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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-11-06

Miss Alice Stallings, formerly of
Americas, but now making her home
IN Hurtsboro, Ala, eTas welcomed bv
friends at the Tea Room yesterday
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The st. Hedwige Choral society
viii hold its singing rehearsal Tues
day evening at ST. Hedwlge s school
building.
The NJ RomanOwski choir VIII
hold its singing rehearsal Wednes-
day evening at KOsciuszko hall,
Chaplin s..
Members Of the Lady Falcons, NJ.
Romanowski. viii meet this evening
a. Kosciuszko hall, :. Chaplin 81. A
large attendance is desired as mat
ters Of Importance VIII be taken up
at the meeting.
The monthly meeting OF St Flo
rian Young Mems society will be
held Tuesday evening at -. He'd
VICES school building.
Mrs. Antoinette Lubowlcz. l24'
Prairie av.. entertained with
I O'Clock family dinner sunday noon
/ The affair was complimentary L
/ Mrs. Lubowicz's sister. Miss Elenor
/ Czefwinska, who observed her birth
/ aav anniversary. Covers We're lai
for Il at a table attractively ap
pointed with yellow daisies. Mis-
Martha Piotowicz Of LOganspCrt va
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
Announcement

The third OF the series of parish
luncheons given by the Hadies'
Guild Of st. James Episcopal church
will be served Tuesday noon at the
clergy house, 319 w. ColfaX av.
Miss Helene c. Neitzel will have as
her guests at the luncheon the choir
and orchestra of the church. A
full attendance is desired.
The Ladies Bible class Of the
Lowell Heights Nj. e. church will
hold its monthly business and social
meeting Tuesday evening in the
church annex. Mrs. Culp. Mrs.
Otto Kollar and Mrs. J. w. Kollar
Will act as hostesses.
An important meeting of the ma
ture study department of the Prog
ress club will be held Tuesday aft
ernoon at 3:45 o'clock i'm the club
rooms. Miss Harriet Keller will be
i'm charge of the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
an out-of-toWn guest.
PERSONALS.

Charles Kowalszyk has returned
10 Michigan City after snort visit
with his son. Martin KoWalzyk. Ohio
St
Mrs. Elizabeth Jastrzembska. 14lt
Grace ST., Us improving from Sc
rious illness OF pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. AathOny Ldndalh OF
Saginaw. Mich. and Miss Louise
Krolikiewicz OF Michigan city, who
have been the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Siwila. Fisher 81. over
Easter sunday. have returned To
Michigan CITY
Mrs. ~ T. Balkiewicz of New
Carlisle is visiting her sister, Mrs
y. l. Brodzinski and family Of this
city.
Miss Wanda karczynska, sadie
ST.. is critically III With leakage OF the
/ heart.
Hiss jeanette Czarnecn OF CHI
1 cago il spending several days with
/ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Chester
Z CzaInecki, .studebaker ST.
John Karpacki CT Gary re-
turned home sunday .evenins after
Il days visit mere with relatives.
Frank Rucinski, Albert KuJaasS
and Robert Greene spent sunday 10
/ Chicago They motored both Va, e
Mrs. Agnes Anderson and dauEh
1ers have returned from OAK Parh
H.. where they visited the former
parents the past week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
REV. Cashier TRUSZYNSKI.
{. :. C., PRIEST % YEARS

The 18th anniversary Of Rev.
Casimier Truszynski, c. 5. c., chap
lain OF St Joseph hospital. was
celebrated Easter sunday at St.
Hedwige's Catholic church with q
solemn high mass at 1900 a. m, at
which he was a celebrant, with the
assistance of Rev. John Mard. as
sistant of st. Hedwige's church, as
arch-deacon; Rev. Stanislaus Gruza,
c. ). c.. as deacon: Francis Ratal-
czak from the Polish seminary at
Orchard Lake, Mich, acted as sub
deacon.
Rev. Anthony Zubowicz, c. S. c.,
pastor OF St Hedwige's church.
preached the sermon of the occa-
sion. Rev. FIR. Truszynski was or
daIned a priest at Notl-e Dame in
1894 and on April Is that same year
celebrated his first mass in st. He'd
VICES church.
FIR. TrusZynski was born in WilnO,
Poland. Aug. 10. 1868. There he re-
ceived his classical academic edu-
. cation. His philosophical and the
illogical studies were pursued and
completed at the Propaganda
| Rome. Italy. He came To America
in 1892 and finished his fourth year
of higher theology in Notre Dame.
/ His initial appointment was that OF
! assistant pastor OF holy Trinity
\ church of Chicago, from 1894 10
| 1896. He was then assigned TO st.
/ Valentines church at Peru. ILL.,,
I where he remained IS years. When
| Fr. Truszynski began his work in
Peru in a short time il was found
out that the church was too small
for the growing cOngre cation, but
by his management and leadership
the people built a new church and
school. few years later Fr. Trus
zynski became chancellor of the
diocese of Fort Wayne. owing Z
mis- poor health he resigned in 1870.
from his duties as pastor and Wen
abroad 10 regain his health. His in
tentions we're TO remain there, bu
due to the gravity OF the European
war situation at that time, he de
cided TO return 10 the United States
Upon his return he was appointe
/ assistant OF the st. Hedwige churc
and later Glled the place as chaplai
Of -. JOseph's hospital 4 recep
ton was rendered in ~. Hedwige'
rectory 10 a number OF priests an
friends
During the day Rev. Fr. TruszyI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
"KIND TO ANIMALS"
WEEK MAY RESULT IN
CHANGE IN METHODS

