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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-08-16
cortesie eo
auoaci imprese


CdIOO
sulla cartella cade una goeeia di su-
dore insieme ad una goccia dinchio-
stro. Per Ia finestra aperta entra an
flo d'aria che non reca frescura ed
un raggio ii sole vivo come il rifles
so di un iucendio che arda la casa di
fronte. Ricordando j mesi trascorsi -
nella confusione della mente ubbria-
cata dal caido nella stanchezza del
C0rpo - mCntrc gucsto tcrrido sole
al.aga le vie, 81 subiscon0, pensando
al passat0, certi strani miraggi, per
quail eli avvenimenti lontanissimi
pajono recent, e molti fatti recent
sono spiuu indietro, in fondo all'oriz-
zonte, come navi prossime a perdersi
di vista da chi guard dalla riva.
Nell'aria calda che respiriamo vi e
forse dell'oppio o del cloralio? Come
il beduino. nella bianchezza acciecan-
te dele sabbie. sogna un'Oasi verde
ed damanti delIaCqua Lmpida che
brilla al sole. chi ha lavorato per tut
to un ammo sospira qualche tregua,
guarda ansioso in Sc quasi che fosse
visible Ioasi della pace del cuore,
quasi che potesse tuffarsi nelIa linn
pida corrente della spensieratezza Sc
rena.
A me pare che restate sia il tempo
del sognatori. lie foglie che cadono
in autunno sono IL lieto avviso della
vita cittadina ridestantesi: la neve in
venale ci da trstezze cupe: la prima-
vera. lieussima, da le ali al nostri
migGori sentiment ed agi entusia-
smi, ma Pestate e la meta raggiunta,
e resaurimento dopo la corsa, { ii
conto di casa di tutto panno trascor-
so, fatto in maniche di camicia, e con
le membra rotte, quasi convalescenti,
dopo una spossante malattia.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-08-16
D'Annunziana: la speranza

We nella nostra terra un nucleo di
energie LATENT owe ST ristora perpetual
mente la vita che ST consuma in moi,
owe 81 formano in segreto j corpi ga
ghardi, cuori vasti, gil spirit lumi-
nOsi che domain s'irradierannO all'im-
provviso, mentre gil strumenti della
nostra opera imperfetta stanno per
cadere dale nostre mani stanche. E.
vero dunque che Ia nostra terra "e an
cora tanto ricca da potter nutrire il
germe della piu alta speranza."
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-08-16
blanca belta

vol stessa vi dite blanca. II bianco
e tutta una luce purissima, ma fred
da. Una donna blanca ha tutta la po-
tenzialita della passione, ma non Ia
passione. Tutta la possibilita delpa-
more, ma nom lamore. Blanca e Ia
carta su cui 81 puo scrivere la trage-
dia, che Pidillio, tanto il dramma che
Ia commedia.
Che siete o che diverrete? Chi 10
sa! Per ora, vol stessa 10 dite, siete
blanca come le nuvole che II lieve ze-
FRO culla per l'azzurro, come la neve
vergine del picchi inaccessible. Ma
vol non avete mai amato, non avete
mai goduto, poiche altlimend Ia vo-
stra bianchezza 81 sarebbe tinta di
nero e di rosso: il nero del lutto del
le tempeste, ii rosso della passione @
del fuoco che brucia il sangue tor
menta le carni.
Ebbene, che volete da me, bian-
chezza di vent'anni? Oh, venti ami
sono superb ed ingenui, fantasiosi e
genti6, ma vol non amate, ma vol non
soffrite, e non soffrendo non potete
godere. I venti ami sono un accumu-
10 di illusioni. d sogni, di vagheggia-
menti, una promessa indistinta di tri-
pudi.-.- Ma vol t.tto clio non semitic.
tutto clio non provate. Avete Panima
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
Personals

