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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-12
Polish Armies
Take Offensive

LONDON, July I2.-T'OIish urmlcs
struggling to stem the advance Of
Russian Bolshcviki on the southern
front have taken the offensive near
Rovno, according to AN official state
ment issued In Moscow and received
here by wireless.
Further south. the soviet forces
are continuing their drive successful
~ north OF the Dnicster river aud
have occupied Novava Ushitsa, north
rqlst of Kamcnctz- POdolosk, the state
ncnt declares,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-12
Six-Inch Snow
Regular Mld-winter blizzard Rag
Ia Ia Ncdcrland aud Tungsten
Regions In Colorado.


BOULDER. Colo. July i2;-Ncarly
six inches OF 1now Is REPORTED by
tourists camping in the hills In the
Nederland and Tungsten regions TO-
day. The storm started early sun
day afternoon and quickly assumed
the proportions OF a mid winter bliz-
zard
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-12
FORMATION Of
A NEW PARTY
PROGRESSING
Various Factions at Chi
cago Working to Pool
Their Interests
~ rrs A.,oe,.rso rsss,

CHICAGO. July l2.-Furmation Of
u new party is no longer question
OF whether but how" Arthur \.
Hayes chairman uf the conference
committee representing the conferr-
ing elements told thcecommittcc Of
Is convention today.
Mr.. Hayes made this statement in
presenting the first report of the con-
ference committee to the convention.
Discussion was continued. he srid.
between representatives, Of the COM
mittce Of Is. the national labor party.
tho uonpartlsan league OF South
Dakota. world war veterans, Amcri-
1an constitutional committee. rank
and file Veterans and single tax party.
Assurances were given In the re-
port that all groups would join In
one big convention.
Favor I.nrollcttc.
senator Robert NJ. IAfollcttc. Of
Wisconsin. remained the most talked
Of candidate for presidential nominee.
The terms of the proposed combine
are understood by the party lenders
to meet his views as expressed last
week to Amos Pinchot aud George
l.. Record OF the Forty Fighters.
Conference committees appointed
yesterday by the labor convention and
saturday by the Forty Fighters
/ smoothed out most objections to
amalgnmation In "a prouructed session
/ last night
The recommendations. II approved
| today, as the leaders confidently eN-
pect, mean that the two conventions
will preserve their separate identity
and continue To function In separate
sessions. with subcommittee report
/ ing Identical measures to each ior
discussion and action.
While other candidates will bt
placed In nomination in the labor con-
vention and probably In the Forty
Eight meeting too. Senator l.afol'
lettc's friends say both groups are
ready to nominate him.
Frank l.. Walsh, Kansas City
Charles II. Ingersoll, watch manufac'
turcr, and Henry Ford have beer
mentioned for the nomination. walsh
Is also being discussed for vice presl'
dent.
Strike Leader There.
At inc nltulNk SfFNlNl " wv Ah'''
convention yesterday, delegates IRON
20 trade union groups and other or
ganizations were represented. Ih'
Forty Fighters and Single TnNers
whose conventions opened saturday
had recessed for the day ana prac'
tically their entire membership at
tended the labor convention. many
participating as active delegates.
Prominent among those assuming
Il dual delegate roll was James Dun
can. one OF the leaders uf the genera
strike In Seattle last year.
Duncan on Saturday was elected
chairman Of the Washington delega
tion to the convention Of Committee
of IS and yesterday was chosen Ntc'
chairman Of the labor convention.
Every reference to Russia and u
ireland, too, was appluuded win
will. and when John Fitzpatrick, tn
, labor keynutcr. praised the Russihl
revolution. three cheers for soNie
Russia were called for and given.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-12

maximum velocity OF wind. miles
per hour 30: prevailing direction
west; character OF the day clear.
state Weather
New MeNco: Generally fair to-
night and Tuesdny
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-12
Hunt Body of Man
Killed in Attempt
To Go Over Falls

NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y. July Ia
Rivermcn were patrolling the Nj
ngara gorge below the falls today In
the hope OF recovering the body OF
charles q. stephens OF. Bristol, Eng
land. who los; his life yesterday in
an attempt to duplicate tie feats OF
Mrs. Annie Edison Taylor and Bobbie
Leach by going over the cataract In
"a barrel.
Bobby Leach. whose experiences
gave mis- opinion some weight de-
ciared stephens was too light in all
parts for the 1853 foot drop at the
falls. lie warned stephens before
the start that he was doomed TO
failure. but the Engllshman was con-
fldent.
"a steel barrel Is the only safe
kind" said Leach. III ! can nave
one made by July 25. the anniversary
OF my last trip. I'll duplicate it,
Was IInrbcr.
NEW YORK, July l2.-Charles
George stephens. who was Killed yes
terday In going over Niagara Falls in
a barrel, was barber extraordinary.
His hobby was performing spec
tacular stunts for which he had re-
/ ceived three ribons, five gold medals,
and six silver medals His specialtics
/ including kissing u lion in it, den
( shaving customers In lions den
/ boxing In lions den and parachut-
ing descents from balloon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-12
ZONE COAL PLAN

WASHINGTON. July 12,-Estab-
lishment OF zone system which
would lmiit the sales market OF BIZ
luminous coal operators. with n view
OF shortening car movement, was pro-
posed today at the operators confer
ence on car service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-12

omcAoo--,ts.ooQie.tei rsee'p.'.
1900.
KANSAS CRY -,ii.soo 1850: r..
eeipts 600.
-sio.so0is,oo. receipts
$50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-12
METAL MARKETS..

NEW YORK. July i2.-Bar SILVER.
domestic 9ahc: foreign 92Mc.
Copper steady; electrolytic spot and
third quarter, iac.
Iron steady; No. northern $500
$4,000; No. northern S47.OO6t
$500; No. southern ft3,OO a 400.
Tin steady; July and August S5i.0O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11
Revelations Of a Wife
Ny Heart and Ny Husband
BY ADELE GARRISON

helplessness 70 guide my own ma
chine out OF danger.
But persistence in trying 20 do
anything ] like has always been a
pronounced trait Of mine, whether
o. oommenda6le one or not / never
have been able 20 determine 10 my
own satisfaction. and realized be-
fore nay minute Of introspection was
over that if only the opportunity
offered I should be more anxious 10
learn 90 DIVE than ever i had been.
The very fact OF my isnominious
failure would spur me on TO prove
both 20 myself and 90 others that !
could achieve my ambition.
But not with Dicky. That ques-
tion was forever settled in mind Ny
short experience under the tutelage
had proved beyond all doubt that
not only failed 20 receive any bene-
tit from his instruction. but that
his inpa uence with my slowness. his
Iusistence that could grasp the ru-
diments OF the ART and put them an
20 practice almost without hesita-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11
Millions have found health

Millions Of people have now found
health at this source. Those smiling faces
you see ct those rudy cheeks and clear,
healthy compilations - need no longer be
the cause Of envy. You, too, can keep your
health at par.
See your druggist today. Ask for
a bottle of Pluto Water Use il az home
first thing in the morning or before meals.
Know its pleasant, gentle action. Convince
yourself of its prompt, complete results.
Learn how it restores normal, healthy
activity. Protect your health - feel fine
again
Thousands take Pluto Water even
though the bowels move with apparent
regularity. They know the health value of
a periodic cleansing.
Pluto Water IS the reliable home
laxative. Physicians everywhere recon-
mend 1t and suggest that It be kept always
handy. Ii is equally effective for children
and grOwn-ups. AS laxative take 4 tum-
bier Of Pluto; as a cathartic, Z tumbler;
as a purgative, u tumbler - add hot or
cold water to Ill glass. Bottled at French
Lick Springs, Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11

