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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18
SOCIETY

Betty Lou Palmer daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Palmer. 112
lindsey ST. entertained ten friends
-u honor OF her ffth birthday ami
FeTsaTy Friday afternoon. Dec0ra-
lions appropriate TO the Christmas
ecasOn were used ln the home and
luncheon was served 40 a IN BILE cen
tered with a diminutiFe Christ mas
tree from which red ribbons ex-
tended 70 candy canes at the places
* the guests az favors. a large birth
day cake conferred with FIVE candles
marked the place OF the hostess
Margaret Iangel was awarded first
place IN tho peanut hunt which was
81 dervirsion OF the afternoon spent
7ncilly w.tl genes
4 meeting OF the WoIncu's auxil-
larry ~ the Westminster Presbyterian
church was held Friday afternoon
with Mrs. o. H. Whitmorc. 1894
Portage az The hostess was assist
a 10y AIRS. William Harris and Mrs.
r Hawk.nsoE. Following the de-
vOtiOuaiz conducted by Mrs D. r.
Martin the transaction OF routine
business occupied the afternoon.
Refreshments Were served To- IS
quests Announcement is made that
the next meeting OF the auxiliary
VIII take place the third Friday in
January. the place 90 be announced
later.
The Standard Bearer society Of
the First ". r. church held It's
monthly meeting In the Friendship
parlor Of the oh IN Thursday even
ing. Supper was served at $50
o'clock with Esther HOeI and Ethel
Former as hOstesses. DIR. and Mrs.
Monger. and Miss Dunn Of TAYLOR
university who is preparing herself
20 De a missionary IN india. were
guests DR.. Monger. Miss Dunn.
Miss Morse. and Miss Galloway
furnished the program and hazel
Streeter entertained with piano
number. The Love Waltz bv SChutt
A social hour followed.
Mrs. G. strom Mrs. John Jacob
son, Mrs. n. Benson. and Mrs T
hit served as hostessea at the reru-
lar meeting OF the Ladies Aid So
ciety Of the Gloria Del Swedish Luz
theran church which was held Fri
cay afternoon in the church parlors
Readings by Rev. Cart Anderson
were "a feature Of the program. At
the close OF the meeting refresh
loents were served 20 % members
Election Of officers will take place
IA two weeks.
The Thursday club held its annual
hristmas party Dec. Is at the home
90 Mrs Warren Cass. jr., 22O1 s
High St The house was prettiIy dec
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18

president. Mrs r. McNabb- vice
president. Mrs. G. Becker: secretary
and treasurer. Mrs. y. Jackman. and
Mrs. ". McNabb. who was reelected
on the floral committee.
Luncheon was served 20 30 mem
hers Mrs. George Alderman, 2iS
+. Sample ST.. vii! act as hostess at
the next meeting which will be held
on Jan. 20.
Mrs. J. r. ReDrhaw. SIS Leland
aV- entertained three tables az
bridge Thursday afternoon hOnoring
alTS Elmer Styaycr. who will leave
Tor california Monday 10 spend the
remainder Of the winter. ROscc and
narcissuses were combined effective
iy in the decorations. Dainty refresh
mcnts were served
Mrs. Strayer will be the honor
-1lcst a. q hufet supper 20 be given
this evening al the home Of Mrs.
J f. COtter. Marquette Park.
Mrs.. Harold Fansler. SIS r. Penn
sylvlnia av.. was hostess 70 the mem
hers of the EfficieT cy Riblc class Of
the Stuli VI. +. church Thursday
night 4 pot-lUck supper was
served. Santa Claus was the guest
OF honor. The next meeting OF the
class wills lie held Jan. 6 at the
horne Of Mrs II. Smith, 1912 s.
Main ST
The stony Ridge Neighborhood
circle held it's regular meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Eleanor Apologize. After a
short business session., a social hour
was enjoyed. The next meeting Will
be held at the home Of Mrs J.
Goetzinger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18
MANDATES REPORT
HELD IMPOSSIBLE
BY United Press:

GENEVA, Dec. 1.-THE League
OF Nations assembly today met to
receive a report from a special COM
mission on mandates.
The six members of the commits
sion reported they were unable to
summarize the mandate situation or
TO make recommendations because
the league council refused 10 make
drafts OF the mandates public.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18
sAIARGuH."