Mrs. Luld Mikesell and Frank
Lourey have returned from Plym-
outh. Ind. where they spent "A few
days with the later's sister. Mrs. Gill
Kimmel.
Miss Elizabeth Longley, 312 ".
ColfaX av., and her house guest.
Miss LORNA Atkinson, have returned
TO st. Mary's college after spending
the Easter vacation in this city.
Mrs. Louise Roe. 426 S. Scott ST.,
has been notified hat her son, Sergt.
Noel j. Scott of convalescent camp
No. 1, a. r. r., medical corps. who
has been overseas for the past year,
has arrived safely i'm New York.
and viii be sent to Camp Dix for
discharge.
Pvt. Floyd Werntz of the 363rd in
fantry, 91st division, has arrived in
the United states after serving in
France for over seven months, ac-
cording to word received by his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Werntz,
744 Sherman av.
Mrs. Kate Saelhof. Mrs. Ella Forst.
Mrs. Mary Chelminiak, Mrs. Grace
Jones and Mrs. Clara Forst have re-
turned from indianapolis. where
they served as representatives of
Live oak Grove No. !, at the state
convention OF the W o. W. circle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

most popular young lady and the
most popular young man. Honors
went 70 Miss Elizabeth Aranowski
and Mr.. Mizdrak. At the conclusion
Of the affair a dolly with hand GRO
cheted lace and a basket of flowers
were raffled off. Miss Malicka being
the possessor OF lucky number for
the fancy work and the other prize
went 10 Mr.. Zapaszewski. Music for
the dancing was furnished by the
~Niezgodzki's orchestra.
The proceeds Of the entertain
ment will be devoted TO the increase
of the $40, coo. 600 Polish fund.
The ucces of the affair is due 10
the hard work OF Misses Barbara
Niezgodzka, Victoria Kowalska,
Regina Rozewicz. Sophia Lewinska,
Elizabeth Ciesielska, Thresa Kit
kowska, Victoria Palicka, Anna So
bieralska, Helen Wierzbicka, He'd
wige Wierzbicka, Martha Niezgodz-
ka, Cecilia Civiklinska and Veronica
Czyzewska.
The committee of the affair will
meet this evening to pay all ac-
counts at the home of Miss Thresa
Kitkowska, 1920 W. Napier st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Miss Helen R~zeszewska, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Rzeszewski.
AL ). Phillippa St, was the guest of
honor at a surprise party given by
a number of her friends at her home
Tuesday evening. The evening vas
spent with a variety of games and
contests. Vocal and instrumental
music were also enjoyed. At the
close of the evening the guests were
invited 10 the dining room where a
delightful supper was served at a
prettly appointed table. Besides the
guest Of honor owe were placed
for Misses L. Szlafrak, L. Kruk.
Veronica klajbor, X. Chrobot. S.
Olejniczak. Helen Nitka. II. Les
niewicz. w. Rzeszewska, sophia
L0bczak. y. Lechnerowska. L. SOM
mcrs, s. kryza. J. Deka and Irene
Zielinska.
Mrs. Florence Zawala. 901 Indiana
ev, delightfully."- entertained friends
from River Park. Mishawaka and
south Benz Wednesday afternoon.
the occasion being her birthday an
niversary. The time was pleasantly
spent socially with both instrument
tai and vocal music. a four course
luncheon vas served. Small flags
and spring flowers furnished the
decorations. Mrs. Zawala received
many gifts from her friends Mrs.
j. l. Hynsza OF Michigan City was
an out Of town guest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
WHAT MADGF SAW IN ROBERT
SANAItIN'S EYES As HE BABE
LILLIAN GOOD-BY.

