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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-01
South Bend Markets

HAT. STRAW AND FEED.
OSvreeted Daily By the wesley MILES
FloUr e Feed Co. 42O =. NichiGsnJ
NEW HAY-Paying S20a22. selliag.
S2Sl32
NV CORN-Paying. $50, selling.
81. TJQ2O0.
s'tkAw-Psyrns 81 1eTIirz SI401e o,
Sd bale
OATs-Paying zoe; selling S5c 10 81.
CLOVER SEED-Payfng S1SQ20. Sell
ing S23Q25
ALSIkE CLOEER-Selling S23025.
ALFALFA tNorther Vr"~nl-S2S 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-01
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale

AUTOMOBILE Large 5-2assenger
touring. Sl75 motor IN real good con-
dtion, electric starter body In good
shape. Excellent bargain. For ap
pointment write 10 Box Ola. News
Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-01
EMPLOYMENT

Help Wantcd-FcmaIe 30
YOUNG LADY FOR
STOCK RECORDS AND UNDER
STANDS OPERATING UNDERWOOD
TYPEWRITER. STEADY. GOOD FU-
TURE. EXPERIENCE NOT SECE5-
sARY APPLY. SERVICE DEPART
MENT, SOUTH BEND BAIT co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-01

KING ''s"-Sedan; 5-passenger. bar
gain. Call after 3 p. m. at 204 y.
limerick ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-01
BATHS

Massage, Eelectricity. Ladies Only.
Hallanan Bath ParlOrs. 2lS " JET
ferson blvd. Main $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-01
Automobiles for Exchange

ACKNOWLEDGE sale. FIVE passenger
car for sale or trade: piano player
taken as part payment Call Mish-
awake 3l6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-01

Auto ACCPsSOr1cS II
CASINGS-For sale. cheap, two 3Gx3
castings: Eve 30X3 inner tubes two 30XT
inner tubes three new spotlights; one
new slip cover for Studebaker TOP.
Cnll Mlshnwakn BIG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-01
Service Stations-Repairing I

TIRES RETREAD-Truck and all cord
tires retread same as original Thomas
Rubber and Yulcanizing Co. 81 Lin
coin way East.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-01

ASPHALT ROOFING - Material and
work guaranteed. Orders hlled prompt
y. Estimates Cheerfully given. Stan
dard Heating and Roofing Co. 10
Lincoln way East. Phone Lincoln
1918.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
OFFERED 5000 ron HER
HUSBAND. WANTS DIVORCE

DIES MONIES, Ia, Jan. l.. iIur.
bands seemingly are worth $4,000
In certain gypsy ,riho which
recently was In Des Moiacs
\ wife and husband appeared ut
the office OF u local attorney Tho
woman explained they had aLrood
10 separate and wanted an agree
mcnt drawn up 4 contract ot
separation, division 81 property aud
custody cf children was written by
the lawyer. the woman being given
all property and children,
There appeared Ia be n ,hird
party, a woman. the lawyer said.
who wanted to buy the man This
women wants 10 buy my husband,
She has much money. ! don't want
him any more w I sell him" She
added she herself had paid $1,000
FOR him several years ago.
She was told that before the man
could marry another woman a d.
,orcc must be granted She smiled,
nodded. aud left the office with the
man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
COiOR.a,COMP,NiME>T
lAIESI AnILMr I'D M SIC.

Considerable has been written IN
recent years Of the affinity existing
between color harmonies aud the
tone hVmonlss OF music,
The Tremendous possibilities oi
hits new science are now being de-
velopcd aud classified by Mary Hal.
lock Gtccucwall, q Philadelphia ~
Oriental and English ancestry Pc
cullarly fitted by rectal Inheritance
10 Arranging IN concrete form this
subtle aud modern discovery, Nine.
GroonowalIs achievements alone
these lines have attracted tie At.
leutlon OF many scientists Of our tim,
The day Is -npldly approaching
when one may ask Tor an orchid
pink nocturne or O purple overture
without being haulcd-ofi To an asy'
lum,
As basis Tor the conditional
theories OF color harmony w rcla-
lion to music, one has only to refer
TO the color schemes NJ nature IN re-
latlon To sio mind OF man just as
surely ~ the light happier moods
of the individual ATE brought out by
the brightness of sunlight aud de
preston emphasized by thc darkness.
NJ nirht or storm, so h The 'nnor
spirit OF music enhanced immcas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
Ioyc's I,,.r.