The sensational dance hit on rec
ord, also Whispering" japanese
Sand Man" both vocal and fnstru -
mental, Chile Bean" Naughty
Waltz" and all other dance hits now
IN stock. c. W. COpp, 22S 5. Mich
igan 81. 9596-lS-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18
BLUE BIRD SHOP
foQ - MAIN or

Open every evening until Christ
mas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1O-tnch..
double faced. can be played on any
machine. $500 and S125 records
Your choice soc each, 8 for s125
9567-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18
"MARGE"

The sensational dance hit on rec
ord, also Whispering" Japanese
Sand Man" both vocal and fnstru-
mental; Chile Bean" Naughty
Waltz" and all other dance hits now
in stock. G. w. Copp, 22s 3. Mich
igan 81 -1S--AdYt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Seth Il. Smith. South Bend 10
LeOnia Morris. FlOWerybranch. Ga.
Robert Lanick. South Bend and
Tampa Ross. South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18
Artistic WREATHs.

Finest selection I'm city Williams
76S. 953S-2O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18
FIOWERS FOR XMAS.

Most beautiful assortment in the
city. Williams. the Florist. 1873 5.
Michigan St. Main 769. 953s-20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18
PLANTS

Finest selection in city. williams
the florist. 13S S. Michigan ST. Main
769. $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18

Eaton. Crane and Pike stationery
half price. Bastian's Drug store.
9575-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18
PLANTS.

Finest selection In city. Williams.
the Florist 13S S, Michigan St.
Main 769. $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18
WORLDS PAIN AND
ACHE IMMINENT
Just one trial ConvinceS YOU Sloan's
Liniment helps drives way
Rheumatic twingeS

N.Y. HY endure pain when you
w know Sloan's Liniment will re-
lieve It promptly? Il couldn't
remain the Worlds Eminent for 80
years II II wasn't highly beneficial in
relieving rheumatic aches. stin joints.
sore muscles. lum bago. lame back.
neuralgia. strains bruises and the re-
suits OF exposure 90 bad weather.
Penetrates without rubbing. leaving
no stained skin. clogged pores. mus
siness. 4 pain and ache liniment
that stands alone in doing what II
Is meant 20 do. Get a bottle today
and keep il handy. All druggists.
Three sIzes-35c. zoe. $40. The
largest IS most economical
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-18

The Thursday club held it's annual
hristmas party Dec. Is at the home
80 Mrs Warren Cass. jr., 22O1 s
High ST The house was prettiIy dec
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11
M9taebnte8 @apiteI.

Son t~auieno 3meigcn iaus Ser
Sriibling iunae 2isoer.
@anoernoe @a1e, tponoernoe
8olfen, pa1locrnoer @inO.
Sn oieien Gagen miro Dem Men-
i1en iein Seim unlieb.
gr trennt ii1 germ bon inn tpie
bon einem 8efannten, BEL Dem er
5u lang 81 8eiu9 NOR uno Oeiien
er ii6eroriiiiig scuorocn lit.
Ger 8adter auf Der Sobc ltano
nod fobl, aber an ieinen 6iiBen
bliibten 5nei @eild)en, auf sic bid
tie Ger @dGtpr Sen garoen Sag pie
Gin ratber &riegsnlann, Der in
spei &iroeraugcn iiebt.
@r ourtte rrtbig trdumen ailf
ieiuem 8orpoiter. Gem @olo, Ger
butter linn ii@ Oebnte, orobtc jest
fein llnbcil. ga lngcu briitenoe
Sogclmiitter auf builtcn Giern, uno
Ger Ser5idlag alien 2cberS cintc
iih nit 0cn Scrsl9lag per0cnoer
8cicn. Ga CAB eS ale Sage ncue
6rcuoe, ncuc @eimfebr, reues Isle.
oerfinoen.
am SuBe oes 8d6ters iaB &o-
Bert 8intcr. @r bate beiite nidts
gu tull. Sartmann bate 6ciertag
angeIctt fir iein aan5es Saus.
Sic Gore bate Sof5eit.
Gottlieb uno bic Gbriitel tparen
bincin llad Der Stobt. MnBer ben
3tpeieu miiroen Blob Die @crtpmto.
ten oeS 9rdutigams, oie ii@ in SIN.
betrabt Ser Mitsift RAID berubist
bntten, an Ser SodJaeit teilnebmen.
Cont niemano. 8or allen DIM
get CT nift, obpobl linn Die Gore
einmaI uno Der @rautigam oreimaI
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