Thousands of well-informed ply
sicians now recommend a harmless mineral
water as the safe laxative to take. They
prescribe it for their patients, young and
old, because its action is sure the results
prompt and complete. This water is known
as Pluto.
The effectiveness ofPluto Water is
due to the minerals it contains. They soften
the waste accumulation. The water helps
TO flush it gently away. The action is
pleasant and gentle entirely free from the
gripping effects of old-fashioned cathartics.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11

I availed my self without delay of
NY mother-In-law's brusque premis-
sion 70 bring Junior 10 her for his
morning bath while ! talked 10 my
father.
IL was but the work OF minute
or two 30 transfer my small son and
the paraphernalia Of his bath % his
grandmother s room Then leaving
Mother Graham radiant Junior riot
ously happy. ] sped back 10 my own
room, and with "a sudden Impulse
perched upon my fathers knee,
rumpling his hair-all silver now.
alas for the former dcbonair CUES
ter but still soft and abundant.
lie slipped an arm around me con-
yulsiyely then sat very still. 1 stole
"a glance at him, and saw that his
face was working almost 10 the point
Of tears. But when he spoke az last
his voice was quiet and controlled.
DO YOU know. daughter" me said.
7 have dreamed OF your doing this
-rumplins my hair-but Won never
have happened 10 do it before
I had To- pretend gayety 90 keen
my voice from tears.
Well il that's your idea OF bliss
having your hair pulled i bantered.
Il can make YOU happy ar any tune.
It's one OF the best things / do.
i gave his hair a playful tug. then
with a fresh grip on my poise, "a sure
/ knONledge that | would not betray
/ the remorsc I felt az his unconsci-
/ GUS Indictment OF my neglect, / bent
and kissed him
Now. sir having been duly rump-
I led suppose we settle down FOR a
regular chat What's on YOUR
mind ?"
u was the veriest banal nonsense.
/ but ] realized from the slight start
my father gave. THAI there was
something special about which he
wished 10 speak 20 me- wondered
/ apprehensively at there was any
thing troubling him.
Are YOU completely recovered
4 from your accident he asked after
a moment. Sure you are quite
/ strong again
ct never felt better in my life. 7
| assured him. not quite truthfully, FOR
my nerves were still feeling the ef-
\ feet Of the fright ] had undergone.
How do YOU feel about driving
( a carr" he asked hedtatingly. Does
/ the idea brighten yor, or do YOU still
want 70 try one
/ His words took me completely by
surprise that for a long minute
/ did not answer him. was busy
asking myself silently tho same
question ne had just put orally. The
desire 10 drive "A car had been al
\ most am obsessiOn with me. hut
\ ever since my accident it had been
4 overshadowed 10y another vision that
/ Of Maj. Grantlands powerful car
rushing toward me and my utter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11
Circles

tion, confused me 80 completely thai
what ideas ! did gather vanished
a absolutely from my mind.
7 did not dare 10 conjecture what
my fathers question might mean. IL
opened too dazzling a possibility be-
fore my minds eve. I contented my
self with quietly stating the truth.
II would rather learn 10 drive a
car than do almost anything else I'm
the world ] said. But 10 tell you
the truth. father, / cannot learn
with DiCky teaching me. don
know WHY fancy il is my fault
but the day was with him 7 got
so confused that l did not know
what I was doing. I would never
dare attempt st again"
Ny father smiled whimsically.
Il have yet 10 see the person. man
on woman, who can learn from the
teaching OF a relative" he said. "Of
course. 7 suppose there are unusual
ly aniable and placid persons who
can accomplish the feaS. but 1 have
never happened 20 meet them. And
YOU and Dicky are the last In the
world to attempt il. Please believe
there Is no reflection upon either OF
YOU i'm the last remark
lie paused depdecatingly.
"Of course J said breathlessiy,
kissing him 20 hide my suspense.
What did he mean by air this pre-
amble?
/ Try NEWS-TTUES W0Ht Id,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11
SOCIETY

