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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
AUSTRALIAN AVIATOR
WINS 10000 POUNDS
Left Flying Field in England on No.
vember IL for Long
Flight.
iRr Associated Pres.

y
FORT DARWIN, AUSTRALIA. Dec.
ian aviator. arrived here today from
England. thus winning A prize OF TO-
600 pounds sterling offered for the
nrst avi ator TO make the voyage.
Capital Ross Smith left the Houns.
low Aviation Field near London. at
Q o'clock November -. on his tligh;
10 Australia. On November Is he
reached Cairo, and tho next day ne
continued his fight, reaching Delhi.
India. on November %. From there
he continued east until he reached Ran
goon. turning southwark at that city.
making number OF stops along the
Malay Peninsula and in the islands OF
Oceanica. He arrived at Bimi, on sun
oawa Island. near lava Monday night.
Port Darwin is close TO the northern
most tip OF Australia, being near the
town of Palmerson.
An interesting phase o. the latter
part of the flieht was the interna.
tional contest developed between The
British Captain Smith and Lieutenant
sviator: P9uict lef; Paris for a fiisht
month before Captain Smith started
, from London. Tho Englishman caught
UP with Poulet in India. however the
nviators meeting IN Rangoon Novem-
Der 30. and both leaving for Bangkok
December l. They started off nearly
together from Bangkok the day fol-
lowing. No reports have been received
since from the French aviator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
COMBINE TWO LEAGUES {
OF EPISCOPAL LAYMEN
Riehmond and Henrico Councils Il
Merge and Aid Smaller
Congregations.
DRIVE TOTAL NOW slsl,1o2
Eleven of Eighteen Churches u,
Richmond Over Top In Nation.
Wide Campaign-Seek to Estal.
fish City Missionary.

Plans for the continuation OF the
tion-wide campaign of the Episcopal
Church were put under way at the
meeting OF the Central Laymen's
Council hold yesterday afternoon in
the Business Mems Club.
A resolution. presented by Rev G.
ScL. Brydon. secretary OF the dtoce san
campaign committee. was adopted
providing for merger of the CentrAf
cation of church committeeman ap-
pointed for the campaign. with the
Churchmen's League of Henrico Parish
and the establishment Of branches Of
the league within the several churches
and missions in the pa IRISH
The Churchman'S League was or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
meeting or the clergy and vcs,ries OF
Henrico Parish. hold at the Business

object OF League.
The object Of tho league. as en-
IN every possible way to-. strengthen
the weak chuEches. TO aid in the es-
adjustment of new churches. TO pro-
vide for the city missionary. and in
general TO enlist in the services OF
work for the promotion OF the bey.
Membership OF tho ,euguc is com
posed OF all the clergy holding cures
III Henrico Parish. and the vestry. of
tion. the Churches and missions may
snunicants. or fraction OF that num-
Der in their congregations. 1t was
Decided 70 have a called meeting OF
the league on a day to be set In thiy
month to perfect the merger agreed
upon by. tho Laymen's Council
Campaign Fund Grows
One of the objects to be undertaken
by the Churchman'S League Is the car
ing for and providing, services at
churches in the neighborhood of Rich
mond which has heretofore been I'M
dertake by different congregations IN
= report of campaign committee
made at the meeting disclosed thar
eleven OF tho eishteen Episcopal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Defeat MunicIpnl Plan.

Defeat Municipal Plan.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Dec l0-By
of-scrvicc franchise. giving the city
control OF street car service was de-
fcated at the special election yestcr-
day,
To nenI Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY s5c
nor bottle-Aay ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

= Miss Fli.sbe,h La poyte.px,. OF ,Esy
1T loT Bust Franklin Street.
Miss Margaret Prescott MontaEue hs.
tho North. tt t.+t.
.sirs. William Minor Lille. OF the Uniy.r.
Preston casson at dundee
Mrs Otway Byrd. OF Brandon. is the
guest OF Mrs. Robert G. Bryan here for
shcrL stay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
THE MOTORMAN
IN CONSTANT PAIN
Richmond Street Railway Man
Relates How Plant Juice Re-
stored His Health.
HIS WIFE ALSO BENEFITED
For a Long Time He Had Suf.
fered With Stomach Trouble
and Indigestion.

