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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-01
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BY OwNER-TwJ trackags lots with
fivO.room cottage. West Main, newly
Dsintsd and decorated. Inquire weav-
er Aadley Inn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

PovStaja Miss Louise Deka. fo-
cal solo. "Rybka.' Louis WoodEa.
recitation Co Jest OjCZyZna 20
what is a Country girls OF HXth
grade. song "Marsz SpiewakOwt' by
boys and girls OF NTH and sixth
grades. recitation "Nasz Sztaadar."
COur Banner Miss Genevievsi Roz-
plochowska. song and march. pupils
OF NTH grde. nusicl selectionIsby c.
F Luznys orchestra.
The evening was featured by a
one act drama entitled Milosef Ojezy-
zny (Love Of our CountryS played
by the mem bers cf ~. John. Can1hl 3
Literary society under the, direction
Of Miss Victoria Strauss The cast
OF characters was. Czesla.w. insur-
gent John Drapek. Stan7sidw linsur-.
gent. Leon KitkOwski; PAM Lesz-
szynska mother OF the Insurgents
Miss Clara Haun. WHISKY u1ir. R,ss-.
sian lieutenant, Leon CfFelminiak :
Krystyna. his daughter, Miss Angeha-
WOitaleWicz soldiers Z. BudIinslS.
and p WrObel
The audience wedstheiriappa-e-
citation OF each nUmberswi1h, hesrty
applause
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
Sbaring the Rod
By Winifred Black

be a plain brute once and for all
and De done with it,
You've Seen These.
] would never admit even TO my
little bit OF a girl either had so
much more character and more Will
power and more reason than l. that
the only way l could manage them
was TO take a whip TO them.
II doesn't take physical strength
20 rule children and make them
mind. II takes common sense and
love OF justice. and a love and
understanding Of children.
The mother who lets her children
rule her is the worst enemy her
children will ever have.
She is bringing them up with no
real knowledge OF real conditions
which they will have to face when
they grow up.
A spoiled child is almost sure 70
turn out 10 be an unhappy man or
miserable woman.
Whenever I see a selfish. self
centered, egotistical. cold-hearted
husband I know that that man was
a spoiled child.
Whenever ! see a selfish. caprici-
Gus. self-indulgent woman / believe
that / see a woman who was once a
spoiled child. And / blame her
mother or her father or her grand
mother or her aunt for a great deal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
announcements

The North section OF the Women's
league OF First NJ. r. church will be
entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Fred @. Haas. 127 r. Marion
ST. All ladies of the church are in
vited TO attend Among the mem
bers Of the league who will assist
Mrs. Haas are Mrs. Q. E Julian.
Mrs. A. g. Rumpf. Mrs. ". o. Fass-
nacht, Mrs. L. j. Zanger. Mrs. w. F.
Nitsche. Mrs. L. Harwood. Mrs. r.
G. Gerber. Mrs. e. A. Stoll, Mrs.
Norman P Kelb Mrs. G. w. wieg-
ner and Miss Matilda Yoder
Mrs. Harry Sternberger of Cincin-
natl, who has just returned from the
national convention Of the federation
held in Boston, will give her impress
sions of the convention sessions at
the regular meeting of the Temple
Bethel Sisterhood to be held at $50
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
temple.
The Ayudadora circle will be en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. +. NJ. Baker. 146 Laporte av.
A special musical program and a
showing OF moving pictures will fea-
ture the entertainment TO be given
at the Holy Trinity English Luther
an church Tuesday evening at 9
o'clock. The affair is open to the
public.
The L and G.. club will be enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
Leah Johnson, 619 S. Colum bia St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