~ law tfUUfs
When the ruin and the lonely night
begin
There are ghosts at the door. and
call them In.
And one II the ghost OF love laid low
Under the lilies Of long ago;
Too pure aud sweC, for world liz j,
this
Where the thorn's blood crmsons
the roses kiss;
The love as deep az heaven is high;
Memcry's music and memory = sigh.
This II the ghost of love that stands
lands
Are whelmcd In the night when the
dark descends
And even the stars are like lost
friends
Spirit to whom no grace is given.
That cannot find their way IN
heaven,
o ghos, OF love, O dream OF light
Come In, como IN from the homeless
night.
Come IN from the night aad the
phantomways,
With the CLEANS aud dreams Of IN
golden days.
Tho world Is 80 weary. the night "a
no long,
And the break o. the hearts In the
soul o. the scpg.
This IN your heaven. aud this your
own place
With the tears of the years falling
over loves face
l shall hold you In peace, after part
lux ana pain.
I'll Gods voice shall call yoi Ia
htayCn again.
Prank l.. Stanton In Atlantic
Constitution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02

Mr.. and MS. J. l.. Ford, Of h0'
Pierce street. have returned from q
Two months visit N the east,
Miss Esther Lee. Of Kansas, Ia the
cues, Of Miss Alice l.undcrgin, 1900
Folk street.
e. \. Blackburn, Of i50S Polk
street. and mother Mrs NJ. y
blackburn. have gone Ia san Diego
California. where they viii join
Mrs. e. J. Blackburn, who proceed
cd them several weeks ago. The
party will remain In san Diego for y
visit Of several weeks.
Misses Helen and olcna Bishop,
NJ Canyon, Texas, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover e. bishCr,
Mrs. Myrtle Powell and daughters
Elizabeth and Frances are visit.nh
In Waxahachle with relatives.
Mrs. Maud Wilson ~ visiting IN
Hereford
Lynn II, Boycc and daughter
Mary Lynn. accompanied by his
mother Mrs. 4. q. noyce and Miss
Hamilton. visiting nj Mineral Wells
Mrs. John Gillies, formerly OF
this city. IL visiting here 90 the
guest Of nr aud Mrs 4, = Lump
kin, Mrs. GILES will remain for
the Undergraduates wedding which
10 otakc place on January :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
MnNnMINEE. Mich. lnl

MENoMlNEE, Mich, Jan. -
As means OF bradicating the Eng
fish sparrow this city offers a boun-
~ of two cents bird. This has
proved very effective way TO
eliminate the altogether too many
pests The system not only proves
effective but furnished amusement
for the youngsters about the city
IN the way OF hunting wild game"
~ they say. ono yonngsicr recent
~ brought 1bi sparrows to the city
clerk and claimed his reward.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02

urably by an accompaniment OF
color.
The climax of Mime Grccnowalt'a
researches has bcn reached In tho
pcrfocting ut IN organ. operated nv
pedals. by which the color expression
can be controlled at Will. \ surpris.
INK number OF beautiful effects may
be- obtained by this silent lnstru-
meni 81 ligh,
Further developments Of oi tho
kind include patents which atrnng'
Tor the supplying OF PLAYER pianos
and monographs with the same en-
qulsltc color back grounds, with
their unlimited capacity Tor yiviiy-
lng musical effects.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
Elk. GI,c Sow Ycnr. nnncc.

