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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11
BANDYCI ZNOW O.
GRABILI BANK.
Peoples State Bank w Minneapo
lis by} scena drugiej grabiezy.
Minneapolis, MINI, 8 kwietnia

- Pl'zy przcgla adaniu skladek w
People State Banku wykazafo sic
zc i rabusie ktorzy obraboWali
People s State Bank dis rano, "a
brali $3.50, 4 ktorych $4,000 byfo
wlasnoScia banku. Rekojesc waltz
Xxi zawierajacej $2,400 gotowka 4
powodu zawartego ciezaru zfama
la sic zaraz po opuszczeniu banku
poniewaz $75 bylo tyllzo samych
ccnt0w, ktore bandyci porwali W
ostatniej chwili. Walizka picnic
dzmi zostala ocalona.
Il fotografii: ma stacyi policyj j.
ncj kasycr banku rozpozna} jed
ncgo bandyte naczelnik policyi
spodzicwa sic go wkr6tce areszto
wac. -.
Szesnascie micsiecy tcmu 21go
grudnia 1917 Peoples StateBank
byl takzc obrabowany przez ban
dyt6w, kt6rzy zabrali W. ten cZas
$500. W dniu 1go marca tego
roku do banku nades}ano notatke
jak sic zdaje cd tych samych ban
dytow, w kt6rcj dziekowali ia }up
zdobyty W 1917 i obiecali nova
wizyte. -. -. ...>s.
UHednicy banku zaniechali po
wiadomic policye 0 tej netatce ale
zato sami przygotowali sic ably
przysposobi zaw6d bandytom.
Przygotowali waikiki i paczki ma
pe}nionc starcm zelazem itp. RE
czami, IA kt6rc jednak bandyci
nic zwracali uwagi, lecz przegla
dali ksiazki informacyjne bon
alach wolnosci. Przez wiele tygod
nj tajna policya ukryta by}a W
bunku oczekujac ma bandyt6w az
do 25 marca.
w dniu rabunku kasyer p. Kol
sted tylko sam znajdowal sic W
banku. Kilka minut pred tenn,
prezydent banku wyszed1 banku
i uda1 sic automobilem do First
Security National banku, wyciag-
nae $4,000 got6wki..
Kolstad byf sam w banku gdy
pieciu mezczyzn weszlo; kilka tyl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11
WILSON PRZYSPIESZYt SW0
JE WSlADANlE ma 0KRET.

Paryz 9 kwietnia - Wyasygno-
wany komitet cd Ligi narod6w IL
konczy} swa prace. Przymierze,
jak oSwiadczono, zawicra Il arty
kul0w kompletne posiee lenie ko-
mitetu Ligi narodow~ odbedzie sic
jutro w cclu rozpatrywania asyg
nacyi:
New York, - Data odpfyniecia
ztad prezydentowskicgo okretu
GeorgcWashington a zostafa przy
spieszona Z 14go na 11go kwietnia
to jest na przysz}y piatek.
Ma on przybyc do francuskiego
portu oko1o 17go kwietnia.
Paryz - Rada czterech zebra}a
sic dis rano ma posicdzenie W re-
zydcncyi prcmieraLloyd Georgia.
Prczydent Wilson ME byf obec--
nym bedzie on jednak prawdopo--
dobnie zdolen wziasc udzia} W po
siedzeniu dis po po}udniu> w 'Bia
lynn domu.'
Nocna konfcrencya w ko}ach
konfercncyi pokojowej ME costa
! Ia przerwana gdy najwyzsza rada
sic zebrala. Zdawafo sic jednak re
dzisiejsza: :sesya przysfuzy sic do
wyjasnienia atmosfery.
Pierwszem =pytaniem zadanem
dis rano sby}o O. postepowaniu.
Planowano poswiecic te popofud---
niowa sesye sprawie odpowiedzial
nosci "a wojne, wlacznie trybuna
| lu sadu ma bylego cesarza Me
mice, bylego nastepce tronu i i'll
nych O kt6rych podzielone rapor--
| ty by}y przedstawione.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11