Dogs and cats Of the city are TO
have their hearing this week
through a campaign waged by the
St Joseph County Humane society
known as Kind TO Animals week, g"
if the efforts of the society are con-
sidered by members of the city ad-
ministration in charge of the dis
posing Of stray animals.
Press George Beitner and Sec'y
II. c. Pershing met with Mayor Car
son Monday afternoon and explain
ed the intentions of the society ask
ing that the city cooperate with
them in adopting more humane
manners Of dispOsing Of these ami
mails. During the past years the
stray animals have been shot I'm the
yard or wherever they are found by
the police officer. The society viii
ask that the animals be either dis
posed of by gas made from char
coal, by electricity. or a hypOderml'
needle. any OF which are said 10 b'
painless.
Following the killing Of the ami
mails they will be cremated at tbs
crematOry
The clergy of the city have beer
asked 10 devote a few minutes o
the sermon Sunday morning 20 tn
subject. School children will exhibi
posters and hold meetings durint
the week when officers OF the hu
name society Will address them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
Adele GdTriSonS New
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
THEIR SECOND HONEYMOON"

ant papers, and then went back with
me TO the living room.
It's about time you two showed
up" Alfred Durkee cried boisterous-
ly as the men sprang to their feet
at our entrance. Whatever have you
been doing-inventing a new subma
rine destroyer"
How did you ever guess it?"
Lillian retOrted lightly. 1--WE always
known there must be some use for
that flow of language of yours. and
we've devised a chain of explosive
balloons extending from the destroy
er TO the sub. All you'll have to do
is to talk "a hours instead of 20, and
the imitation will be constant"
Young Durkee made a dash for
her, which Lillian evaded laughing
~. 1 knew that she had purposely
diverted attention from me, and 1
shrank into the nearest chair unob-
trusively. not noticing who was my
neighbor.
lis there anything 1 can do TO
help you. Mrs. Graham" A familiar
voice murmUred' the words at my
side, and L turned to confront DR..
Petit.
Il don't understand you" I falter-
ed, and indeed his question had be-
wildered me.
You need help of some sort" he
returned. and there was all the di-
dactic tone of the physician in his
voice. You are not looking your
helf at all, and as 1 can see you are
physically well. you must be labor
ing under some mental strain"
L had the sensation of being under
a microscope. All through dinner !
had felt that this mans eyes were
upon me, and now I knew that my
impression was correct / tried TO
turn the matter off lightly.
Qualifying as a Sherlock
HOlmes2" I queried.
His eyes. deep and tense with
emotion. held mine, and rebuked
my levity.
Il have very keen eyes where you
are concerned" he said quietly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21

I have just read a very interesting
article in one Of the daily papers. It
is about wOmen-as SO many inter-
esting articles seem to be.
This one says that the reason
women are so much cooler than men
in the summer and so much warmer
than men in the winter-nO matter
how they dress or who they are. or
how much they weighs because
they have more endurance than men
in every way.
They bear pain better" says the
writer. They can eat when they
aren't hungry, drink when they are
not thirsty, go without food when
they are nearly famished and sit and
smile like seraphs when they're real
ly bored to death"
All these things are true. and in
them i agree absolutely with the
writer Of the article
What Everyone Knows.
Any dentist will tell you that ne
would rather fill teeth for 10 women
than for one man. Any surgeon in
any operating room i'm any hospital
will tell you the same story.
Women can go longer with less
sleep and less food and show less
trouble over il than men. They wear
little thin clothes and low shoes and
silk stockings out into the January
gales and go home without a sneeze.
while the men who are with them
are muffied up in overcoats to the
very chin.
In the summer, when all the men
snatch off their coats and have 10
wear at least three fresh collars a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
The Strength of the Weak
BY Winifred Black