One OF the most interesting state
mcnts made regarding Plant Juice. the
new herbal system tonic, now being
introduced in Richmond at Tragic Drug
Company's store, is that of Mr.. Forrest
a. PuSh, popular motorman in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

CHURCHES in Richmond, comprised in
ehc Diocese OF Virginia. had contpleted
their Quotas for the nation wide
their aliotnents as raised are Ali
Saints. Ascension. St. Stephens. ST.
st. Andrews. st. Thomas Emmanuel,
ST. Luke's and ST. Philips
announcement was made that lQi
OF the l70 churches in the Diocese OF
Virginia had been heard from with
subscriptions amounting to slSf.l62.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
wOMEN,s MEETINGS

The silver Cros. CIRCLE of Kings Dansh.
tiers will meet with Mrs. ". A. MeDona;J
at the Hamilton Apartments Friday after.
noon ut 3:SQ o'clock.
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Us -AND OUT or. Town.

be held In the Elks. Homo this evening
from TO l" O'Clock. A Jazz orche Stra
VIII furnish the music. nLIl ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01

is the guest OF Miss Gertrude Chillas
511 s. St Joseph ST
AIRS Harold Shaw. FORMERLY Miss
Gladys Nelson Of this, city, is the
eucst OF her aunts. Mrs Frank
ward. 800 W Navarro ST.. and Mrs
81 r Westervelt. 527 y. Lafayette
blvd
Dir. and Mrs J. VI. stephenson.
313 ". Colfax aH. will leave Satur-
day for Quebec. Canada.
AIRS. Esther Freudenstein, VI is
Lillian Freudenstein Mrs Carrie Ad-
Ter. Norman Adler and VI. y. Freu-
denstein will leave Sunday for a
motor trip 60 New York city.
Mrs. William Dudley BuhSert left
today for Philadelphia. where she
will join her husband Lieut.. Bun
Eart offthe T.. s. s. Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis T. Mahey OF
Detroit Mich. are spending the
week with Mrs Harriet Maher, 1874
y. St Peter ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
News of Interest
on the West Side.
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lander OF
Pittsburg. Pa, We're the guestS OF
honor at a party at the home of(Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvester Kwasniswski,
Pine ST. Thursday evening, Con-
tests were enjoyed. the first favor
was won by Julius HOrwathy and the
consolation by Miss Marie Ross OF
Mishawaka. Musical selections were
furnished by Miss HeRrietta Graf.
four course luncheon was served
Covers were laid for 20. The table
decorations were pink and white
roses.
The Fancy WOrk/class of the Po-
lish Women's Alliance of America
will meet Saturday afternoon at st.
Hedwige's school building Mrs.
Mary Niezgodzki is in charge of the
class
Mrs John Lubowski. 1860 Taylor
St. entertained at O'Clock din
ner Thursday evening in celebration
of the birthday anniversary Of her
daughter Miss Josephine Lubowski.
Covers were faid for 10. A color
motif of pink and white was used
in the decorations, the centerpiece
being "a fruit cake with / 5 lighted
candles and a small basket of sweet
peas. Vocal and instrumental music
featured the evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
SeB-COnSciOuSneSS
By Winifred Black