Mildred Katherine Weaver. dauEh-
ter OF Dir and Mrs. Ida Weaver $50
=. Allen S.. and Donald Ward
squire. son ~ Mr. and Mrs vs.. j.
SQUIRE. 7CZ Strong av.. Elkhart, were
married Saturdar afternoon az 3
o'clock at the home OF the brides
mother.
The J.ide was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Mcsde Weaver. who wore
a yellow taneta dress and carried
aaron Ward roses. The bride was
gowned IN a tailored suit o. white
satin and carried shower boquet
q Brides roses Paul Rumpf acted
IS best man.
The house was beautifully decor
ated IN yellow chryEanthe NUNS
yellow marlgolds and bitter sweets.
During the ceremony Irwin =.
Doik. harpist. played The wedding
march from Lohengrin.
The bride vas a teacher in the
public schools Mr. squire is sec
retary and treasurer Of Tho OtSan
Mfg Co. Of New Kens:ngton. Pa.
oIr. ard Mrs Squire win motor 20
F3ttsburg. stopping of ~ Cleveland
and other points cnroutc.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs
Richard Wise. ~ Los Angeles. Cal
Mrs. Byron shirls and Miss Gertrude
Simmons. Of Chicago. SIT and Mrs.
7 Carothers. 81 New Kensington
Pa. c 4 Switzer and Glen Noshsr.
81 kalamazoo; Mr and Mr. ". J.
Squire Mr. and Mrs. IT. L Sinonton
and Mrs. Lawrence Simonton- of
FIkhart
The first regular meeting Of tho
Nature study department Of the
Progress Club Will be held on Tues
day. OCT. l.. and will be an out-o'
door affair az the country home Of
Nfiss Florence Peck Station so
Niles Interurbaz line Miss Harriet
Keller will present the subject The
Oaks. and the poem The Wood
Giant" by Whittier Mrs r. G.
Koos will read Boulder Reyeries %
from Blstchley. and Mrs A. 7
Moore will read about the wild
flowers. heDatica and Jack -iu-the
Pultip IN case Of Indictment wealth.
err. the department viii meet in the
club rooms
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11
Social Calendar
monday. oct If.


The postponed meeting 81 the
Lincoln Literary club VIII be held
with Mrs. 7. II. Jackson 1114 Lin
coin way W
Routine business Will occupy "a
meeting OF the Eastern star to be
held IN the Masonic club rooms.
The .. =. $. auxiliary viii meet
Monday afternoon IN the Mason ic
temple The hostesses will be Mrs.
Minnie Mather, Mrs. Mary Kcifcr.
Mrs Ada WEIGH and Mrs. Lucinda
BonDurant
The Ep-v5rth hospital board VIII
meet AZ $50 o'clock at the unrses
home for an important moe inc
The Clay and Harris Home Econ
om-cs clue will hold a regular meet
ing with Mrs. F1ckenscaer. Hick B.
cry I'd.
The Young Womens Home " g.
siOnary society Of the Fires NJ. T..
,hurch viii meet Monday evening
az the home OF Mrs. z. F. Burner.
733 -ottags Grove av- The meeting
VIII be in the nature Of a soap show
er for the Campbell settlement
house. Gary. Ind.
The Intsrurb Bridge club Will
les entertained Monday evening w'tn
a dinner party az the Alderman ho-
tel in Goshen, Ind.
The literature and dramatic de-
partmeut OF the South Bend Wo-
mans club viii hold the first meet
ing II the year Monday afternoon
in the club rooms Rev. Leonard
Carrico, Q. 5. c., professor OF liter
allure al Notre Dame university,
viii give lecture.
The young Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society If the Grace ~. l..
church Will meet m the church par
lOrs. Plans for the rummage sale
VIII be discussed. All members are
urged TO be present
An executive meeting Of the ST.
Joseph county ". c. r. IT, Will be
held Monday afternoon at $50
o'clock az the Y. W. c. A.
Tuesday, Oct. IL.
The Live Oak drill team will hold
birthday party az the home OF
Mrs. Harry Wiles. 511 l.. South ST.
Mrs. r. NJ. Brown, 22s LaPorte
av.. viii be hostess to the Woman s
Home Missionary socitey Of the ST.
PauTs Memorial church
Supt W. ". Borden and Miss
Ada Hitler VIII De the speakers az
O. meeting OF the Lincoln Mothers
club
4 meeting Of the Pollyanna class
~ the German NJ. r. church will
be held.
The Jolly Nine club VIII meet with
Mrs Thomas HUrwitz, s. Michigan
SO.
The high school girls bible class
VIII meet at the y. ". G.. A. There
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11