The Republic Of Poland has taken her
place among the nations Of the earth. Through
President Wilson the United States has ex-
tended recognition, and the governments Of
England, France, Italy and Switzerland have
; done likewise. Certain of the frontier bound
aries yet remain to be established, but it is al
ready convcnantcd that Poland will be award
cd the port of Dantzig on the Baltic and will
enter again upon its maritime. estate: The
Poland already outlined will cover some 200,-
600 square miles and will contain within its
boundaries population Of some 35, 100000
people 1t will be the fifth nation on conti-
mental Europe in population. "
Although Il section Of that country equal
!. to the combined areas Of New York, Pennsyl
vania, Illinois and Maine has been devasted
by three battle armies and drained by two .oc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11
.Magdeburg pos!zl'a,!r'pla'lne ~ I.
przezsbrzydkis stfajk.
Kopenhaga. g. kWietnia

Kopenhaga, 9 9kwietnia Gra--
|bieze strzelanina towarzysly o
g6lnemu strajkoWi WyWolanemu
przez niezaleznych j wieksza czes-
cia socyalistow z1iajdujacych po
miedzy robotnika1ni Magdeburga,
Kapitolu pruskiego Saxonii. Spi--
chlerze zawierajace zywnosc prze
|chowywana do potrzeby na przy-
szle tygodnie, byly szturmoWane
isczescia zniszczone a zachoWane
zapasy rozgrabi lone Strait prze--
chodzi 400, 600 mare ss.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11
THE MINERAL RESOURCES OF POLAND
Polish COAL oil sources easily worked and available
transportation.

ion while Russia received the smallest.
The coal and oil deposits rank first in
value. The center Of the Polish coal fields is
under the small town Of Myslowice called
Three Empires Point, because here before the
war the frontiers Of the three empires met. It
is estimated they contain 9433 milliard metric
tons. The oil wells Of Galcia are regarder as
the most valuable in Europe and although
many improvements are possible, the quality Of
the oil is such that it has a high market value
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11

n GLANDS natural wealth is found OH the
i northern slopes Of the Carpathain mount
aims and principally on the western corner
near the sources Of the Vistula, Nida and
Varta At the time Of the partition Of Poland
the value Of the mineral resources was not ap-
preciated by the partitioning powers, they
considered only the actual soil area. AS
result the great coal territory was divided
between Prussia, Austria and Russia, the two
first named powers securing the greater port
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11

ko minut po wyjsciu p.Ernstera.
Kasyer, kt6ry sic znajdowa} " kla
tee zwr6ci1 sic do przybyHch u
wazajac ich "a klient6w, az gdy
oni zblizyli sic do klatki wydo-
bytym pistoletem i zawo}ai ably
podni6s} rece W gore. Kolsted byl
poausznym a rabusie wziei sic
do swej roboty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11
BAWARYA GLOSUJE
PRZECIW SOWIECIE.
Wojska Munich domagaja sic zaprowadzeaia Sowietu.

True translation filed with epos Wnona Mn
April 10 1919 required by the Act Of Congress Oc 1917
Nuremberg Bawarya kwietna Bawarska narodowa
socya demokratow gosowaa AZ przec przeciw
prowadzeniu republiki sowe6w Bawaryi
Essen, kwietna = Praeowncy zarudnieni ramwajach
gosowal dis nalezenem do sakier6w Krppa
portacya miescie be Essen ake be
wietenia powodu ajku freman6w dystry
Gle Ruhr by}o onegda powiekzenie srajkujacych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11
B0LSzEWIKIl 0TRzYMUJA CIEzKlE ClEG.


Rosysk urzedowy rapport wykazue 700 zabtych irannych
Archanges ketnia Rosyski urzedowy rapport walce
Sed Mekrenga donos Boszewik sracl 700 ud zabi
ych rannych opr6c ego aancke wojska Wze pack los
wezni6w. Alianci ME ponicsl "a dnej straty.
POWToRNE B0MBARDoWANIE
Boszewiki powt6rzy dis DO mbardowanie bryyjske
mcrykanskie pozycye mad rzekam Dzwna Waga.
Aancke patrolc sobote niedze pozbieray icz
bolszewickch rannych pobzu msca gdz odbywa}a
pqtkowa waka pod Sed Mekrenga Znae akze Eka
wystrzaoWych .4 s.,..z -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11

TO Znaczy staviene go pfzed sad pWdopodobnie Begi
Trocki rozporzadM 'tziaglui albo umierajj. !"