What are YOU going TO do TO keep
the average school boy from turn
ing into bolshevik when he grows
up?
Reason with him. or whip him?
That's what they discussed at the
National Education association in
Chicago the other day
A woman from New York aid
that YOU spoiled the child if YOU
ever let him see the rod. And
man from Buffalo declared that
boy who was never whipped never
really had a chance 10 grow up TO
be a real man.
Both of these persons were ex-
perienced educators.
What are YOU and l. just every
day mothers and fathers. going 10
do about II? Which side are you
on
I'm with the woman from New
York. and I'm afraid the reason I'm
with her is that / am a conceited
person with "a dear love for my own
self-respect. And I've always
thought that If 7 didn't have sense
enough and tact enough and pa
thence enough and character enough
10 control a human being with less
than half my age and experience.
without resorting 10 physical force
II might as well go out and har-
ness myself Up with the horses or
shut myself in with the cattle. and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

day morning is convalesclnr saus-
factorilz-
Mr. and Mrs Fred WoHaekI. War
rem 81 spent Saturday and Sundav
al Michigan CITY Ind quests % ths
larter's mother. AIRS Walter Haus-
zewicz
Miss Blanche Rydwau. sos Sher-
imam az. has been called 20 Toledo.
-. by the death OF her aunt Mrs.
Anna Bstor~ks
PVT ignatus Markowiz has re-
turned from Indis na polls. Ind. hss-
ing received his honorable discharge
from the service
Lsdlslaus krzemlnowsk. has 70.
turned TO his home 800 ~1th Chicago
after a few DAYS visit here with
friends
Miss stella kuiCsga has returned
20 Elkhsrt, Ind, following a TWO
weeks visit with her sister AIRS.
Caroline FINLEY South Bend av
Atty Dobrzalski returned 20
his home IN Cleveland q after a
weeks visit with Mr. and Airs Mar
ion Pulawa. 2216 sample 81
Air and Airs. stephen Kalik ~
Akron. o. lef, this anornins after
TWO weeks visit win The latter s
parents. ar and Mrs Frank Pacior-
SKI. sll Brookheld 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
PAIRING HIM DOWN.

After FIVE unsuccessful years Of
running horses. the owner had at
last triumphed. but surely there was
never such bad luck. He had won
his FIRST race all right but the
jockey was overweight
The owner was gloomy. The
Jockey was gloomy The aspect
was decidedly gloomy, but it cleared
somewhat when the owner sided
up to the jockey and said; cant
YOU think Of something to lessen
your weight ?"
Don't think so, sir"
Have you shaved2"
Yes. sir; before the race
Finger nails clipped ?"
An inspection showed that moth
ing was 10 be hoped for there. and
the owners face resumed its look
of gloom. until suddenly another
idea occurred 10 him. Here" he
said. give me your false teeth
when nobody is looking. Judge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
PhiLanthrophy

Of the misery she inflicts upon her
self and upon others.
have never yet in my life seen
a hish-tempered. discOntented. NOR
bid man or stubbon. tempestuous-
hearted woman that there was not
somewhere behind them a history
of brutality. brutally inflicted in
childhood somewhere and by some
one in what was supposed 10 be au-
thority
When YOU whip a timid. nervous
sensitive child, you break the spirit
Of that child. and when he is grown
10 be a man ne VIII be timid. sem
sitive and broken-sparited, and you
will wonder why he doesn't get on
better in the world.
When you whip a hish-spirited
courageous strong-natured child
you turn that child into a bitter
hearted rebel hating you for your
cruelty and laying up that hatred
in his heart like an evil cancer that
will eat and eatuntil there's nothing
but the cancer left
Let Rod Spoil"
When I see women in the street
car jerking their children into the
car and throwing them into the
seats-not because the child has
done anything wrong. but because
they themselves are in a hurry or
out of PATIENCE don't wonder that
the world is full Of ill-natured. ill
conditioned people today.
When / see another kind Of the
same sort of selfindulgent mother,
who fattens her own vanity at the
expense of her child's character and
lets that child make a disagreeable
nuisance of itself, and poster every
body within hearing distance nearly
10 death with impudent questions
and impertinent remarks. / don't
wonder that the jails and the pris-
ons and the poorhouses are full TO
overfiowing.
Bring up the children? There are
good, many of us who don't bring
children up at alive bring them
down.
Down from the beautiful world in
which the natural child lives so
beautifully and so simply, and with
so much love and trust. down into
our mean, little, selfish, silly, ILL
tempered. spiteful world.
Spare the child and let the rod
spoil-that's the motto I believe in
every time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
MAYRE HE Ms ooMNG RAoK.