day. the women of the family take
their summer furs out of storage and
go down town with them and look
perfectly cool and cOmforta bic while
they're doing IL.
Even blind man can tell YOU
that these things are true.
What is the answer to the riddle
| think it's very simple
Learn self Control.
Women are not stronger than men
and they are not less sensitive than
men. They have just learned 10 con-
troll themselves better-that IS all.
To a woman her mind comes first
and her body afterward To a man.
his body is the ruler OF the partner
ship.
From the very cradle to the grave
women are taught 10 do things they
hate and look pleasant about IL. and
men are taught to do what they
please and look cross about it.
Too strong to work" used to
think that was a ridiculous thing 70
say but it isn't. Many a man Is too
strong TO work. and that means that
his body is stronger than his mind
and that is what is the matter with
him.
Women are no stronger minded
and not superior in any way TO men.
They have just learned that II pays
better TO say, II am not cold" or Il
am not hungry" or II am not tired. -
and make themselves believe il.
They have done il so long that
they make the world believe it-and
come TO think. / believe its rather
clever OF them. Don't you?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
WHY DIR. PETIT SAID TO MADGE
IL HAVE KEEN EYES WHERE
YOU ARE CONCERNED"
Drakei"

Allen Drakei"
The name stared up at me from
the tiny sealed envelope my father
had enclosed in his letter to me. Lii
liam. who had just made visible the
superscriptiOn on the envelope
written in invisible ink-by means
of the secret formula my father had
given her, looked as bewildered as
felt
Allen Drake was the name by
which 1 knew the mysterious
stranger who had managed TO get an
invitation to dinner at our home
from Dicky, and then had seized the
opportunity to tax me with the fact
that l was the daughter of Robert
Gordon. He had also urged me with
words that held a covert threat TO
reveal my fathers address to him.
Everything about the mans words
and manner gave me the impression
that he was an enemy of my fathers
or at least no friend of his. / set
him down as a ruthless man trying
TO track my father down for some
purpose Of his own or of his en-
man answering his description,
whom she knew, was a government
agent, Of this or some other country
and we had dreaded lest his in
quiries about my father meant that
Robert Gordon had broken the law
"COme Along"
And here the note my father had
enclosed in my letter was addressed
TO this man. Not only this. but my
fathers letter had revealed the fact
that the code in which the letter was
written was known TO only four men
in the world.
/ raised bewildered eyes TO Lii
iian's.
What does it all mean % / asked.
1T means that we're getting mixed
up with particularly big buzz
saw" Lillian said, slowly and re-
fietcively. "Oh, how l wish we could
get some one 10 go down there to
help your father if it were possible
for any one 10 help him. II would
have 10 be some one with the ability
10 think quickly and 10 keep a
closed mouth, and there are few
put question which had been
puzzling me for a long time.
What do you suppose my father
wanted of Mr.. Underwood that he
took him down there"
II don't think he did want him, -
Lillian returned promptly. That was
probably just one of Harry's little
inventions Harry wanted 10 go.
yours father couldn't very well re-
fuse him because he was supposed
10 be much interested in the theat-
rical game. so Harry gave the i'm
T preston that ne had been invited TO
go"
we mustn't talk any longer. how
ever she said briskly. They Will be
wondering all sorts OF things in
there and we can accomplish nothing
by talking il over further tonight
Here, let me touch you up a bit Sc
they won't notice the traces OF
tears
She went TO the bathroom adjOin.
ing and returned with a small towe
wet with cold water With this sh'
bathed my eyes. dried them. busted
a little rice powder around them
and pinched my cheeks bit TO brins
back the color.
THERE" she said holding M
away from her. "Madge is hersel
again. Come along"
You Need Help"
She put the note in the lockbox il
which l knew she kept her import
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
PERSONALS

DR.. and Mrs. w. Moore Thomp-
son and daughter. Lorna of Chicago.
Mrs Ella Marquet and Mrs. Eliza
beth Baxter of Bremen, spent Easter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Finch of
Sumption Prairie.
Mrs. Charles Goetz, 404 y. La
fayette blvd, and Phillip KUngeI
will leave Tuesday for Allegan.
Mich, TO attend the funeral of
Adam Schiller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21

ski was the recipient Of many tel
egrams and letters cOngratulating
him on this anniversary. Among
the priests who assisted Rev. Fr.
Truszynski during his celebration
were Rev FIR. Cavanaugh, G. 5. c.,
Rev. Fr. Mcdonald, Rev. JOSEPH
Kirsch; Rev. Thomas Crumiey; Rev
Donald Spelart, and Rev. John Mar
shall, all Of Notre Dame.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21

days being nationally ngham days Bingham
the beautiful and erceabe of fabrics and great
o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
Social Calendar
TUESDAY.