heb lie ia 10 icDr -
Hobert lndt raiib.
r9as bat man eeicbenl"
v@s mar ia BLOB oligenblidli6e
Iernirrung = GatIoiigfeit, = i9
seb' iie ia nidt uuf, = id geb' iie
nidt auf.~
ySie Deroen es miiiienl
ygteinl Neinl SouienOmoI neinl
llno oos 9inol Mein &in0l sic
gebort bod 5u mirl"
Ga nerOen 0tobert @ilters 3iige
init einem Mtole ncider.
.Sit es Sbnen I'M oas &inO?"
fragte er Ieiie.
sSa!"
.Sit oas nobr2"
DSol"
Cine Minute lang Itebt &o6ert
@inter reguungsIos. Gr fdmpft
Den Iebten &f.
o@oaen Sic - ipolen sic oie
Gore Dirfli6 baben?"
sSo! Sal"
n@erOen Sic gut nit ibr icin?"
SAL Smmer!"
&obert idpeiet nod cine fur0e
8cile. 9ann iaot er tonlos;
oSie lit bier in Der Sta0t bel
9efanaten: @artenitraBe Is, bel
Siibter."
Grib SdoI3 ipringt auf.
sd per0e bingcben = nit ibr
reoen."
Hobert tpitlfte Inn ab.
sgiorgen! = Morgen lit es =
5eitig genrg."
Damn itebt er pie0er in @eOan.
fen periunfen uto fragt en0li6:
n@eroen Sic balls beiraten?"
pSa. @enn ole Gore min =
bol6l"
~Gs lit gull"
&obert @inter greift in sic So
ide un0 legt eipen &ebolber alf
Den Gid.
U@ns - mas ion 0aS2"
u9en idenf' i9 Sbnen als Sod.
0eitsgeidenf."
Sic @lide bobren ii9 ineinonoer.
Mit Sdauoern iiebt SriB S9ol3
ben @egner an, BON Dem er meiB,
6aB er ipegen elmer @epalttat orei
Sabre gefangen NOR.
Sen i6enf' i6 Sbnen" pie0er-
bolt &obert @inter. 9ann penOet
ct ii6 CUR Sir.
9lber er orebt nod einmal Inn.
SD babe ettpas per9elicn al ia.
gen: Die 2ore befommt 5tp0lftau-
ie1t0 Morfl"
Hobert gebt na6 Ser @artenitra-
Be 0uriif. @r bittct sic alien 2cute,
i'm nit Gore arf elm poor Miui1-
ten ollein 81 IaIien.
Mit gefenftem &opfc ltcbt er
por Dem Wao6en uno nit Letter
Gimme iagt er:
Sci nidt me6r traurig, Sore,
CT miro bid beirater. Sd mar bel
ibnl. Morgen fofnmt er Der un0 CT
beiratet bid balo. uno er tut's -
neil er bid liebt. = SD bob eS
ausgefori6t. Son Der @fitgift 6ab'
ib ibm crit gu alerlest geiagt. ST
beiratet bid 6alo." ~
Sic itarrt i'm an. &ein ionniges
2eu6ten gebt ii6er ibre 3iige, fei-
ne Sreuoe bliBt altf in ibren @it-
gen.
n2ore, pirit gu nun rubig uu0
5ufrieoen iein?"
Sic iiebt i'm nit brennenoell
augen al unO idludt unO finoet
fem @ort.
Sic iiebt i'm nod einmal an,
uno 6arn iinft iie nit Dem &opf
auf Die Siidplatte ulio peirt Bit
terlid.
Sunges aino, fam sir cine CT
fenntniS?
Hobert ltcbt eridiittert Dor ibr.
Damn fuBt er iie lciie ailf ben
blonOcn S6eitel uno gebt i9nea
oabon.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