One Of the truly delightful nf'
'lirs OF the week was the New Years
lance given last evening by the
Elks, This Is an annual affair
@hichis always looked forward IN
FOR weeks in advance with keen an
'icipa,ion. aud last evenings dance
tame up to the usual standard Of
Elk entertainments. n truly delight
tul and enjoyable occasion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
MNatt-i,rna,IvaN,

At = o'clock Wednesday s',or'
noon. In the study % the pastor OF
the First Baptist church. Rev, W
II. Virgin. Miss Juanitn A. Wyatt
and John \. broadway were joined
IN the holy bonds of matrimony
both young ncople are from Pan
handle. Broadway being n promin
cnt ranchman OF that section, The,
have ,many friends who Join In ox'
tending 10 them wishes for very
happy future. Following the core
mony Mr.. and Mrs. broadway left
for Panhandle where they will max,
their future home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
PROPERTY vALtEs To
OFFSET liiNE\tE III
Nv Aa.nrlnieh I'rNa.

iy Associated 'rS,
LOulS\ lille, Ky. Jan. l. Loss
NJ revenue from whiskey, beer ana
wines will not decrease the revenue
for 1890. according To the state taN
oommniog. The commissions annun!
report stated that normal increase
In property valuosand In growing IN
duslrics will offset the loss In taNef
on liquoi.
Tho revenue of Kentucky for laso
wlthoi., any change In the tax sye'
tenn. Jas estimated Ut Sl2.?OO.O0,
whereas In 1915 II was Sl0,iaa,00
and In 1919 Sts,32i,69O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
iINEN fnOCkS AEE ~
IAAOl, At PALM nfLIII.

4 sue Indication that linen
dresses are TO be Va favor AZ Palm
goach IN the winter u,agon IL the
fact that many such dresses we've
worn At the Paris races the past
summer one particularly attract
,yc ifock Ia reported az being oi
Crelm-colorcd linen borderod with
a tilct pattern Of drawuwork around
The short sleeves, down the bodice
and around panels on the skirt,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
philharmonic club to Meet VIII,
Mrs. Myers.

The philharmonic club will NEE,
Monday. January ., with Mrr.
Mvcra as hostess of the occasion
Melody Tones and Phrases" II The
subj cct for the afternoon, under the
leadership cf Mrs. Wilson, Che fol
lowing program viii he carried out,
The Eagle ,....... Mcdowell
Mrs, l.anham,
Tcmplc ncIa .,.--... Strickland
Mrs. Woodruff
narcarollo --,-1..,,.,,,,, beach
Miss Works
Awake My Hear, to Gladncss
ta-tt f'hnW"''
Mrs Williams.
Without Care 800 ,,.-s',', huHa
Mrs Myers,
Northern Melody ,.,,,,,,, llus'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02

The Teachers and Workers Couu-
ell win meet In the pariors of the
First BAPTIST church tonight The
program will begin PROMPTLY ut I
O'Clock. Dr. virgin viii deliver the
principal address, of the evening.
upon The fulur, NJ the sunday school
or "prospocliyely" Refreshments
viii bc served 10y the Intermediate
nenArlment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02

Mexican department oi arricuNvsc.
The wheat crop was COED o. "fNr'
In all the Mexican states. cane sughr,
cotton, beans and rarhunEe tchiek-
poal good aud the tobacco aud
coffee crops poor" Sonora raised
32,7l2 tons ot garbanao THE season,
the bulletin saws.
The corn yield ~ sonora u given
as 3.GN2,N0O kilos. Michoacan. 3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
Picrian club YIN Meet With Mrs
LAWYER.