The distinguished and wee-be-
loved bishop Of a certain southern
state IL so absent-mlnded that his
family il always app~ehensive for
his welfare when be is away from
them.
Not long "a 60 while making a
tourney by rail the bishop was in
bic 20 md his ticket when The CON
.ductor asked for it Never mind.
bishop said the conductor. who
knew him we'll. TN get 10 on my
second round However. when the
conductor passed through tho car
again. the ticket was stin missing.
oh. we'll hiship. IL viii De all
right IT, YOU never md it, the con
duCtOr assured him 80. 30 won {.
my friend contradicted the bishop.
I've got TO find that ticket want
20 know where I'm going "-Y ouths
Companion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

returned from overseas service with
the 23rd engineers. where he was in
action for several months. later be-
Ing transferred 10 a cement mill
company az Montague. az which place
ne was stationed until three months
after the signing Of the armistIce.
He arrived in the United States on
May 5. and spent a tao days fur
Tough in this city enroute 70 Camp
Lewis
Mrs. Newton jackson, 1I3 <. Ohio
st. has returned after an extended
visit or six months in Sacramento
Calf
Miss Mary Ethel Date OF the 81.
Joseph Training school in Chicago.
is spending her vacation in this city
at her home. 4Os y Taylor ST
Pvt William Long OF Abba. Ia
who has Just returned from over
seas. is the guest Of Miss Mabel
Bowman,l - E Bowman 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
News of Interest
ON the West Side
MAY CELEBRATION.

Beginning with high mass at St.
Hedwige's church Sunday morning
which was celebrated by Rev. Anth-
ony Zubourcz c. s c. at 10 o'clock.
and continuing with patriotic pro-
gram in the evening at the parish
hall, the celebration to commemo-
rate the adoption in the year 179i
Of the famous May 3rd constitution
OF Poland and the present freedom
granted Poland took place yester-
day. The celebrations were held
under the auspices of St John Can
titus Literary society of St. Hedwige' :
parish.
The evenings celebration began
promptly at o'clock with an in
troductory speech by Frank Becz-
kiewiez. president OF the society.
Atty. n. l. Piotrowski. of Chicago.
president OF the Roman Catholic
Union Of America, was one of the
speakers, who explained thoroughly
10 the people the position Of Poland
in the present time. its struggle and
its dire needs. Rev. s. J. Gruza. c.
$. c.. director OF the society. gave
an historical address and the last
speaker was Rev. John Mardl, who
delivered a splendid address suitable
to the occasion. The balance of the
program was as follows: Musical
selection by c. F. Luzny's archestra;
song by St Hedwige's choral society
under the direction of c. f. Luzny;
recitation, May 3rd" by Miss
Thecla Sojka; piano duet by Misses
Henrietta and Helen Chelminiak;
song, by boys and girls Of seventh
and eighth grades; recitation 'Polak
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
COMMUNION SERVICES

With impressive ceremonies Sat
urday morning $50 children sreceIv-
ed their first holy communiou. at St
Hedwige's Catholic church. Solemn
high mass was read at 7:31 o'clock
by Rev. Anthony Zwbowicz, c. s c..
pastor of the church. who also de-
livered sermon TO the COmmuni-
cants During the mass the children
made their VOWS and then APP
preached the altar.and received holy
communion in solemn manner
The altar was beautifully adorned
with a profusion Of red roses. white
carnations. ferns,snd lighted eta blers
for the accession.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Miss Henrietta Krall, LapOrre. av..
was pleasantly surprised sn day
evening by number Of her f1SSnds
in honor OF her 10th birthday. The
evening was spent in games. con-
tests and music. Miss Krall was the
recipient OF many pretty gifts
The St Hedwige's choral society
OF St. Hedwige's church will hold
it's singing rehearsal Tuesday eve
ming at the regular place of meet
ing.
The monthly meeting Of the White
Eagle Polish relief circle VIII be
held Monday evening at the L. Rail-
cki hall. W. Division ST. Attend
ance Of all members is requested.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
Personals