Margaret Stahl will appear before
fhe south Bend Woman's club in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21

Born 20 AIr. and Mrs. Charles
Chasey. 1902 5 Michigan st. a son
on April 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
GUILD LUNCHEON

The ladies' Guild Of St. James
Episcopal church viii serve lunch
con Tuesday noon, April 22nd. al
the clergy house. 319 w. Cclfax nv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
SATURDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. q. Hartman will en-
terrain the members OF the Tried
and True class OF Maple Grove
Methodist Episcopal church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21
You Need Help.

She put the note in the lockboX IN
which l knew she kept her import
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-21

Mr. and Mrs Herman r. Ries.
735 Portage av.. will receive their
friends at their home Wednesday
evening in honor of their house
guest. Mrs. Eva Blum Of Baltimore,
Nd.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-09
SAUSUMO !STATYMAS
PASILIKS, SAKO Sc
NATORIAI.
sAKO, KoNGREsAs YRA
SAUSAS, JIS NEPRI-
TARS ALUI.

Washington, birz. 7. -
Anti-Saloon League Of Anne
RIGA cia turi savo macdonald
konvencijq. Konvencija su-
Saukta tokioj vietoj If tokiuo
laiku, kad padaryti daugiau
intakos, kad nepanaikinti
syaigalu prohibicijos kar6s me
tn.
Ana diena konvencijoje kali
bijo senatorius Jones IS Wa
shingtono valstijos. Jis pazy-
m6jo, kad svaigalQ prohibici-
ia jau iraSyta Sales konstitu-
cijon. Tad nebus reikalo Siam
kongresui dabar uzsiimti svai-
galu reikalais, kad atsaukti
kar6s metu pravesta istatyma.
Anot senatoriaus Jones,
kongresas yra "sausas" If
kaipo toksai nel1uomet nesu-
tiks leisti iSdirbin6ti kadir
Iengvaji vyna arba alQ po lie
pos 1 dienOs.
Tam tikslui butQ reikalinga
prize to istatymo modifikacija.
PrisieitQ pakelti diskusijos.
Bet kad tas yra tuscias daik-
tas, tad kongresas jokiuo bu-
du neapsims gaisinti brangaus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-09
VILLA PAEMES CHIHUA-
HUA.
Miestas paimtas po poros va
landu smarkios kovos.

Ell Paso, Eek, birz. 7. : Cia
gautas meksikoniSkas laikras-
tbs La Patria pranesa, kad
Villa ir Angeles su savo ka-
riuomene paemusiu ir uzval-
dziusiu miesta Chihuahua.
Tas ivyke praeita sekmadie-
nj po poros valandQ smarkaus
susiremimo.
Po paemimo miesto Villos
isakymu ten nugalabinta 8
zmonGs.
Gen. Francisco Gonzales at
keliavo j Juareza is Mexico
City pagelbon pulkininkui
Escobar, kurs vadovauja Ju-
arezo garnizonui.
Gen. Gonzales keliavo per
Texaso valstija leidziant S. V.
kares departamentui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-09
VOKIECIAI GELBEJO IR
GELBSTI RU5U BOIL
SEVIKAMS.
Tai prirodo LietuviQ atsto-
vybe Paryziuje.

NEW YORK, birz. s. = A
merikos Lietuviu Tarybai pra-
nesta, kad lietuviu atstovybe
Paryziuje taikos konferencijai
indave prirodymus apie vokie-
ciu isdavikiSkus darbus Lie
tuvoje.7
Lietuvos teritorija rusQ boil
Sevikams vokieciai pavede
praeita gruodzio menesi, ty.
praejus menesiui po paskelbi-
mo arnisticijos vakaru fronte.
Vokieciai Lietuvoie yra at
like daugeli visokiq baisiu pix
tadaryh:;zs, Jie aresstaVe ir sau-
de zmones, rekvEavo ju tur-
tus, pardavinejo bolsevikams
visokia kontrabanda, iimant
ginklus ir amunicija.
Ties Zizmariais vokieciai
megino bolsevikams parduoti
visa lietuviu batalijona uz
5000 markiu.
Alytuje jie bolsevikams att
dave daugiau 40 savo kulka
svaidziu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-09
BUVO PAKILUSIOS RIAU,
SEES DUBLINE.
Suzeista viena mergele ir 3 po
licmonai.