The Pierian Club Wal meet Thurs-
day afternoon, January Sth. with
Mrs. l.awlcr AZ hostess The after.
moons subject for study viii be-
"Gothlc Architecture, under the d..
fection Of Mira. Higginbolham. The
following program will be carried
out:
characteristics: Arch, Pier, but
tress, window Tracery.
Italian Hostility To Gothic:
Political Analogy OF Types.
variations from Northern Gothic.
Mrs. Madden. ~
Milan Cathedral;
Scenic Effects Of Exterior Mrs.
Wheatley.
lncongruitics of rlan-Nrs. Allen.
Interior Features Mrs. Seaman.
y. u. q. Chapter To Meet With Mrs.
Mct;rcgor.
The 4. Z. q, Chapter vii mrtt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02

100 lOO kllos. aud Vera Cruz 7s0, 600
No llgusA are given for Aguas-Cal.
iolnes, Coahulla. Durango, Sinaloa
and San Luis poiosl, but The produc-
tion Is reported good IN those statecs.
The largest wheat producing
states for the season, says the bulc-
tin. were Nucyc Leon, 1,T25.DOO
kilus; JaliRco j,Gf2.2OO. Iacet0.
cas-. l.770.0G0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
RUTH ]. MEYER

Tuesday afternoon, Janaury q, Win
Mrs. J. T.. McGrcgor as hostess.
Mrs u. T.. Roberts, Jr. will have
charge 81 the afternoons program
which will be ON "portraiture.
Water Color Art and Artists" Mrs,
Samuel !. shouts will discuss Am
orlcn's "Rea0uncd Etchcrs". There
will also he items from the = y, q.
Record. by the entire chapter, Tho
entire program for the afternoon
will be- printed later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02

Miss Betty Ice Files aud Allen u.
skinner. both Of this city, were mar
ried wednesday morning nj VI
o'clock by Rev. II, w virgin. The
younE people will make their future
home. in this city,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02

on INTEREST 10 WOMEN
tAAAA%&%%Aa~a
WOMAN ADMINISTERS
Darn on Al.I.EGINNCE,

When naiuraliked cltlk,ns Ia
Blpnx-co ~. " court take the
oath OF allegiance now, the oath Is
administered by a woman Mrs.
ALMA J. Cole, recently appointed u
special deputy clerk Of the court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
CORN ,ROp on MENlCO
REPORTED VERY GOOD

EI. PAso. Texas, Jan. Tho
corn crop IN Mexico, harvested IN
september, was very good accord
Ing To bulletin Just issued by tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02

NIT NuNNtll.
Whispered Vows --,...,, liuccn
Mrs Jenkins. Mrs. Mcl.aushlin
Spring .,.----,,.,.--,.. Wright
Mrs, Jack.
fho Git OF Pan .,,--.--., Sm
Mrs. Roberts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
NJ. ndnrllI1cd Drcss In Womcu.

NEW YORK, bee. 8l.--"l thinN
the Americanilcd standard oi dress
1, On the way" said Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Ia,t president OF the Ma.
tiunal American MOman'p Suffrage
Association, upon her return from
her recon, ,our Of The ru,tOd states.
When asked what form such u
Standardization would he apt 10 take
iho outlined the following,
"All costumes viii omhody sense,
bcauly arN dignit, Dresses viii
have short skirts, hui not too short
Sensible heels IN place Of French
heels will lc demanded by women
IN the way al shoes The waist VIII
ne comfortably loose at the neck,
but not exposing. Gowns viii have
harmonious cOlow. and straight
lines, but the waisllinc viii not dis
appear,
"Docoilcttc gowns viii be worn
.or evening. hut thoy viii not be- cN'
trcmc "blacklcss" affairs sdch as
,'nrls has dCcrced,
above all American women
will demand national drcss which
annihilates mincing "hohblc" steps
Skirt freedom viii be the main
point of the dress vi the future"
NEW YORK, Dee, ~ The cost
u womcn'S clothes may be- reduce |
because there viii be- considerably
les Of them II the predictions OF u
fashionable nth avenue male nth
liner and drcss maker, who arrived
from Paris today atc correct The
latest modes France IL sending TO
the United states h. said, are.
No stockings,
Extremely sho.t skirts.
No sleeves,
Sandals,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
FRIGHT TO LOVE" AT
RIALTO ON SUNDAY