Your physician prescribes it
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11
WHY FORTUNE MACARON IS GOLDEN HUED
FORTUNE MACARON

The durum wheat, from which it is eXcIu-
sively made, gives Fortune Macaroni its
golden color. Also its superb favor, like
the meat Of a nut.
This color is a mark of quality. It indi-
Gates that no substitute or white flourS
have been used but only the finest, golden
hued macaroni wheat.
Prepare the accompanying recipe. Note
the exquisite Fortune favor. Figure the
saving over a meal Of meat and you will
serve Fortune Macaroni often.
Your dealer carries Fortune MacQyOn Spaghetti
and Egg Noodles
FORTUNE PRODUCTS COMPANY, CHICAGO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11
ECONOMY RECIPE vi
FOOD VALUE;

6 servings Cost. 46c- Food value.
1916 calories. 46c VIII buy II o.
beef Of 44S calories: or IS o.. pork Of
S73 caloues; or 10 OF. mutton Of TO
CalOues.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11
The danger of constipation

Constipation brings on colds, head
aches. influenza, rheumatism, indigestion,
pneumonia and most human Ills. Your
physician Will tell you the importance Of
removing the waste matter from your sys-
tenn at once. He will tell you the dangers
in slow-acting, old-fashioned, overnight
cathartics.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11
Ask Your Doctor
Why you feel "off color"

He knows the reason the under
lying cause. And will tell you, most likely,
that what you need IS good Physic.
He knows, too, that the poison
germs in your system multiply by minutes
when waste matter remains in the intes-
tines. They imperii your health. They in
vite sickness and disease.
The waste must be removed with
our loss of time. A day-even half day
is too long. That is why advanced medi-
cal science warns against old-fashioned,
slow-acting cathartics. These cathartics
allow time for the waste to spread disease.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-11

When accumulated waste matter
remains in the system, 1t quickly generates
poisons which enter the blood. You know
the results perhaps too well. Foul
breath, coated tongue, mental depression
ard these seem unimportant when you
know your health is laid open TO the
dangers of appendicitis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
RIVER PARK

The annual tent meetings under
tn auspices OF the church OF God
which will be held on Mishawaka
av.. will begin Sunday. Rev. Will
mer C.. Gray OF Huntington. Ind, the
recently appointed pastor Of the
south Bend church viii have charge
81 the services. Rev. Gray WIZ be
assisted 10y O.. +. Line an evangelist
of Elkhart Ind. Miss Amalia Zielka
singing evangelist, OF Anderson.
md viii have charge Of the singing.
-liss Mary Helpiugstine OF Phila-
delphia VIII also assist with the
meetings and will have charge OF
the special service for children only,
which will be held from $50 10 1870
D. m. each Sunday Tuesday and
Friday during the meetings. Evan
Selstic service will be held eacn
evening az 1880 except Monday even
ing. These meetings are open 20
everyone.
OF the NJ r.. church announced
for Wednesday has been postponed
until Wednesday. July p.
~Alrs c. 5. Clark, s Ninth ST. en-
1Tc1tained at II o'clock dinner i'm
honor OF Harold Nifong Of the coast
artillery who returned from Panama
Friday Mr.. Nifong who has spent
three years in the L. :. service has
received his discharge and will
make his home with his brother.
Gilmore Nifong. Seventeenth ST. 49,
Mrs Frank Rupe Sixth ST.. IS
visiting her mother Mrs. Amanda
Win bigler at Rochester, Ind.
Mrs Lewis Borden and children.
Tenth ST.. left this week for San
ford Dakota, for visit with her
mother Mrs. Patience Brewer
Mr. and Mrs r. Carmine, Pleas
ant St. who have been spending
their vacation in Ohio and Wfscon-
sin returned home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs Will Harrison. Nish-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09
OFFICIALS GIVE
ATHLETES STATUS
American Olympic Committee
Declares Hayes and Desch
Are Unattached.