LONDYN, 8 kWietnia = LaOn Tr0ck1, bol-
szewicki minister wojny marynarki, rozporza.
dzif azeby flota rosyjsko- -baftycka uda4a sic na
lnorze atakowafa aliant6w, grozac re poWy->
strzela Wszystkich: ludzi okretoWych jezeli ci
lekcewazy6 beda rozporzadze zenie podaje Mail.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11

"Wiarus jest pismem Ludo-
wen. Broni spraw j interesow Ro-
dak6w ma obczyznie, powiedzcie
o tenn swoin sasiadon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11
RADA z CZTERECH ZADECYDOWAIA
ZE PIEC BILION0W MUST Bye "a
PLACONE w DW0CH LATACH.

translation filed with thepost Wnona MINI,
April 10 1919 required by the Act Of Congress Oct 1917
Nwsze przeszody zosay przeciagu oatnich
godzn konfeenci pokojowe prawdopo
tego powodu Prezydent Wilson naczelnicy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11

Paryz 10 kwietna Przcz stow prase Odpowicdzano ME
crcgo woje sposob sprowadznic do bada
pzez jeden aancch zad6w prawdopodobe Belge
zaecyowaem przez wysoka rad skadaaca
Nastapo po osateczncj dccyzi warunkach
wynagrodzene kody wojenn k6re $4,000 musi
bye zpaconc przecagu nasepnyh wc lat pozostae odszko
dowan miedy aancka komya rozfozya przecag trdze
stu lat poczawszy od maja 1921.
wekc pzcszkody kt6re stal drodze do sbkego osa
poou ostay usunete prccagu osanich dvudzesu
godzn pebeg ostatecznego mad niedopene
ncn otykanych rezuaow zostane oagnet
pzcz zaufana mad posecm naprz6d
zobionem wzgledem trwa]ego ustanowenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-11

More h How i our next) d
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21
FRANKLIN MOTHERS CLUB
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

w w. Borden, superintendent of
city schools will talk on The In
terests OF Mothers clubs" at the
first meeting this season of the
Franklin Mothers club 10 be held at
the school building Wednesday aft
ernoon at 8 o'clock. There VIII be
special music All women OF the dis
trict are urged TO attend the meet
ing.
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21
The Horoscope

The planetary places promise %
lively and decidedly eventful day,
with an projects and initiative cul-
minating brilliantly and with signal
success. There is strong prospect
for important changes, removals or
journeys or an Of which are
sure 20 end TO advantage with fl
nanCial success. II is a time FOR
pushing all affairs 10 the bent Of
the capacity and opportunity, as a
long train Of mutual and lunar as
poets testify TO progress and pros
perity i'm an unusual degree Long
deferred plans and projects should
be pushed TO hnality with confidence
and assurance.
Those whose birthday it is have
every prospect Of a successful pros
porous and happy year. A child
born on this day will be brilliant,
popular. original and may attain 10
high position
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21
Marriage and Faith
By Winifred Black