An unusual interesting program for
the picture houses in Chattanooga is
includes such pictures as THE Right
to Love-" George Fitzmaurice's latest
production, featuring Mae Murray and
David Powell. The story Is a drama of
mlsmated husbands and wives, with
scenes laid in Turkey; 1t is a picture
Murray is the ill-treated wife of Lord
Falkland. the British representative at
Constantinople. The climax is reached
when he installs his mistress in their
Prince Stanislaus, whose mission is to
compromise Lady Falkland.
Volourl Loring David POWELL, an
American, foils Lord Falkland, though
not until he has killed the nobleman In
row. Lady Falkland and Loring then
return to America. This picture will
be seen at the Rialto Sunday, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
THE World and His Wife," a ro-
mantle drama Of old Spain, adapted
modern Spanish dramatisis, will be
shown at the Rialto Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, The star player in this
picture is Alma Rubens, who is the
which is the big attraction coming here
Sept. 20. CASTOR Glass, who is also In
"HumoresQue' as the youthful hero,
has somewhat similar role in this pic
ture The picture Is of a young and
beautiful girl marrying rich old man
for love However, despite the youthful
wife's real affection for her husband
gossip gets in some deadly work and
her lot is anything but a happy one,
until n series of dramatic circumstances
clear the way.
At AIcazar.
At the Alcazar Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday Viola Dana will be the attrac-
tion in THE Chorus Girls Romance"
The story was adapted from the fiction
of +. Scott Fitzgerald, and published
originally, in the Saturday Evening Post
shoulders" She takes the part Of the
Skinny" dancer. Chief in support of
Miss Dana is Gareth. as Horace Tar
box, the scholarly prodigy of Yale.
Tom Moore in Stop, Thief" the not
able Cohan and Harris stage success. is
the attraction for the Aicazar Wednes-
day and Thursday. Tom Moore plays
the part of the audacious Jack Dougan.
The nervy young yeggman and his girl
home of the wealthy Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
steal everything in the house that isn't
nailed down or glued, and turn. an
otherwise peaceful gathering into a
mad bedlam. When the safe is discov-
cred cracked open like a wooden crate, |
The panic stricken Cars send for de- |
tectives, and this is where the fun be- |
gins.
Friday and Saturday ''Parlor, Bed
room and Bath" from A. Fl. Woods |
stage comedy success by G. w. Bell |
and Mark Swan. will be the attraction |
1t the Alcazar. The picture is hilar-
ously clever farce with an all-star cast
leaded by Ruth Stonehouse and Eugene
oaulette.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
DIXON'S PLAY COMPARES
WITH J. DRINKWATER'S

Thomas Dlxons novel. THE South
| erner," has been dramatized and is be-
! ing presented at the Bijou theater in
New York under the title OF "a Man
OF the People" Mr.. Dixon's play can
not, Of course escape comparison with
after nine months at the Cort theater,
will soon be withdrawn to go on the
road.
Mr.. Dixon's play is said by New York
critics to be collateral to, rather than
in conflict with, the Drinkwater pre-
sentation of Lincoln" The English
mans conception is titanic in outline
character through a series of episodes
"A Man of the People" concerns itself
with a single episode, which Mr.. Dixon
calls "the drama of the supreme crisis
Of Abraham Lincoln's life.'
A historical note in the program ex-
plains: THE action OF the play is based
on the facts connected with the visit Of
the republican national committee to
Washington, Aug. 20, 1864, and their ex-
traordinary demands on Abraham Lin
coin In the crisis of the presidential
elections" Omitting the prologue, the
Dixon play is an episode that might be
read into the larger story.
zlmbaIst's "Honey Dew"
Efrem Zimbalist's Honey Dew" pre-
scented by Joe Weber Wednesday eve
ming at the Casino theater in New
York. is hailed by critics as "a musical
comedy exquisite
The story of Honey Dew" follows
the marital adventures of an eccentric
musician who forsakes art and finally
makes friends with Mammon by writ
ing song entitled THE June Bug"
Hal Forde, who had leading part in
"Oh Boy!'sof last season, sings the role
Of Henry Honey Dew. He is supported
by Dorothy Follis. late of the Ziegfeld
''Folies;" Ethelind Terry and young
Spanish actress. Mile. marguerite
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
In Society and
CIubdOm
DICKMAN-FRATER