Dublinas, birz. Z. - Birze-
lilo ) dicnq vakarc ties Man,
sion namais suSirinko zmoniQ
minia. SaktSi nori paminGti
dicnH James Connolly, airiQ
rcpublikonQ armijoS vyriau,
Sioio vado, kurS buvo nugala-
bintaS 1916 metals po revo.
IiucijoS Airijoje.
AIicSto valdzia yra uzdrau,
dziuSi viSokius suSirinkimuS
gatvtSe. Tad policiia pradtjc
skirstyti miniq. Pakilo riau.
SGS. Pasigirdo Saudymai. Vie.
ma mcrgeIG il tlys policmonaj
Suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-09
s. \. SenataS state
Aiiriijjos kIausimq
Naujos suirutes Vokietijoje
VOKIETIJOJE ISNAUJO
PLECIASI STREIKAS.
VaIdzia galvatrukciaiS gink-
luojasi.

Londonas. birH. !. - Is No
Ilirtijo< parcina zjniU, jog
tcnai iSnauio pakcIia @aIva*
boISrvikai ir km>to dorbinin,
ku> >trrikuoti.
Nietomi> >trciIlai iau pie
Gia>i. Kjtm rrn@iama~i >trri-
luoti.
Siuo kartu boI>cyiku< il
kitU frakcijQ >ociiali>tu> paza-
dino >ukiIiman nugaIabinima>
krIiQ boI>oviIlV vadQ Bavari-
.io.ir. kur boI>cvikai buvo pri-
dirbr vi>okiQ nrzmoni>kQ
darhu.
Kaip bol>rvikai zudo zmonoS,
ir tai dar nokalGiau>iu>, tuo-
met niyii>. Bet kuomrt val
dzia pa<mcrkia miriop vien&-
kitQ hoiSovikQ. tuomrt SocJa-
IiStai <uknlia haiSiau>iQ truk$-
ma.
BcrIyno vaIdzia informuoja-
ma apio koliomuS Str"iIlu$ II
nauia> >uirutc>. Tad @alvo-
trukGiui> @inkIuojaSj. hma>l
pricmoniu prizes nauiQ boise
viku ~ukilimQ il piktadarioVi-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-09
FARMQ KLAUSIMAS STIP
RIAL PAREMIAMAS.
Daugelis kareiviQ reikalauja
farmu.

Washington, birz. s. Prizes
kongrcso vieSQjQ zemiQ komi.
tetq ana dienq liudijo Oklaho,
mos gubernatorius Robertson
ir Idahos gubernatorius Da-
Wis.
Abudu karStai parGm6 SEX,
retoriaus Lane sumanyml
duoti kareiviams II jurinin,
kams farmQ.
Sake, kad tas labai praktis-
kas daiktas buvusiems karei-
viams. Tas pagelbds iSvystyti
zomdirbyste.
Gubernatolius Davis CAVES
daug laiSEQ nuo kareiviQ, ku-
RE paremia sumanymq, If nori
gauti farmQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-09
BERNIE, sveicarija, birz. 8.
Lietuviu spaudos
biuras gavo ziniu, jog lietuvip
kariuomene nuo Vilniaus pa
sekmingai varosi ant Dvinsko.
Pakeliuj paeme Kscia (?).
KONGRESAS DARBUOJASL
SUMAzINTI SALES
ISLAIDAS.
Tx vienos armijos reikalais
busia sutaupyta milijo-
mai.

Washington, birz. s. - Re
publikonu atstOvQ lyderiai
kongreSe 6m6 darbuoties su
tikslu sumazinti Sales iSlai-
das visokiais reikalais. TuO-
mi, sakoma, bus palengvinta
Salies gyventojams.
Pirmiausia norma zymiai
apkarpyti iSlaidas armijos rel
kalaiS. Praeitas kongresas ar
miios uzlaikymo reilalams
autorizavo $1,10O,0O0,0 1000. Da-
bar norma nuo tos sumos nu-
kirpti kokius 400 milijonQ.
Norma susiaurinti iSlaidas
karGs laivynui II gelezinke-
liamS skiriamas.
Be to armijos skaitliQ su-
siaurinti ligi 100000 kareiviQ
victoje karGs departamento
reikalaujamp $4,000 kareiviQ.
Kongresas neaplenks nei
orlaivyst6s. Sitai buvo reika-
Iaujama $S3, 100000. Kongre-
sas skirs tik IS milijonQ.
Be to, republikonai atstovai
darbuojaSi, kad viSi kareivial
lis karts laukQ Europojc kuovel
klaus butQ atSaukiami namo.
Ir tas zymiai sumazins iSlai-
das.