SO Jack Beckett was jealous OF
Dr.. B~raithwaite. the head of the
Paris hospital unit to which his lit
tie ~dancee, Katherine Sonnet, be-
iongedi
This was the reason for the sulky
ul-temper / mad noticed at Lillian's
dinner in honor of Robert Savarin;
this was the cause OF the suffering
which looked out at me from Kath-
crimes wonderful brown eyes.
/ had a strong desire TO take my
brOther-cousin by his dinner coat
and shake him back TO sanity. when
he uttered the sneering remark con-
corning everything in Katherine's
life being subordinate to- DR.. Braith-
waite's wishes. But l contented my
self with saying c~austically.
why, of course it is! Or. Braith-
waite has given great responsibility
into her hands. and she is a part Of
the war service. She is in no way
her W mistress, and those who
love her ought to realize this and
make it easier for her"
NO doubt, Jack bowed coldly
and left US. l saw by his eyes as he
did so that his resentment against
Katherine now included me also. but
that troubled me not at all. / turned
back TO her and felt a little glow in
tude in her eyes.
Jack EVades Madgc.
Thank you so much for that.
Madge." she whispered. ooh. my
dear, l do need you so! l have so
much to tell you"
what is the very first minute you
can come 10 meY" l asked practical
~.
The day after tomorrow, - she an
swered. 1T will be a late afternoon
train, though"
Come any time, day or night, you
wish" ] said lovingly. In the
meantime / am going after that
cousin of-mine and read the riot act
10 him. He needs it."
But Jack evidently had no mind
for any argument with me. He at
tached himself TO Dicky like a linn
pet, and I couldn't get him away
WiIHout uiieCIy dShlhS nll Tor a
word alone. This | would not risk
doing, for while my husband and
my brother-cousin were now the
best Of fiends, yet l couldn't forget
that there had been a time, and not
so long ago either. when Dicky saw
red every time he thought of Jack
Beckett so Jealous was he OF our af-
fpctiOn for each other
So ] had to leave Lillian's with
out tire chance of another word with
him. He took katherine away when
the Testers, Mrs. Watrous and DR.
Petit went. The Durkees, Robert
Savarin. Lillian. Dicky and 1 gath
cred before the living-room fire aft
ter they left TO congratulate each
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
RAZAR \ \

A bazar and dance was given by
the members Of the Cory Polski'
(Daughters OF POland) branch No.
p OF the Polish Women's Alliance Of
America Wednesday evening in the
T. Balick. hall. w. Division st. The
Entertainment was largely attended
and proved 10 be a most enjoyable
affair. \ large sum OF money was
realized from the sale OF the Tarious
articles and the refreshments. The
committee in charge OF the affair
pronounced the bazaar to be the most
successful ever held. Proceeds viii
be used for the benefit OF the society
Music for the dances was con
tributed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

u-.e heecd on the hooJ "pavro,Fu
49, a.. ol,,,or - 91orr 80
made for the 6raI meeting vrbicb
mi e. ,~ 30 r+o~~
q. The bo,,e 81 NJ 7 =
yeagia,. go park av wednesdav
evening Nav : AZ r o'clock
CA D,
o,tcrtoi,cd cove, morbers OF the
Tafayot+o ri. bo-
bore wed,a-F~v -aftornoon Fol
lov.i,g tho 5,ef,oe. r,eoti,c foncv
-.o~t ,ysq -. diversion and refresh
uepfs vors served Mrs Samuel
tain ina two weeks
The ue,,cr~ Of the sbskespeara
circle were entertained at the homo
Of Mrs. wv ~ Davies or " Wash
ingror az w-adrcsdav a-fternoon 4
curro,. eyo,ts rrograr was MO
.ented The next meeting will he
h.r4 . 49,. . ,.f.L ~ u
westerfelt Y LAFAYETTE blvd.
A social Meeting of the NJ & club
was held Wednesday afternoon AT
tho homo If Mrs A Tsvandar qo5
Laurel st. There were six members
and TWO guests present In two
,,-oeEe NFgv Tob~ Slim 90 ST.
MAJ az will entertain
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Pastors Aid society of the First
Christian church was held Wednes-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
Adele GdrriSon'S New
REVELATIONS OF WIFE
THEIR SECOND HONEYMOON"