A Judge OF the superior court of
California said some rather interest
ing things in divorce suit in Los
Angeles the other day He told OPP
posing counsel just e>actly how far
wife may go in scruunizing her
husbands affairs and still not give
him cause for divorce.
This is what the Judge thinks
perfect lady may dc:
she may follow her husband even
if she is living apart from him. She
may engage private detectives TO fol-
low him. and she may claim por-
;:on of his property as her own.
But
She may not open his mail. She
must keep out of his office. And II
she is separated from him. she can
not visit his home while he is abb
sent from IT,
What an interesting little set Of
rules am so glad I don't have to
remember the ms and out of them.
aren't YOU
Wouldn't YOU love to follow your
husband when he was trying TO get
away from you2
wouldn't YOU love 10 engage
private detectives to follow him so
they could bring YOU nice stories
about his goings on and give YOU a
chance 10 have a good cry. or so
they could go TO him and tell him
YOU had hired them and get him to
paw them a good round sum 10 tell
YOU be went TO prayer meeting
when YOU thought he was some
where not an all like the same
place
wouldn't YOU hate TO have any
udge in the world tell Won hat YOU
couldn't open another pevs,n's let
tiers and snoop and pry into another
human beings affairs.
wouldn't II be nice 70 L We a
Judge tell YOU that YOU had no right
TO hang around your husbands OF
fee and make yourself a laughing
stock. and have every clerk and Of
nee boy i'm the place grinuinE and
nudging each other whenever YOU
/ appeared
Wouldn't it be fine 90 Dee the sort
Of woman who had 20 have a Judge
2 tell her 10 keep away from the
place where her husband was living
( il ne wasn't living with her
Strange Isn't IL?
What strange things laws are
, but they are not nearly SO strange
+ as the people who make such laws
I necessary.
Imagine woman who would
f separate from her husbanr- and Their
/ keep right ou naggiue him and fol-
lowing him and sowing upon him
ehd mahinG herself miserable over
him. just as II she hadn't got rid OF
4 him ar al
/ heard man tell "a STORY once
about his brother
HE said has brother had had "a !es
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21

Mrs Russell IT, Downey presided at
The tea table Another party viii be
held Wednesday al the home OF
Mrs Richard Kgehn
The A. You Like 10 club met
Monday evening al the home Of Miss
Matte Bowman. 1922 Mishawaka
av. AT the business meeting IT, was
decided TO hold the Novem Der and
December meeting on Tuesday in
stead of on Monday evening Miss
=. Peterson read the current events
and Miss Josephine James gave a
selection from Henry Van Dyke The
next meeting will be held Nov g al
the home OF Mrs r. ". Harris. 1928
~ oCdward av.
The current events department OF
the Progress club held q meeting
Monday afternoon in the club rooms.
Following the usual business meet
ing the current events were read
and review Of the September At
lantic monthly was given by Mrs D..
w. Tucker and Mrs L. T.. Barter.
New citizenship will he the topic OF
the next meeting which VIII be held
Nov. g.
The Live Oak Drill team was en-
tertained Monday evening by Mrs.
Frank Cheiminiak, 5O9 Cleveland av.
There were 90 members and two
visitors present In the contests
r.,-..,.. ,,-.-1 .,,-.~1.d o., A.. g.,
Martindale and Mrs George Jones.
During the business meeting which
preceded the social hour plans were
made for a surprise Halloween party
10 be held at the home Of Mrs. Myr-
tie Radke. Of Elkhart. Ind. formerly
of South Bend The next meeting
will be held in two weeks with Miss
Martha Jones, S26 Dayton st.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Order
OF Eastern Star met Monday after
noon i'm the Masonic club rooms.
After the business meeting a social
hour was held and refreshments
served to "a members by Mrs Mary
| Defreese. Mrs. Laura Fretts. Mrs
Goldie Wrightsman, Mrs. Bessie Cal
vert and Mrs. Dora Casey The next
meeting will be held Nov. ..
/ Miss Irene Shultz. 1916 Fassnacht
av. was hostess at welcome party
| given Saturday evening in honor OF
/ her house guest Miss Virginia Kazi-
mier. of Duluth, Mimi Twenty
guests enjoyed a social evening al
which music and dancing were the
/ diversions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21

amputated and his foot hurt him.
and he and another friend went and
dug up the leg and found the foot
in cramped position and straight
ened il out and buried it again. and
brother never had another minutes
trouble about it,
Whenever / hear women worrying
about the affairs of husband from
whom they are separated, I think Of
that mans story
What's the use of an amputauon
if YOU are going to go right on suf-
fering just the same
What's the use of a separation If
YOU are going To 90 right on fussing
about him just the same?
II seems to me that some women
marry just 10 have some one TO
nag. and some men appear TO mar
ry a woman just TO have some one
TO boss and they can't give APP the
habit even when they have separat-
ed
\ Pitiful Mess.
Opening letters. spying. following
listening 10 am kinds of gossip-it
/ had a husband that couldn't
trust I'd get rid of him and say
Thanks be-" every time 1 realized
that he was gone
If / had a husband that ! could
trust. I'd trust him and be happy.
Letters. detectives. Office boys
telephone conversations, dictagrap pms
what sordid pitiful, hideous
mess 10 all is
Heaven send that no one ] love
will ever have 10 be ragged into
such miserable affair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21
Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon
BY ADELE GARRISON