Omc.aI notification was received
THURSDAY from the American
olympic committee. by h X
Rockne. athletic director OF Notre
Dame university certifying that Bill
Hayes. na5ional champion in the 100
yard dash. had successfully com
peted in the tryouts neld at Frank
lin field Philadelphia. running nm
\ ttached. Both HAYES and Desch are
n the records Of the committee as
nahliated with ans athletic or
nization
This would Indicate that these
on have severa connections with
he university The fact that one
hicago paper referred 20 Gus Desch
formerly Notre Dame univcr-
- star has created the impress
lion I'm the vicinity of South Bend
that the two national champions no
longer viii wear the Gold and Blue.
Ira explanation. &C. should be known
that under the rules of the Olympic
committee. an Nptre Dame men
ought 10 have entered ar Chicago
Having participated in the events at
Franklin field. the Notre Dame ath-
letes could NOT claim the local uni
Nerslty as their alma mater. hence
the classification Of unattached
Murphy Remains.
Desch who Is resident Of
Newark. ~ j. Hayes. who is "a New
Yorker. and Meehau. who lives i'm
Philadelphia. an loft the campus
as soon as Glasses were concluded.
v nile Johnny Murphy who halls
from Portland. ore. remained When
the points scored IN the Dreliminar-
irs were tabulated following the try
cuts. Notre Dame was universally
credited with 6vc. This represented
the record jump made 10y jhe Gold
and Blue high jumper who lifted
himself over the bar az six foot
three iRChcs The five points scored
10y Desch. ard two scored by Hayes,
together with the three units made
hy Meehau were not counted.
Had they been tabulated Notre
Danes total would have been -
instead OF five. boosting The stand
ing OF the local institution Co first
place among The western colleges.
IL the four Gold and Blue stars
qualify at Harvard. and that it quite
proba bic. NOtre Dame viii be rep
resented at ANTWERP with the larE-
est aggregation Of any university in
the United States.
Johnny Murphy who is working
daily At Cartier field getting iu shape
for the big event viii leave the
university July I3. In his present
condition he expects 10 do better
even than six feet four inches.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09

awake av.. Mrs. Carl Guin and
daughters have gone 10 Flora, Ind,
for several weeks visit with rela-
tivps.
Mr. and Mrs Mike Hoover have
returned from Plymouth. Ind
Mrs William Rinard Mishawaka
av. has returned from a visit with
relatives i'm Chicago.
L. y. Bradford left today on a two
weeks business trip through Him
OILS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keasey who
have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Johnson and Mr. and Mrs
John Johnson. Of Berrien Springs
Mich. the past week. have returned
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith are
spending the week in Laporte. Ind
Sidney Kiefer Tenth ST., has gone
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09

Mich. today after a visit with rela-
tiEes
Miss Matte Bowman has returned
from Goshen Ind, where she visited
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs George Wymeth re-
turned 20 their home at Jacksonville.
ILL.,. this morning after weeks Wis
il with relatives and friends here.
Misses lola and Bernice Copen-
haver are spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs r. VI. Copenhaver at
OsCeola. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-09

70 Barron lake. Mich, for several
weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Gleason and
family S. Twelfth St, have gone 10
Eagle lake. Edwardsburg. Mich, Tor
a two weeks outing.
Charles Rauk returned to Detroit,