.
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CHURCH OF GOD.

Church &C tod or Saints-Cbapel on
Uar -isJn NV. one block north Of Lincoln
way W. otis Austin. pastor; =. l.. For
syth and c. Il. Leek. assistant pastors.
Sunday school az 9:4j a. m; A. NJ.
kiTkley, superintendent.
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EVANGELICAL.

Zion Corner WAYNE and ST Peter SITS
Rev Wallemar Gofeuey. pastor. sunday
school at 10 a. IN. Morning worship
at 10 so
It. Peters German--f1J ". lGSalle az.
Rev Hugo Wcichelt, pastor sunday
school az 90 "a. M: Carl Rein6c, super
ntendent Regular services az 1915 a.
m.
Lcnteu services at 10 =. N.
T. T. = meets Monday. March 3 NJ
T..O %. M Sewing circle meets Thurs
day afternoon at Mrs Ernst Weilands.
logs Niles av
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BIRTHS

4 son was born 10 Mr. and Mrs
Frank Pieczuch. 500 :. Jackson ST.,
Friday. March /.
A daughter was born 10 M and
Mrs. Leo Kibriec. 449 :. Pulaski ST..
Friday. March I.
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SALVATION ARMY.

ices: Morning county tail, 1000; sun
day school - 80; open 3iT service. 80;
indoor service. 5 80. Prayer meeting
30 Capt. Nehemiah Brooks. officer in
charge.
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SPIRITUAIIST.

The Progressive Spiritual society viii
hold services at Z 20 y. m. every Sunday
~ 10 ;. Michigan St, liedmens hall
Experience meeting and messages.
Message bearers: Mrs. Nellie ThOmp-
son. Mrs. Weaver. and Charles 4. Thomp-
son viii read from sealed questions.
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.
Meets every Monday at 10 90 a. IN. at
the Y NJ. e. A. Resident and visiting
ministers always welcome. President.
J. A. Burnett vice president. w n.
freshley; secretary treasurer. q. l.. En-
terline.
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EVANGELICAL MISSION.

swedish Evangelical Main and Mol-
roe SITS. Rev Emil Winstedt pastor.
sunday school at $50 a. M: August
Anderson. superintendent. Morning
service at 0:4J.
Young peoples meeting at 40 D. IN. {;
Miss Hanna Bergstedt. leader. Evening
service at 30 p. m Tuesday ut -
p. IN. the monthly meeting Of the church.
beginning Thursday at : 10 p. I'M. the
Rev. Harry Lindhlom OF Chicago. a
noted evangelist. will conduct. 10 days
OF evangellstis services I'm the chnrch.
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CATHOLIC.

-. stephens Hungarian Thomas and
Mcpherson SIS Rev Lawrence HOr-
vdtb. nast0r. Mass az : 90 and 10.15 a.
ni sunday school at 200 n M Ben
ediction at . 90 j. m
It. Patrick's -7n5 Taylor ~ Rev.
John 2 pctiroote. g.. = g.. pastor. Low
masses 40 90 % and 900 M High
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FREE METHODIST.

Tree Methodist PENNSYLVANIA uv and
Rush ST. Rev " D. Webster pastor.
sunday school az $3.50 a. ~, Paul
NeidtzcL superintendent Preaching az
lu $50 o. m and 9 30 IN.
River Park free Methodist Pour
aeuth aud Vine SITS Rev Mr. Hitch
.,,k pastor sunday school at no 90
u- l. H. Wolfe superiuteudent
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sacred Heart. Notre Dame Rev. John
a. Scheicr e.. - g.. pastor. Low mass
m Parish mass az 1915 a. IA. Nespers
% . 90 p. NJ.
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AFRICAN ~ E

Otivet \. VI. ESQ w Monroe ST.
Erv A. O. Re8ddiug. pastor Class meet
me- at 1900 a. M sunday school ut
o. - b. m Rev Eli l. Stewart super
.Utruleut.
Taylor's 4. ". T.. lion Corner Eddy
and Campau St. Rev. T. H. Powell
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MISSIONS.

Mennonite Hope 81 T. Jefferson
blvd Sunday school at > 80 p.
Preaching at > 81 y. IN.
Preaching . 30 and 80 p. IN. SerV-
Tres every night except Wednesday.
Mary NUnemaker il charge
City-115 T.. jefferson blvd Ray A.
Bird. superintendent. sunday school at
3 90 q. nl. Bible class at 90 p. m.
Evening servire at 30.
GOspel-43l r. Lasalle av. Services
Wednesday. Saturday aud Sunday even
ings at 20 Sunday school at 10 90 a.
IA each SUNDAY
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CHURCH OF GOD OF THE
ABRAHAMIC FAITH.

Church OF God OF the Abraham RAIN
Services in Melville hall. 20 :. La
fayette blvd. Sunday school az 10 .. m.
4. A. Stilsou. superintendent. preaching
service az II a. m. and 30 IN. by ID
r. Eanva ctOr; Berean meeting on Thurs
ddy evening at the home OF George j.
RAIN 81 T. South ST
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EPISCOPAL.

II. James Lafayette -. north O.
Washington Rt. Rev John Hazen
white. rector, Rev. II. T.. White. vicar
Holy communion ~ : 80 a. M. sunday
school dt . - e. M. Morning PRAYER and
sermon. N o'clock. Nespers al J:O0 D.
ui Young peoples meeting at Goo p.
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VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA.

Gospel mission. 40 s. Michigan at.
All Christian societies invited 10 biz
open air meeting every Wednesday. FRI
day. Saturday and sunday nights corner
Wayne and Michigan streets Old fash
toned gospel meeting 3t Volunteer mis-
sion hall sunday night Everybody in-
NiIpd All MplcnInp.
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BRETHREN.