thing for nothing in the business
world in which you live.
When an old friend or even
business associate invites you 70
luncheon with him, there's nothing
strange about that
The old friend may want to talk
of old times. and the business as
sociate may be lonely or he may
hate 10 eat alone or he may want TO
pump YOU about some one else's
business affair and think this is a
good way 10 get a chance 10 do il.
When a perfect stranger asks you
TO let him pay for your luncheon.
you would do very wei. indeed, 10
wonder why.
How are you going 10 pay him
back Do you want 10 be under OBJ
legations 10 him? How do you know
who he is or what he's going 10 say
about you?
Ugly looking girls?" SO they
have real sweethearts. have they,
and you have none, for all your
great interest in such affairs?
Did il ever occur 10 you, my dear
girl. that brains and character and
charm and unaffected goodness and
sweet modesty have a power of their
own? All men are attracted by a
pretty face, OF course, but beauty is
not the only thing that makes men
fall in love.
Why don't you stop thinking about
yourself for few minutes and
think about somebody else for a
/ change?
You are a very interesting person,
I Of course but there are others
there really are, you know.
J This is a great, big. Joyous. friend
I ", generous, happy. miserable, dis
/ eouraged. hopeful world. fun OF hap
py. wretched. desperate, worried.
ambitious. human beings.
Every one Of them trying 10 do
/ something. either for herself or him.
self or for somebody else
And-whisper- ones who are
doing things for other people are
Abe only ones who are in the least
\ even partially hauup.
You'n never be happy in the world
II you go on thinking SO much about
yourself
Who's the girl next 20 YOU at the
office? What kind OF a girl s she .
| Who does she live with al home >
Is she happy or unhappy? Is she
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
Adele Garrison Nel0
Revelations of a Wife
"Ihei4- Second Honeymoon

worthy feeling of actual jealousy
tina; she should call for the aid of
the woman I disliked and put my
proffer& services aside
she out for her walk" Katie vol
unteered. >having finished her tele-
phoning And cot doctor he not
dere. His wife she say she get him
we're ne is now. ind send heem Ovey
rieh' away qveeck."
Go out and see if YOU can see
agatha coming. Katie" Mother
added caustically: That's Agatha
an over-the first chance she's had
10 be Of any use and she's nowhere
70 be found"
she coomin' up walk now
Katie exclaimed excitedly as she
opened the door, and then she raised
her voice 10 a shrek.
Hurry opp dere. youse. De mud
der she hurt awful bad"
agatha l. Transformed.
VIII YOU take that ape out of
this room and tie her in the kitch-
en-" my mother-in-law demanded,
and my fear that she was mortally
/ injured fled with my struggle 10
keep from hysterical laughter at her
words even though J realized from
the beads OF perspiration on her
/ forehead and the agOnized express
I sion on her face that she was suffer
/ ing intense pain.
( l got up from my knees beside her
~
! the door open and gesticulating to
! Cousin Agatha.
Go TO the kitchen quickly Katie. p"
| / said softly, land see that there is
+ plenty of hot water Then go to
| Mother. Graham's room and put
fresh linen on her bed as swiftly as
you can"
"AT right feex," and Katie van
ished just as Cousin Agatha with
wcathful face and flashing eyes en-
! tered the door.
, May 7 ask why I should he in
| suited in this manner, Margaret"
She demanded Did you hear her
lyeu at me and address me as
/ 'YoJse why. what's the matter.
}. Harriet"
/ She crossed swiftly 10 my mother
/ in law and knelt beside her. And
then I saw a transformation which
II could only liken 10 the famous
stage portrayal Of the change from
MIR Hyde 20 DR.. Jekyll.
All the pettiness. the meanness
seemed to drop from the woman as
an ugly cloak would slip from her
| shoulders. Her face was tender.
solicitous, as she bent over her kins-
woman. and her movements told me
without the need of words why my
mother-i in law had asked FOR her.
With hands that were infinitely
tender and skilful she eased my
mother-in-law's position, even man
aged TO turn her over and expose a
queerly twisted forearm, the merest
touch upon which appeared 10 give
the elder woman the most poignant
pain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
PERSONALS