other upon the success of Lillian's
scheme to prevent Mrs. Allis from
maliciously intruding upon her din
ner in honor of Robert Savarin.
Mrs. Durkee Chatters.
far, so good" Lillian said
when Dicky came in from a trip out
doors and reported that the private
detectives Lillian a employed TO
guard her house had seen nothing
suspicious all evening. But when
you leave here, have the taxi drop
you at one of the subway stations
between here and Brooklyn bridge.
Then go over to Brook and take the
Long Island train from that termin-
al instead of the Pennsylvania"
nifty idea, Liz" Dicky comment
ed. but suppose the Allis party
decides she will give the Brooklyn
terminal the once over"
"She won't Lillian returned in
cisively. L know her kind. She's
the type Of New Yorker who doesn't
know Brooklyn exists, or anything
else outside OF Broadway and her
own particular vicious underground
circle"
Her tone was YEARLY contemptu-
Gus with more han a little bitter
ness in it, and l knew that much of
it was because of the fact that the
woman Of whom she was speaking
had once called Robert Savarin ''hus-
band, and had caused his loss Of
sanity for 10 years.
You're the Doctor Dicky rose
and went TO the telephone. IF we're
going ver to Brooklyn Wen have
to start earlier"
l tried my best so to engage the
rest in conversation while we waited
for the taxi that Lillian and Robert
Savarin would have a few moments
to themselves. The artist had told
me hat he was going back TO his
home in Catskills the next day, in
stead of staying longer, and I knew
the reason was his fear thai -he
might betray TO Lillian his love for
her which he considered hopeless.
But fate. in the person of little
Mrs. Durkee, thwarted me. She
kept up a constant chatter which
though pretty and amusing nearly
drove me frantic. so anxious was
that Lillian shouldn't be compelled
to say gOod-by TO Robert Savarin
before the rest of us. I didn't care
TO have anyone of the little group
see any trace of emotion i'm her
face, when she should learn that he
was going so soon. l had meant 20
tell her. but my fathers letter had
put everything else out of my mind.
Evidently he had told her him
self, however, some time during the
evening, and when she babe US all
good-by, her farewell TO him held
only the extra friendliness one would
naturally expect from a hostess 70
her guest OF honor.
But the eyes of Robert Savarin as
he looked down at her upturned
face held something that made my
] heart ache long afterward.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

spending a 10 days f~urlough at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Pilarski. 1922 W. Fisher st.
Miss Agnes Lipcbak and Mrs.
Stephan SlOminsko. Phillipap St.
spent a few days with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lipczak, Bron-
son. Mich.
Frank Zydlak of South Chicago is
i'm the city on business.
Miss PraXeda Balinska of West
Hammond is spending a few days as
a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Stephan
Karpik, i74S Huron st.
Miss Bernice Bilinski has return
ed 10 Detroit. Mich, after spending
several days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Bilinski, 325 ).
Chaplin st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
AUTEN CHAPEL.

%bAAA -
Frieda flasher spent the pas
week with her sister, Mrs. Osborn
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey King. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Topper ana Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley King spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
King.
Theron Din of Elkhart spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. David
Whiteman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weller, NJ.
and Mrs Albert Houseworth and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Korn sper'
Sunday with Mrs. Annie Weller.
Arvilla shaun of Elkhart spenf
the week end with her parents. Nj
and Mrs. Aaron Shaun.
Martha Stricken spent the pas.
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stricken.
Forty members ofIthe Live Wire
class were very pleasantly enter
tanned at the home OF Rev. Nitschr
Friday evening. Rev. Nitsche gave
a short talk on Missions" Rev
Miester OF Hope Chapel led the sons
service.
Byron Smith is visiting his cousin.
Clarence HOctel.
Miss Irene Johnson is i'll and un.
able 10 assume her duties at the
Rupel school this week. Alice Tim
mers is substituting for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. y. Ullery spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Z.
Poole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Walz and
Cecil. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Balsley
and William HOstetler were guests
OF Mrs. Amelia Hostetler Sunday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
RIVER PARK