BRETHREN.
First-Rev. G. W. Reucb. d. d. pas
tor. sunday school at . 30 "a. m; Harley
Firestone. superintendent
Worship with sermons at 10 80 a.. m.
and 20 r. m. the pastor preaching.
Marching Orders =" Evening subject
why a savior. IL Nobody = Lost"
Y. l.. :. q. l.. AT Is: 80 .. m: Miss Bertha
Kline. president. The prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening will be held at
the church
First Church OF the Brethren Indiana
az. and Miami St Rev. I. L George
pastor. Sunday school at . 30 a. IN I:
L. &. Stahly. superintendent.
Morning service At 10 80. Sermon sub
ject; s"Impelling Concern for our
Souls Christian Workers. adult sec
ton. Jerry McAuley Mission" junior
section. Mission study" Evening Serv-
Ice at 20. subject of sermon. Meet
ing Difficulties" Prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening az the home 81 Jacob
Price lJ2l Virginia 81.
second Church OF the Brethren q
Cushing and Van Buren, SITS. Rev. K. o..
ROoSe. pastor. sunday school at 2 80 a.
m; Wesley Zimmerman. superintend-
emit
Christian Workers meeting at ID u.
m. Subject: True Greatness, lei by
John Price Preaching services at 100
a. m and so =. IN. ny the pastor The
rite 0f baptism will De administered at
the evening service. PRAYER meeting
Tuesday evening at the home Of NJ. aud
Mrs Prank BOttorh. 6lS y Frances 81.
Conference Memorial United ; 81
Joseph 81 Rev ~. T.. Young. pastor
sunday school at $50 a. m, e. L. VIII
son. superintendent.
Morning worship with holy COM
muuion at 1895. subject 81 sermon !:
n fFfHH arsHff iva At
n. Mrs e. T. Wilson. leader Evening
worship at 20. subject 90 sermon :.
"HindranceS Prayer meeting NedneS-
day evening Otterheiu brotherhood
supper at o'clock. Friday evening
Hon Mr. smith from Inporte wiz be
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'When | surveyed those figures l said
to myself, 'Blinky, old chap, there's one
place where You can economic. You
know what you've got to do, don't vour
And then | said to myself, why, sure
"And that's how came to let nv whis,,-
crs grow-nominally TO escape the brush
boy, but really as measure of war
economy
"What with hair cuts and all, besides
the shaving, my barber bill total per an
mum was about $75; while now. with
about two trips to the barber monthly, it
is about $25. an annual saving of $50, the
price Of a little bond, which is quite some
satisfaction. And then, incidentally, any,
way. we have escaped the brush boy, or al
most escaped him, for whatever YOU do
or wherever you go you don't seem to be
able to escape him entirely, but, YOU see,
We have now on this new schedule at least
reduced the amount Of the tribute we pay
him from, say, $40 year to about $1.2O,
and that is something"
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some brush boys that were nice, cheerful
chaps that l would like to give a nickel
to occasionally, but You can't do that.
'If You give once you have to keep
giving, and so the only way to escape is
not to give at all, and that is not always
so easy, for there are shops where they
give You nickels in change, as if they
expected You to tip the brush boy--ex-
pected you to pay the boys wages instead
of their being paid, as they should be, by
the shop.
Il have made numerous attempts TO
escape the brush boy, but these have al
ways come TO failure in the end. When
have started in at new shop l have said
TO myself, Now, BEnky, old boy, be
bold; be courageous; don't be afraid
Don't give the brush boy tip. Why
should you tax yourself for nothing7'
"And then / hold out for a while, to nv
great relief and comfort-after the first
few visits. 1t is little awkward at first,
but when the brush boy discovers that 1
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daredevil is that boy. Did he fght7
Who can say! Well, perhaps. Have you
seen the trophies he sent to met A Ger
man helmet, a gas mask, a bayonet-a
belt or twoz-he carried them six miles"
In the quarters of the y. NJ. G. A. at
Hamilton Hall where Nine Robert teaches
French to "Y" men among her other
pressing volunteer duties. are the trophies
of Henris relic hunt at Verdun.
The official citation refers to his brav-
cry, although boy of 16, in undertaking
the succor of the wounded under fire and
is accompanied by letter from a captain
recommending that Of those cited he be
first TO receive the Cross.
Now that the third son is 1S--lre
passed that age last Maybe has put in
his application for the flying corps. As
he is especially skilful in mechanics and
has such bravery and GOODNESS his family
expect that he will win more distinction.
A Cross of War at II is an suspicious
start.
Mime. Robert, while she feels that
her sons are doing their share, is seeking
in every way to be sure she is doing hers.
She gives instruction in simple French
to student soldiers, to "Y" men, and TO
the nurses of the American Red Cross.
The kind Of French she teaches has verve
and force, for it cannot come haltingly
off the tongue when she shows soldier
how he should address a poilu or speak
to the civil population of both sexes.
"And after all" said she, 81 have done
very little, for | would like to be on the
other side fighting for France. NY sons
are doing their part and | am glad of
that. My two older sons are French citi-
zens, and Henri may he culled Oh Amrri-
can. That we shall see.
"When the Germans came to our land
of France to enslave us, as they have the
Russians and the Rumanians, they did not
know how our people would rise and
resist. If they stay in France there is
no hope for us, for they are beasts in
everything, and especially in their treat
ment of woman. With the help of the
United States the Allies will be able TO
drive the barbarians back to where they
came from, and that will be before long"
To Nine. Robert the careers of her
three sons seem all part of the course of
life, because the sons of all her relatives
and friends are doing likewise.