Miss Gertrude ChilIas. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Chillas 511 ST
81. Joseph St. returned Sunday from
Sycamore. o.. where she was princi-
pal OF the high school IN return
ing home she visited her brother
who is attending DePauw university
az Greencastle.
Cpl. Will J. Shea has received
his honors bic discharge from service
Gt Camp Lewis, Wash. according TO
word received by his father. Patrick
O'Shea, zee S. Main ST he recently
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

onOmiCs club will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. r.
Sellers. Edwardsburg highway Elec-
tion OF officers will be held
Honoring Miss Pearl Rupei Miss
Helen Yerrick will entertain at tea
at the Y. ". C.. A.
The final meeting OF the woman =
Literary club will be held az the
home OF Mrs. otto KnOblock, Hill
Crest. Dragon rd- and will De in
the nature Of a picnic
The regular meeting Of the Pas
tors Aid society will be held in the
church parlors. followed by s
o'clock picnic supper
There viii be "a meeting OF the
Sewing society OF the Zion Evan
gelical church.
THURSDAY.
The Drama club of the South
Bend high school will entertain with
a dance. music for which viii be
furnished by Donahue's orchestra.
Mrs. Edward Cordray, s. Michigan
St. will be hostess at the meeting
Of Victory NeeClewOrker's club.
The meeting Of the Twin city Sew
ing circle viii be held at the home
Of Mrs. j. 4. Ashley. 10 f. Wash
ingtOn av.
Mrs. Matte thinner. Lincoln way
W., will entertain the members of
the Eureka club.
The members Of the J. o. H. club
Will meet at the home of Mrs. Lew
Black 129 Paris ST
The WOman's Missionary society
Of the Broadway Evangelical church
will meet at the parsonage.
The meeting of the Beehive club
will be held at the home OF Mrs.
Henry NeddO, 1927 K. Howard ST
FRIDAY.
There Will be a meeting OF the
members of the Friday Friendship
club
SATURDAY.
Mrs Charles Pearson. 1926 Wood
ward av.. will entertain the mem
bers Of the Lafayette Sewing circle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
Kitchen Economics
BY ISABEL BRANDS.
WAYS TO MAKE HOMEMADE
PASTES AND POISHES

Although there are many excellent
varieties of pastes and polishes on
the market il is interesting TO put
up ones self some satisfactory pastes
and polishes which can be made at
little cost.
Furniture Polish.
1 tablespoonful of turpentine
tablespoonful of vinegar
tablespoonfuls of olive oil.
This can be kept in a bottle and
should always be well shaken before
using.
Here is another formula for furni-
tura polish which is also quite effec-
tive
Furniture Polish.
l ounce beeswax
y ounce CASTLE soap
! pint turpentine
Pare the soap and wax and place
in a quart bottle. adding the turpen-
tine. Let it remain for "a hours and
shake the bottle well 10 mix the in
gradients Next day shake II well
again, and fill the bottle with water.
On the following day It should be
Of the consistency of thick cream,
and is then ready for use Always
shake well before using.
Cement for Broken Glass
Plaster If paris mixed into a paste
with white OF egg makes a strong
cement for mending broken glass or
china.
Another excellent cement is made
as follows:
Press into a small bottle as much
isinglass as will At in Then pour in
by degrees unsweetened gin. which
will gradually dissolve the isinglass
if the bottle is kept In warm place.
Cement for Paper Box.
A good cement can be made by
mixing powdered rice with a little
cold water. slowly adding to it boil
ing water till the right consistency
is obtained. Then pour into a sauce
pan and boil for minute
This paste is almost transparent
and can be used for paper work for
which a strong and colorles cement
is required.
Mahogany Cleanser.
Mahogany tables and desks are
.
ance OF white marks by the standing
Of hot dishes upon them without a
mat 70 protect the mahogany To
remove the stains rub on few drops
Of sweet oil and afterward polish
with a little spirits Of wine, using
a soft cloth
Aluminium Cleanser.
Dissolve ? grammes Of borax in
water and a third as much ammonia
as you have Of water. Shake we'll to-
get1er, apply and polish until the
white glittering effect is seen that is
/ always on new aluminium articles.
Brass and SiIverwarc Polish.
Take half a cup or whiting and
MI the cup with cold water. Pour
( this into a bottle and add one ounce
OF ammonia. Shake well before US
ing Dampen a flannel cloth with
this mixture and rub the silver or
brass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
Suffrage
Adele Garrison S Ne1g
Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon

most leaning against my shoulder.
red-faced from sitting her mirth 30
long. Before 1 could reprove her or
even draw her back with me-for 7
than / had thOught-MOther era
too. had moved closer 10 the window
ham had turned For the instant
din't know whether she saw US or
not for pulled Katie back as
quickly as I could. and gasped.
Run tell Mr.. Graham 20 come
here quickly" Then ! gripped her
arm TO stop her for word Of ad-
monition that my plans 10 keep
Katie's secret from what I feared
would be the unsympathetic atten-
ton OF Dicky's mother until / had
an opportunity to tell her myself.
made necessary. Katie, don't you
answer the doorben. Tell Jim, also.
10 stay away. Now hurry
But Dicky had heard the last
words-or was IL that the higher
pitched note in my voice penetrated
through his absorption in his be-
loved collection, amidst which he
had been sitting. reading and sort
ing at any rate he came into the
room. Katie scurried away.
What's up?" Dicky demanded
anxiously.
A smile struggled through the
gloom that had overshadowed my
face. for Dicky, immaculate Dicky
who took such pride in his appear
= il
mother TO see him in disarray, was
sight. His hands were black with
the dust OF months his beloved col
lection" had gathered and has trans
ferred to them, his coat was off, his
clothes were dusty, his hair was
rumpled and his face bore streaks
where his hands had touched.
"Whatre you grinning at?" Dicky
began wrathfully.
Come here" ! said. And then I
permitted his eyes 70 tell him the
story.
With gasp he sprang back from
the window.
Great Scott" he cried "Tn
have TO run and get cleaned up"
But 1 grasped his arm. and said
Who's that woman with your
MOTHER
Il guess it's Cousin Agatha"
Cousin Agatha ?" l qUeried, for
Id never heard of her before.
Mothers cousin. I've stayed away
from her as much as possible. be-
lieve me! Why, she can make you
feel"
The doorbell interrupted with a
long. imperious ring. Dicky's ex-
PLANTATION was smothered in his
haste to get away.
You go to the door he flung
over his shoulder as he turned
"I'n not co." l declared in a tone
I I'd never used before to Dicky
The note in my voice arrested him
He turned and looked at me. We
faced each other like two children
squabbling over a point on which
neither would weaken. But back of
my determination was the memory
OF how Dicky has overridden my
wishes that he shouldn't sort his
collection" in the parlor, his de-
mand that We move the furniture
and rugs out If I didn't wish them
ruined. the whole line of misera bic
moments OF the morning. These
memories made me stand my ground
and caused me 10 hope that at the
| hands of his own mother he would
4 be compelled TO repent for his &C
/ tons. which had caused this situa-
ton.
"You-what ?" he gasped. who'll
go then? ,"
You'll have 10 open the door" |
said
For a long instant we stood star
| ing into each others eyes. And then.
| the doOrbell ran again and again, in
an imperious summons that would
not be denied.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
Social Calendar
TUESDAY.

Mrs Carl COhlmeyer and Miss
Bernadine Good viii be joint host
esses at an affair complimenting Miss
Pearl Rupel, bride-elect.
Miss Florence barrow will enter
tain the Pixie Girls at her home
1889 y. Ewing St
The regular meeting Of the ?. o.
y. class Of the Trinity Presbyterian
church will be held
Mrs. William HOren. r. Broadway
st. will be hostess al the meeting
OF the Independent club.
WEDNESDAY.
The Clay and Harris Home Ec-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
PATENT Il GRANTED.

Edward NJ Hcylman, assignor "a
the oliver Chilled Pillow Co. OF this
city. has been granted a patent for
a planter The patent was granted
in Washington Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

LIBAU. MAY 25.-The Lett SOW
mas requested the German
to permit German
troops to remain in LetVia. as the
Lett landwehr IS unable 90 hoid the
front alone a-ainst the bolshev;ki