Gber nie gebaIten bon elmer
f%rernOen giadt blieb er Iteben.
Ga borte er mteu I'M Gale blo-
len:
sd bait cincn aomeroOen,
@inen 6eiier'n iinoit on nit"
IS mar eine m~nbebolfene WPuiit,
ober iie orong Dem einiamen gfan.
ne aiif Der Sobe bis in Die tieiite
Seele.
als bic 0luiif rerltummt mar.
ponOte er iih nit bleifem @eiidt
our Seimfrbr.
@r iob nid)ts bon ben 8unocrn
i'm bliibenoeu 5riiblingsmal0, - er
borte nidts BON Den iaub5enOen
2ieoern Der bunten Sanger. Sine
id)tpere @eiie flang iDm i'm Scr
gen INNER, immcrfort:
nSbn bat IS meegcrliien -"
gls CT beim ,@1dter" pie0er
anfam, mar Elm idJperes gerpun.
bern in ibm, lpariim er Die Same.
raoeu babe ollein reiien laiien,
ipariim ct 6itriidfcbrte in oos groBe
$allS i%euieitS oes boien Seides.
Gr puBtc nidt, Oab iid bier iein
@eidid eriiiaeu ioQte, pubte bon
nidts anoerenL oaS Jpn 6uriidbielt,
ais BON 0en 5Dei freimolideu Iu.
gen zines trarlfen Monnes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
INCREASE PROFITS BY
GRADING ALL PRODUCE
Farmer Should Sort ACCORDING 10
Size and Quality.
Grade Specifications Recommended by
Bureau OF Markets Have Bene.
N,ed Farmers Materially Where
Praet,eea

When a farmer orders box ~ bolts
- certain make and size he does
not expect IN find thin layer OF the
hoits specified on the top of the box
mud assorted bolts underneath IN the
world of commerce manufacturer
who pursued such practices would
>oau be- bankrupt
The same principle applies 10 the
sale of farm products. say specialists
~ the bureau of markets, United
states department of agriculture. lie
fore sending produce Co market IA.
farmer should s"rt II ss Ia quality ami
sizr. The bureau Of markets from
time 10 time has recommended grade
srrcihcations Tor various products.
and wherever these rccumiuendat
have been followed satisfaction and
Increased monetary returns have gen.
crafty resulted. Tor Instance. u j. -.
iimated that Ia l1l9 the potato grow
rrs Ia Virginia increased their profil
hair million dollars by grading their
pra'luce similar results are being oh.
aimed IN other states
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

Tractor invest cations. With special
reference tu ~. influence ~ the trac.
Tor ~ harS. labor wen, made To- The
summer aud fall OF 1915 90 inl corn.
belt farms The OPERATOR uf ihr.e
fa.tns. all tractor "Wuers. w'r" Vs.
ted bs representative Of the tu.t'd
states department ~ ngrictltur' aud
detailed Information on all farm utr
rrutions was gathered The iuquiry
80, cred full yrars work "a that the
rnrt piny-d by the tractor might be
p"f,tl ia all it, relations
Tie Investigation was carried - Va
ohio. Indiana Illinois Iowa Missouri
kansas aud Nebraska d. zach 81
hes. states localities we're visited In
IS h,rh lurg. number Of TRACTORS vrr"
.u operation The Information "h
.aIu.,i. while perhaps strictly and
uiI, applicable onl, 'u 10. flrms VS.
I..'i ma, b" taken 90 . general -uid"
PEI. tu ~. results which might d. ui'.
iIned Ia using y tractor on nnN '"ru
n.it farm 81 ~. tNpe sod "rguuIkn
Ion
a., STATEMENTS her. mndp aud ."f.
,Iusiuu, drawn are not advanced a,
,.inL nual bui simply 49, abolition. q"
be aNailnhi. Information regarding
arm tractors
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
EruptiOns of the Skin
Cause TOrturOus Itching

" you are afflicted with any
form Of skin disorder, you are well
acquainted with the flaming. burn
ing itching that these diseases pro-
duce.
Skin diseases are caused by an
impurity or disorder in the blood.
ana there Is no real and genuine
relief within your reach until such
impurities are removed.
SIS. has given great satisfac-
ton IN the treatment VI these dis.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