Stanley BrzesIinski. sos s Harris
St, left for Otis, Ind, 10 spend a
few days with relatives and friends.
Cashier Slosinskf has returned 10
Michigan City after few DAYS visit
here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mendlikowski
of ConclOth, Wis. who have been
guests at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Kilinski, returned home Fri
day morning, having attened the
MendlikOwski Kilinski wedding
Tuesday morning.
John Bonczynski OF South Chi
cago is here on a business visit.
Adalbert Borzuszk owski. will leave
Saturday morning for Logansport,
| Ind, where ne will spend his vaca-
tion with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. y. Wegner of
Rochester. Ind. are visiting South
Bend and Mishawaka friends.
Miss Mary Swiercz returned To
| Michigan city following a few days
VISIT with relatives and friends here
Miss Rose Witecka, 1411 $. Frank
/ lin ST.. is spending two weeks in Mil
waukee with relatives
Paul Matkiewicz. who has been
{ here on a business visit, left this
I morning for Battle Creek
Miss Louise Bierczak. w. Dunham
I St. has gone TO Fast Chicago. where
I she will spend several days with her
/ grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y
Bierczak
/ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kosmolski
and Mrs. Julia SikOrska have return
I ed from Elkhart. Ind. where they
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Kos
molskrs sister.
/ Mrs. Paul Strzycki and daughter
! Josephine, 9O6 Warren ST. have gGlt
/ TO Dowagiac TO spend a week with
J relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kilinski who
were recently married. have left foI
ConlOAh, Wis, where they will spend
+ their honeymoon with, the brides
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mendli-
/ kOwski.
Miss Mary Dubalski has rGturneC
I from Chicago where she spent sew.
eral DAYS visiting with relatives and
I friends
I Andrew RozanSki. 645 Carlisle st.
/ has gone 20 Elgin, III, 20 attend
the wedding Of relative.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01

Dear Winifred Black
Won't you please write an article
on self consciousness? 1 do so bad
ly need your advice.
AS am in moderate circum-
stances / cannot afford TO purchase
becoming apparel / am very home
~ and 1 am sure nothing looks
nice" on me.
am a typist. and each day when
I go TO lunch several young men
fiirt with me. i cannot tell why.
am decidedly homely. AS you
know. luncheon is considered a lux
ury these days ] am sorely tried
when these men ask me 10 lunch
with them. l see no harm in IL. |
see only the money I am saving.
As yet no invitation has been ac-
Cepted. ! do not know what 10 do.
When 1 walk along the avenue.
these are my main thoughts: 4
wonder II these clothes look all
right? 1 wonder what those people
are staring at me for? Why is II
that all these ugly looking girls
real ugly looking girls-have gen
tlemen friends. and / HAVEN'T etc.
Somehow or other I cannot con-
Quer my thoughts. They get the
best of me every time.
II you take notice OF this letter
and write an article on il. I will be
very grateful You have helped 50
many working girls that ! decided
tn take nv turn Please. dear wini-
fred Black. answer this. SOrely in
: need Of advice.
FLORENCE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01

worried about her work. and is there
some one at home dependent on her?
Can't you help her some way?
Then Forget Yourself.
How about your little sister at
home? Hasn't she problems of her
own Can't you make life a little
easier for her some way?
And your mOther-peOple don't
stop wishing they could be happy
just because they're 40 years old
think up something nice to do for
mother if it's only something pleas
ant to say 10 her.
Do you know the office boys? How
old are they: Are they ambitious
little chaps trying very hardsto get
their feet on the first rung of the
ladder. which looks 10 them as if il
led so high up and up and up? Do
you ever take any interest in them
at all?
Why. my dear, you're living right
in the midst of tragedy and comedy
and farce. day in and day out. and
you're missing it all, just because
YOU think about yourself all the
time.
open your eyes. take the cotton
out Of your ears. stop look and
listen. See. think, UNDERSTANDABLE
sympathize.
You'll have a hundred friends
where you'll have one now. hun
dred interests 10 keep you busy.
Hard TO dO2 Not at all,
Help Mary trim her hat. Listen
10 Susie when she wants to talk
about her new crush. Hold An
MES hand when somebody has
scClded her Bring "A pickle down
and divide it with the girl who's
fond of home cooking and can't get
il.
Like people. Be interested in
them. Sympathize with them i'm
sorrow and rejoice with them i'm hap
piness. And the first thing you know
yOuu have so little time 10 think
about yourself that you'H be amazed
when the incest fellow in the --orld
asks you to think rather particular
I ly about him.
Try this receipt and let US know
/ how it works.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
Personals