Among fall weddings OF unusual in
terest is that OF Miss Bess Frater and
Frederick Norton Dlckman. of New
Orleans, which will be solemnied at
the First Presbyterian church on the
afternoon OF Sept. 30. with DR.. j. w.
Bachman as the officiating minister.
Mrs. George Davis. OF Murfreesboro
formerly Miss Mary Frater. Of this
city. win be her sisters matron OF
honor. Miss Jennie Anderson and Miss
Sue Devin Smith viii he bridesmaids.
Little Miss Dorothy Duncan win act as
r,.:s bearer. Burton Dickman,
brother of the groom. will be best man.
The nuptial music will be In charge OF
Prof. Roy Lamont Smith,
Miss Frater is a daughter OF Mrs
Mary Read Frater, OF this city, and Is
a charming and popular member OF
Chattanooga society. Many social af-
fairs have been planned in her honor
during the next two weeks. Mrs, Du-
Mont Wyman will entertain with a
dinner party at the Signal Mountain
Inn next Saturday md Miss Sue Devin
Smith will be hostess at luncheon
party Saturday OF next week. Miss
Jennie Anderson and Mrs. Phillips s,
Beebe, OF Columbus. o.. formerly Miss
Caroline Frater, will also entertain
for Miss Frater.
Among the out of-town guests who
will be present Mt the wedding are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pickens, OF Me-
Minnvile: Mrs. c. s. Henry. OF Gulf
port. Miss: Mrs. Phillip s. Beebe. OF
Columbus, O.. and Mrs. George Davis.
az Murfreeshoro
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
LOCAL REBEKAH DEGREE
STAFF TOURED COUNTRY

Rebekah degree staff from Olive
Rebekah lodge No. n. of Chattanooga,
which has been making tour In tho
presentation of the Rebekah degree has
returned from visits to Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and other
northern cities.
An article in Fraternity. a magazine
Issued by the Fraternity League of
Northern Ohio, contains the following
account OF the reception accorded the
Chattanoogans by the Olive Rebekah
lodge of Lakewood cleveland. o.:
The famous Rebetah degree stan of
Chattanooga, Tenn, who arc completing
a tour OF the north, were the guests
OF Lakewood Rebekah lodge, I. o. o. r.,
on Friday evening and as the southern
ers expressed II were royalty treated"
"A special car met the visitors. about
thirty In number, and brought them to
tho l. o. q. r. hall, corner Detroit and
Belle avenues, for n o'clock dinner
served in the commodious banquet room
north OF the lodge room.
THE entire degree was given easily.
the various parts -ordinatinE perfectly
and producing In Its entirety, n pleasing
and effective impression OF the degrees
great lesson.
'The Lakewood Rebekah stan fol-
lowed with their floor work In costume
ana though n few members were alb
sent. the intricate movements we're
pleasinEly presented and received warm
expressions OF admiration from the cap
tain OF the Tennessee team
THE visitors departed on n midnight
train for Cincinnati, whore Il had been
arranged for another presentation OF tho
degree. the last OF their memorable tour.
The Tennessee lodge is entitled to
high praise for the skin and constancy
OF purpose that have produced their i'm
presslve work and for the splendid idea
Of tour and It's far-reachinR influence
The order In Cleveland should extend
to Lakewood Rebekah lodge grateful
appreciation for the privilege OF Witness
ing the performance of their guests
from Tennessee