The River Park Franchise league
will hold a meeting Friday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
A. b. Brown, 926 S. Ninth st. Miss
Amy Keene, state organizer Of lndi-
annapolis. will be present and give an
address. All friends who are inter
ested in the league are cordially in
vited to attend.
The playlet, The old Maids
Convention" which was scheduled
for Friday evening" at the NJ. r..
church, has been postponed indefi-
nitely on account of the illness of a
member of the cast.
The Victory loan committees will
meet at the school house Friday
night to complete arrangements for
Saturdays drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. kellogg have
returned from Walkerton, Ind,
where they attended a reunion and
family dinner in honor of the 18th
birthday anniversary Of Mrs, Sam
ueI Cormican and the 18th birthday
of her granddaughter, Miss Mildred
Kellogg. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. w, D. Decker of In
dianapolis.
Cottage prayer meeting of the
Wesleyan Methodist churh was held
last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Jolly, S. Seventh ST.
John Kelley read the lesson and
had charge of the meeting
A cottage meeting under the aus
pices Of the Free Methodist church
was held last night at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nikhart.
The regular meeting of the Vic
tory girls was held last night at the
home Of Miss Mildred Cordier, 1906
Dale st. The meeting was opened
with a business session, when ar
rangements We're made TO hold a
homemade candy sale at Dixon and
Locker grocery store Saturday, April
%. Music and contests featured the
! social hour. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be held Wednesday.
May Z AT the home of Miss Helen
Penrod, S. Eighth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C~openhaver.
| Columbia St, South Bend, entertain
( ed at a 6 o'clock dinner Wednes-
day in honor of Glen Copenhaver,
who recently returned from France.
Mr.. Copenhaver was a guest of hon
or at a o o'clock dinner Tuesday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
/ Copenhaver. W. Seventh st, Mish-
awake.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Rogers have
received a telegram from their son.
William Rogers. Co. u, 10th engi-
neering corps. who has been doing
service in France since August. 1917.
stating he had arrived safely in
New York city. and would be tenn
porarily located at Camp Upton.
7 The message stated he was we'll and
a letter would follow.
Miss Ruby Angel. Mishawaka av..
has returned from a 10 DAYS visit
with her aunt. Mrs. barr and other
relatives at Syracuse, Ind.
William Atkinson has returned TO
Three Rivers. Mich. after a visit at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Zerbe. y. Eighth st.
Mr. ana MTS. buTBeF OF Fort
Wayne. Ind. who was called here by
the death OF Mrs. " L. Fsirchild.
y. Sixth St. returned 70 their home
Wednesday.
Chauncey Pippinger. y. Sixth 81.
who has been III the past week. is
improved.
The condition or Mrs. Walter
! Killian, vino f. III at the home OF
her mother Mrs. Butter Williams
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
BLUE JACKET BAND
WILL NOT PLAY HERE

The Blue Jacket band will not be
able to keep the South Bend en-
gagement for Sunday, according 10
word received today by County
Chairman W. L. Chandler OF the
Victory loan organization. The band
was TO have played two concerts in
the city in the interests of the Vic
tory loan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
announcement

A dramatic program Will be pre-
scnted at the meeting of Mrs. Emil
IA. Reyer's sunday school class TO
be held Thursday night at the home
of Mrs. c. X. Kuehne. Ills Portage
av. The hCstasses for the evening
viii be Mrs. c. r. stark, Mrs. Harry
Cllery, Mrs. Rachael Van Wrinkle,
Mrs. II. y. Andrews, Misses Inez Nc
Fam. Coda Merle. Clara Erhardt,
Elsie and Jennie Jones and Edith
puey.
The last meeting Of the year OF
the South Bend Woman's club will
be held May g, at which time there
viii be a combined business pa
triotic program presented.
At the regular meeting of The lit
erature department. section two. OF
the Progress club. to be held Friday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock the pro-
gram on Joint Owners in Spain
by Alice Brown, and a comparison
with THE Workhouse Ward" by
Lady Gregory, will be presented by
Mrs. W.. r. Campbell and Miss Ger
trude Brown.
Mrs. Maggie Folkner. 727 Rusr
ST.. will entertain the Wanita Sew
ing circle on Friday afternoon.
The social meeting OF the Won
ans society OF the First Baptist
church. which was TO have been held
Friday evening in the church par
lors. has been postponed until the
May meeting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
DANCING PARTY.