There's that small room al the
head of the back stairs" said re
flectiveIy the one we have never
used. IT'S so isolated from the rest
that if william did live in it for
awhile he wouldn't disturb the rest
Of us"
What Madge Heard.
And We could have it scrubbed
and disinfected after ne left. my
mother-in-law interposed with
shade Of announcement in her
voice Well goodness knows. ]
don't like the idea, but ] suppose
while Richards gone we ought 10
have some protection. especially as
1 imagine your doing this work ISM
the safest thing i'm the world for YOU
or for the rest Of us"
I'm so glad YOU approve, ] re-
turned. trying TO inject into my
voice just the right shade Of grace
full difference TO her opinions. III
attend TO the matter at once and
get Katie started AT the room be
fore / go for my walk. Good-by.'
"Good-bv." she returned. evident
~ a bit startled by my abruptness.
But DIDN'T intend % give her any
chance TO change her mind. and
walked swiftly 10 the door, unlocked
il and threw it open
Cousin Agatha was rapidly re-
treating down the hall I knew that
she had been trying 10 listen at the
keyhoIe. but l pretended ignorance.
"Oh. Cousin Agatha" called
sweetly. I'm going now, and /
think mother wants YOU.
"TH be there i'm "A minute she
returned sulkily without turning,
and went down the stairs Evident
/ IN she didn't care 10 meet my eyes.
With sudden thought. born Of
my discovery that my new neigh
bors were watching the house
through field glasses. I unlocked my
/ own room door. and goinS i'm. put
| into my handbag the little ammonia
pistol which had done me such yeo-
man service before. Then. after
i locking everything securely again. !
/ went TO the kitchen and instructed
\ Katie TO get the small room ready
/ for William Trumbull
She made no remonStrance. bur
/ her round. wondering eyes followed
me out OF the kitchen as I walked
| toward the barn where William had
\ his quarters.
! couldn't resist another look AT
the third floor window OF Mrs.
: Durkee's house. Again ] saw the
/ flash Of the sun on metal then it
| disappeared And distinctly
heard a whistle such as would be
] made by a child's toy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21
WHAT ~ THE MEANING Ol
THAT WHISTLE

THAT WHISTLE?
Ny mother-in-laws explanation
OF the mysterious flashing in the
window of the Ddrkee mouse struck
n'e at once ds a most plausible one
Eut II disturbed me more than
cared TO admit TO her
IL our new neighbors were using
the only window from which they
coulo sac our home TO spy upon us
with field glasses there was more
reason thcG ever for me 10 believe
that the tenants Of AIRS DJrkee's
hodse were men who knew me. and
We're living there disguised Tor some
sinister. unknown purpose
Do was imperative. however. that
m Edother-in-law shouldn suspect
my fear Such knowledge would
pull down her nervous strength ire
meuGously I tried. therefore 10
answer her observation careiesslv.
"lmpudence. indeed" 1 said. But.
then. we can do nothing about it.
And thev can't possibly do any harm
with their idle curiosity
idle curiosity" srorted my
mother-in-law. I'm glad that's
what YOU call it. I tell YOU it's far
more dangerous than that Those
men belong 10 a gang Of thieves.
I'm sure of ID. and they're just spy
ing on us To- see how they can best
break in And just think of it. Mar
garrett We haven't man i'm the
house at all Richard will be away
for weeks, and Jim is gone TO the
war"
You forget William Trumbull."
I said. smiling TO hide the very real
alarm ] felt. l. too. had realized.
with a little cold fear at my neart.
that we were "A household of de
fenCeless women. But il wasn't or
binary burglary that | feared
But He's Very strong"
He's about as much protection
as a rabbit" she replied caustically.
! bU; her eyes belied her words They
held the dawn of an idea which was
Just entering my own brain ! has
Z tened 10 give il utteranCe.
Il think you're mistaken. moth
( err / said earnestly William isl't
( overburdened with brains"
You're stating his case very con-
/ siderable" she returned grimlv.
But he's very strong" 1 went on.
/ unheeding the interruption. "ab-
! solutely dependable and devoted TO
) our interests. And, besides. he has
a wonderful bull terrier I'm won
dering-"
/ Don't tell me you're thinking of
bringing that ouranE Outang and
/ that cur into the house she inter-
! rupted but there was no force in
/ the tone OF her protest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21
Personals