Mr. and Mrs. J r. Folsom who
recently moved To- South Bend from
indianapolis. are moving TO KaIa-
rlazoo. Mr. Folsom is the special
representative for the Holland Fur
mace Co. IN Michigan
Paul Schwind. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Schwind. 500 r. Keasey St.
arrived in South BenG Thursday
after many months service in
France.
Andrew Winnerling, 430 Sherman
av.. is spending this week in La
porte. Ind
Mai. and Mrs. r. J. Sensenich and
Mrs. q. a Daugherty will return 10
South Bend Saturday. Mai Sen
senich has recently been released
from service at the II. S. A. general
hospital no. 6. Detroit. Mich.
Albert Gr:see. son OF Mrs Har-
low Perry. ITO S. Tenth St. arrived
home Thursday after % months
service with the army Of occupation.
He was a member of the sixth in
fantry. taking part in four big
battles.
Clarence Beyrer son OF Rev. and
Mrs. G. c. Beyrer, ia Harrison av..
a radio operator ON the T.. 5. s. Lake
KaSona, returned Thursday morning
after 10 months in the service.
Charles Sylvanus 1O1I DeNIaude
av., returned from Clinton. Ia.
where ne has been visiting for the
past two weeks
Mrs. J. T. Corners and sons. Ber-
nard and Jack SIS Van Buren St.
were called TO Chicago nv the illness
OF the formers sister, Mrs Edward
Campbell.
Miss Helen Neuman Of Lyman. O..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
Consider Your Dom self.

Yes. my dear. l will write an ar
ticle on Inconsistencies.
couldn't help il after reading this
letter Of yours.
Honestly. now. do YOU think YOU
are SO very homely2" How is il. do
you suppose. that these Young men
annoy YOU so terribly by trying 20
fiirt with you?
Staring al you? Why. you poor
child. you're staring at them,
In all probability. they don't even
know that you're alive.
launching with strange men-what
are you thinking Of
What do you suppose they're
thinking OF when they ask YOU 10 60
TO luncheon with them?
II is very unusual 10 get some
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01

You can save dollars by going to
der 5964-2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01

worried about her work, and is there
some one at home dependent on her ?
Can't you help her some way?
Then Forget Yourself.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
WHAT KATIES SCREAM POR-
TENDED FOR MOTHER GKA-
HAM

ran into the kitchen door Of our
house in answer 10 katie.s excited
screaming Of my name, but she
wasn't there.
J could hear her sobbing ejacula-
tions. however. in the hall, and hast
sned through, 10 find my mother-in-
Law lying in an oddly cramped posi-
ton at the foot Of the stairs, with
Katie bending over her wringing her
hands and sobbing, but making no
attempt 20 touch her. One look at
Mother Graham's face told me that
she was unconscious at least. I be-
gan 10 shake with terror for fear
that II was death itself at which I
vas looking
What happened. Katie ?"
gasped even rs 1 knelt by my moth
/ er-in-laws side. and found TO my
great relief that she was alive but in
faint
/ she fall downstairs" Katie sob
bed 81 hear her fall and scream,
/ and ven / COON | find her dis way.
: I scream for YOU, for l no dare to
touch her"
remembered Katie's supersti-
tiOus old world version to old vim
mems and my heart was hot with
anger TO think that such nonsense
should have left my mother in la W
without aid for even so short a
time But there was no time for
e' en- the briefest OF reproofs.
Bring me some cold water quick
! ". Katie" l commanded and ran
swiftly upstairs. returning with my
/ first aid bottles of ammonia and
camphor. Katies. always swift and
! helpful when there is some one for
her TO obey. was back with the cold
water even before me
Something's Broken"
/ Now telephone for Or. BrittOn
4 Katie. Ask him TO come at once and
explain 10 him what has happened.
As I spoke I was alternately
sprinkling cold water in my moth
I er-in-law's face and holding the bot
/ ties with their pungent contents be-
meath her nostrils. IL was in reality
Only a moment or two, which, how
ever. seemed hours. before she
/ opened her eyes 10 mine
( ''f-fell-" she said slowly and
/ then. as she stirred ever so slightly,
a sharp scream of pain come from
, her lips
Something's broken. somewhere.
: she gasped. I'll have To have the
4 doctor"
I Katie is telephoning for him
nov" I said soothingly. Don't you
think could move you into a more
/ comfortable position, or perhaps
help YOU TO the couch. It's very
/ draughty here on the floor. and il
must be terribly uncomfortable fol-
I YOU"
Where's Agatha" she demanded
I imperiously instead OF making any
reply to me. and l had "A passing un-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01