Several features were introduced
az the Easter dancing party given
by members OF the Wreath Of Mary
society. branch no. 20l. Of the Po-
lish Women's Alliance of America in
the 81. Hedwige's school auditorium
Wednesday evening. Nearly $50
people attended and enjoyed a
merry good time. Among the fea-
lures was the voting contest for the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

y. Ninth ST, is critical.
Miss Lillian Hensel. Lincoln way.
left Thursday morning for Wash
ington. y. G, where she will be the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Harvey
Kolter and Mrs. c. Reaves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

70 SO members OF the First Netbo-
dist EDiscopat church choir an her
home. 21s r Paris 81 wodrosdav
evening pink and wbite ,r,.ttons
formed the attractive d-ecorstfo,s 80
the homo ana mmes corr+t+r.oa ID.
featured d,versto, 80 49,. o.o,t,a
DAINTY - $3.50
The eommftfee in cbarge oe the
pleasing aoair y-ss con,osed ~ ,fiss
Clara Frbardt Nfiss F-io1d NJ -
Mrs Astlev and Nc r,,tr Cr~~,
a. > - -, - -
of The cbobr NJ E,red 49, iii
act al cbairrsn 81 Tho onto-tafn-
ment conmfttee
dav snniyereay 81 ~ Tgdict ~
f - -,
s,rnrise 60 NJ
rvEi.t ete -
WoInert ~ Cbfcaoo 49, one 80
-
or guest was tbo recinio,t 80 go
vi '
- -
ttte - -
Ivy
- - |,
""'l
v-vodnIsSaS - 60 e
- -
Pa r. = - pa -
rr.
ie"u 'Hl
- - o'
i"lhiiles OF the
SiOoiH I enipIoyeo az
d. a u 'he oluoebakef cor
poIa'ioh- ar ana Mrs Beard Will
nome 10 '"'S ciN'
O"''eI' i4Vi Lih'oli
va W" pIe"9dHly entertained
~ OF the @ucuhdl Acu La
OOie9 Ciuo az heI hoine Wednesday
evening AFTER n business session
uanC'hB was enjoyed. Miss Norma
DucA was q guest OF the club. on
way the cluo VIII meet with Miss
hachel Andrews, 5J3 y Columbia
81
MISS Mary Josephine Casey,
OF Mr.. and AIRS. Edw ard
- casey OF willow Bluff farm. Gran
ger ma ana Fred Freeman. I'D
HARRISBURG HIGHWAY son Of Mr.. and
MIS- cyrus Freeman. Hamlet, Ind,
we're united IN marriage at 3 O'Clock
i"eS'aS morning IN Sacred Heart
on"iOu' NotEt Dame. DeIore th5
1tr"' pdhhed Win roses and Gala
nuts rev. John -. Scheirer. g. :.
- pastor or the parish. performed
the ceremony The couple was at
TENDED oy Mis- Mabel S~eheibelhut.
- Hdid "I hoHor' MISS Mildred
Won as DIIcesmald' Henry Casey
orolher OF the bride, as groom's
"e E"'A AiDllSt
a. ushers.
me EIloe wore a soWn OF white
|iepe meteor WIN an oVerdrape Of
haho emofolaereu eeofsette. The
R""i'' % 'he rrlue Were
similar IN ueSish ana trimming. The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

knights of Pythias. Crusade No. f..
Special meeting Friday evening
Closing Of campaign. Large at
tendance requested. Band will be
present. 3. RUSSELL, c. G.
12STs-z5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

Lawn, garden and field seeds that
are true 20 name and will grow.
Warner Bros, 226 s. Michigan 81.
open Saturday evenings. 12O42
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
FRSONAL

Joseph Chmilewicz, " Division
ST, underwent an operation Tuesday
morning at st. Joseph hospital.
Pvt. Peter Pilarski, stationed al
CampsShermaD Chillicothe. Ohio. -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

Regular meeting Of Degree of
Pocahantas tonight at 1880 sharp.
Followed by dancing. "12S77-24
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

Warmers SeeG Store. 226 5. Mich
Isan st. 12O42
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

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