Or. James A. Duggan I'll Leland
av.. Will leave Wednesday for a two
weeks trip 10 New York.
Mrs. $. +. Babcock. 32S ". La
sale av.. has returned from Medina.
o.. where she has been the guest OF
her son. d. c. Babcock.
Mrs r. f. Herr, 227 5. William
St. has gone to Marion. Ind, where
she will visit Mrs. Salem Towne.
formerly of this city
Miss Ida Peschke. 200 Z. Indiana
av.. left Saturday for an indefinite
stay i'm Chicago with her sister Mrs
Fred Malemburg
Mr. and Mrs. George Larkworthy
and daughter. Marian of Benton
Harbor. Mich. have returned home
after spending the weekend with
Mrs. Larkworthy's sister. Mrs. +.
Jay Smith. 213 +. South ST.
MIR. and Mrs. =. r. Martin and
sons. Clifford. Lester and William.
formerly residents of South Bend.
have returned from Denver. colo.
where they have lived for the past
two and one-half years and Will
make their home here.
Mrs c.. r. Haas. Sherman av..
who was called TO Garrett. Ind. on
account of the serious illness Of her
father. returned home Monday
Miss NOneta Kruger. 1888 w
Washington av.. who was called TO
Wanatah. Ind. on account of the
death OF her uncle. Fred Hartwis.
returned home Monday evening.
Mrs r. I'll. LeGrave of Detroit,
Mich. is spending the week with
her parents Mr. and Mrs A. IL.
Shultz. 1e2 Franklin pl.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21
TRIANGLE CLUB WILL
MEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The Triangle club of the y NJ. c..
a. will meet at dinner at s o'clock
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Wednesday even
ing for the regular weekly meeting.
Everett Enterline, Albert Campbell
Robert Dehaven and George Keller.
presidents of the various groups.
will be i'm charge Al $50 O'Clock
there will be a rehearsal Of the min
strel show performers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21
Announcements

The Phi Delta Kappa fraternity
announces an armistice dance TO be
held Nov. II at the Elks' temple.
The program Of dances viii be furn-
ished by Steinricns orchestra. Of
Elkhart. Ind. and Hunts orchestra.
of this city
Members OF the Mothers club viii
meet Thursday afternoon az the
home of Mrs G. L. Miuhouse 101
W. ColfaN av
a meeting of the Liberty club
viii he held Wednesday, afternoon
az the home OF Mrs William Nohs.
2-O6 kenwood av.. instead OF with
Mrs a. Mumaw. Z3l y. Adams 81.
as was previously announced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21
CHRISTIAN CHURCH PLANS
SERIES OF MEETINGS

A series of revival meetings will
he held at the Linden Avenue Chris
tian church beginning Sunday. oct.
26. Sermons will be delivered by Pat
Emmons and the pastor Rev. I. y.
Miller Congregational singing Will
be a feature Of the meetings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21

.2nj Floor South Annex
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-21

~ the afternoon at the second of a
series OF parties which was given
Monday afternoon by Mrs Richard
Kuehn. 500 Lincoln way w. and
Mrs. Paul Euehn. 219 w Navarro
ST.. at the home of the former There
were ten guests present Mrs. q.
Mont smith receiving the first prize
and Mrs. W. r. Bryan the second.