t"r~. lni"r viI. BE- mor. u"tlerghl,
20 iu- ras, - This rr"p than fhai ui
any esther crop grown w. u,rrnlr
a,r'u-r IT con- per farm "f Those vs.
iirI being - acres which is g. per
rur "f The iIIIpbl. area "f these
farms m" remaining crop. grown
"u 'r..e fprm. o. ".,rI OF crop a,p,.
e. ar" Wheat. hay "at- barrie!
and nr
ouli the physical relationship. 81
imc'' povcr q" hor>rp"ocf hu, been
considered. aud me- utf,mp' j. made
here To- oumpar, ~" RELATIVE ru~is of
doing work %, these snuror. of power.
The number 81 horses di~plu,c'i ou
h,.-e furm~ j. al.n shown nuf uo iu
f-r'r'r bns been drawn l. Zee whether
10. work b, heirg done more. rbrip,
~ result ~ The chang.
Summary OF Recruits
Eri"HN summarized these are Tho
prIu,r poi fact. brought ouf "r .u
pin.Iy,4i T., this stud,
The uuml,rr ~ horse, disposed
~ ou ~ fnrms averaging aiGis acres
"u vhirh traot"r, had been u.rd f"r a
wear or over. Va. ~ per furm
The average number "f fillhIr
acres I.r horse increased from .Iis q"
i>is after the purchase ~ the tractor
g. NIl. Operators uut of inl 81.
placed hor~"> entirely on pI"wing
di,l.u- aud narrowing
puly III operators allowed their
hor>''. y" stand die Will" the tractor
was iu ~"
: TIL" number of horses displaced
o., o., tractors 81 these farm, wa
governed 10y the uumh.N n Wa nee.
''s~Hry o." retain for cpru cultivation
and other work current ~ the SANE.
time which the tractor could not do
Il III. horses remaining ON these
farms are doing about - per cent Of
a." traciiNe work aud tractors the ~.
maindrr
. III. tractor was used for an nv.
"rag" of - ten.hour days per year on
the home farm Ne record ~ the
amount of custom work done was oh
ihincd
:. three pillow tractor on th.s.
farms does IN" work of sis horses in
pl"~ iug. dlsking harrow ing aud har.
Nesting
q. After purchasing ~. tractor. IA.
N"rags size Of the farms was in.
r"a>ed by - acres or q II per cent.
IN
tractor Is its ability to de- heav, work
N shorter time than u can he done
with horses
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

orders. because Il is such a thor
oughly satisfactory blood purifier.
II clcanscs the blood II all impuri-
ties. and thus counteracts the ef-
fects Of the germs that attack the
skin.
Begin taking SIS. today. and II
you will write n complete history
~ your case, our medical adviser
will give you expert advice without.
charge. Address Chief Medical Ad-
wiser. 15S Swift Laboratory, Allan
"a, Ca,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
FLOWING FOR WINTER WHEAT
Decided Advantage in Preparing Land
eariy 10 Shown by Expert
ments IN Kansas

In Kansas experiments wheat plant.
II an land plowed In lat. July ar
'urly Angus, Yields on the average 81
~ bushels per acre whereas. wheat
planted on land plowed In September
has irlded onl, ~ bushels pei aers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

To obtain results which would give
~ near rrpr"~"utati," average a.
Ivs-.ihlr an effort Was mad" to g"' rr.
ports covering tractor opera tiuiis un
tl,r a. MANY different conditions o..
I,rssihlc. aud hence the conditions rep
q, .snted rang. from ad,rrs" ." IDEAL
too. farius visited ranged from Nat tu
hllN The suils varied from he
ses,l,~t guubu fhr"u-h all fh, ,rrr
ous loams 20 hsu. driftus -aGaN
.oii> SOM. uf the CUNT" SOILS uuw
under cultivation 90 thc.. farms we're
inrmrriN unprodu,ti,-. owing Gee 'h'
uahilii, - hor~.s q" pillow ~" -'il>
With 10. introduction 81 lice tractor
III. land ha~ 'u'p" under cultivation
aud j. nov welding big rrturus x,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

Nut ~iusl. American movie fllu
couii b. seen IN South Americr before
1874 The, we're mostly French then.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

tn. tim. 80 bus used cat q. luSi
before you move. ~ people IN the ue"
selghborhood will think you were the
spe who used " Kansas City Star.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

A Hh, ".i turkey said n chicken
am dc mos uscfullest animule ders
b. W. ian eat him befoah he nm
bohn an aftah b. am dead"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

Prom a novel-"she bonded him az
empty envelope from which n" ~
,rnct.d letter"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