Hiss Helen Neuman Of Lyman. o..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
Clubs

Miss Gertrude and Charles
Failey entertained the Flue club
Wednesday evening at their home.
$50 Blaine av-. in honor OF Miss
uab'e POyser and JAY Bordner
whose marriage viii take place in
the early fall Games. music and
dancing formed the evenings en-
tcrtainment. Light refreshments
were served Miss Wilma Geise will
entertain the club Saturday evening
"a her home on Lincoln way r.
Miss Pauline Enterline. 73s Cot
t1eo Grove ar.. and Miss Ida Chap
reu. g24 Allea st.. entertained st
the Enterliae home Thursday even
ing. The ont Of town guests present
were Miss Virginia Look Of ROches-
ter y. D.. and Raymond Neigensuss
az Ashland Pa. the nephew OF Rev.
Enterlin@. Music and cont ,sts form
ed the diversions Of the evening.
Tho Pollyanna class OF West
minister Presbyterian church was
entertained Thursday evening at the
1897 Dayton st. A picnic supper was
served at Z o'clock on the lawn a
miscellaneous shower given in honor
Of Miss Mildred Snyder whose mar
rage 70 Arthur EnRel OF this city
will take place this fall, was flea
tdre Of the evening.
Mrs Walter Muessel. 1345 Port
axe av.. entertained the Current
Events department Of the Progress
ellb all day Friday at her summer
home at Eagle lake. The members
motored 70 the lake. A picnic dinner
was served at noon, and the after
noon was enjoyed socially.
The Misses Florence and Frances
SaHnger. $50 s. St Joseph ST.. en-
tertained so guests Thursday after
noon from 3 10 s O'Clock at a tea
In honor OF their house guest. Miss
Irene Rosenberg Of Detroit, Mich
Garden flowers attractively decorat-
cd the home.
Mrs. G. J. Allardt. $50 y Main St
entertained l6 children wednesday
afternoon at surprise party in
honor Of the 18th birthday Of her
little son. Joseph Allardt A color
scheme Of pink and white was car
rieu out and "A large birthday ca he
with lighted candles formed the cen
terIiece Of the table Toys and
books were given the children az
favcrs. In a storytelling contest
prizes were awarded TO Miss Helen
RidenoUr and Miss Frances Perley
A family reunion az the Van Cor.
ders. of Elkhart, and the Van Cor
ders, Of this city. is now being held
Mr. Van Gorder, the milliner. who
is welI-known in South Bend, has
three sisters and one brother. One
OF his sisters resides in Elmira. y
Y. and another in Osewatomie
Kan. not having seen one another
for 50 years. Several gatherings
have been arranged where from p
&c 80 members of the family have
been present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
announcements

4 plant growing on mountains in
central Europe develops enough heat
10 push its flower stalks through
snow and produce blossoms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
BIRTHS

Eorn 10 Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Nepp.
90. r. Wenger St. son. Julyt31.