was found that tractors we're operated
succcsSiully IN what would be- termed
unfayorablr n we'll ~ favorable sea.
sons. which would tend ia show their
general adaptabiiil,
Will. the srctiou covered j. roush
u called the corn belt. farm practices
AR. not uniform throughout III" ~.
gion H. most parts of th. eastern
,orn-belt states commercial Fertilizers
and linn. ar. used ihe>. being az
piled rs hors,-pulir,i distributors To-
preparing the baud fer crops All The
ground mav he plowed or the small
srnin ma, be- seeded ga the preNinu.
wears corn ground by disking or har
Swing without pluNing TIL" latter
practice reduces work tor horses 90
tractor In the busy season Whciher
most Of the pillow ing u done VA the fall
or only q small pari. mud the rest IN
the sprlng depends largely "n locn
tion. Where fall aud spring blowing
are done In about equal amounts an
Individual farms the tractor j. used
more In the fall ihuu In the spring
aud hor>rs Nicr versa u was found
that when all the reports obtained
were grouped together onls I've m"re
operators plowed IN the fall Than In
the spring hui the number ~ acres
Tiowed In the fall averaged saT more
per farm The number of men USING
horses ~ mn auxiliary source "f power
was practically the same In each cRs..
Tractor Saver Labor.
Many farms have Woodlands. aud n
these arr cleared the tractor l. used
for saving Mold Tor market. thus In.
creasing the days Of belt operation.
The scarcity Of labor In iais ham
pered the gathering OF crops. aud In
The states ON the eastern edge at the
corn he'll the tractor Vas used To q
considerable extent Ia the hsy field 10
the exclusion of horses.
~ corn Il the principal crop IN this
region. the effect Of the tractor on
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-01
Mems Shoes

MEMS brown, English go an
toe. regular price $e.s5, on sale at !s..... @0sJU
MEMS sHOEs-Black, English toe, &c *
regular prtea $7.60, on sale at...-.. ...- SVsIO
TEN sSHQES-Conservative last, Bfncher or Bal.
aa NGunn9etais Kid and Glazed Kid Q7 or
regvtarssBTtca $3.50. on ale ut ..-. .....,. 1lsUU
MEMS SH9ES--Conseryative. last, Butcher or Bal,
Gnnnetag5 Kid and Glazed Kid, 90 7E
z@regNlaF price. $3.50, on sale at ...........0V y
NENs4 last, Butcher or Bal,
GunHaeta Kid and Glazed Kid. NH O. m
regulsrs price 800, In sale 1t !. 3. 10FSy
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-01
.CLUD WOMEN URGED 10
ATTEND CONFERENCE

What promises to be Of much
value to the club women Of the state
and particularly to all the club wom-
en- Ia the city Of Grand Forks Is the
women's conference to be held this
week in the Guild hall. The meetings
wilt take MACE from 8 to 1850 q.
m. tron sto sac r: m and in the
Mrs. r. b. GrifRth was named To-
cal chairman OF the conference at u
special meeting Of women from the
various churches OF the city, who
are behind the Inter-church World
Movement. The meeting was held in
the =. w. c. A. parlors IN Saturday
AFTERNOON. Mrs. Oliver Williamson
Of Chicago met with the women and
assisted IN the making of prelimin-
asry plans for the conference to be
held in connection with the mems
conference. Mrs. Griffith will assist
Mira E. c. iCronk of New York, ma
tional secretary of the field depart
mant Of the Awomen's conference who
win preside at the meetings.
Reputable speakers are booked for
addresses at the conference and
timely topics Of interest are to be
taken up including industrial proc
lens, child welfare work. hospital
work and religious educational work
Mrs. F. l. Kermott and Mrs. W. A.
MeIntyre> will be in charge Of regis
terinE the delegates expected for the
conference and accommodations are
being scared for some 200. Regis
tering win take place at the Y. W. c.
a.
Delegates planning on attending
the conference are aSked,to report to
the registration committee before
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Wednesday in. order to be prepared
to attend the epsaing meeting an

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MI. and Mrs. walter Fink, 1924
o'clock dinner on Sunday noon in
complainant tosMr. and Mrs. r. r.
Ashley and family. who arc leaving
the city. Appointments Were In yol-
low and covers we're laid tor Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashley and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Richmond and Mn. Archie
Fink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D. Haney Of
visittns al the home e Of ar. H.n ssya
brother and >siater-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs, J. o.. Haney. 1926 University
avenue, for several weeks. left Sunday
evening for their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haney were accompanied by their
children and stopped in Grand Forks
en- route to Red Willow from Kansas
On tuesday evening Mr.. and M~,
formally at their home, 1173 BELMONT
avenue. in compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. Haney and family.
/ i =
The Grand Forks post Of the
American Legion will give an infer
NAL dance on, Tuesday evening in
the knights OF Columbus club rooms.
The Jazz band, which is in the city
to stimulate interest in the army re-
cruitinge campaign, will furnish the
music. Guests will be limited to
former service men and the ladies
whom they invite.
I
Bethesda branch Nc. / will hold
a regular meeting on Tuesday after
noon at 8 o'clock in the Columbia
hotel. Mrs. Oscar Knutson is to be
the hostess.