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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03

more numerous. croWdInS more and
more closely around the floating ice
palace. Nor did ne notice that the
walrUs. lying near TO the waters
edge. seemed 10 be giving directions.
just as the captain Of a ship might
order about his crew
As the whales (for the black
shapes were whales, you mus
know crowded near. the floating
palace moved more and more
swiftly southwark out OF icy waters
and into the region Of warm ocean
currents and balmy winds. The
walrus. knowing where the waters
were warm, had directed his crew
OF whales most cleverly.
Suddenly, just az the children
were finishing an exciting game.
there was "A rush and a roar Of wa
ter into the room where they were
sitting. We're meltingi" shrieked
the Jim, and disappeared at once.
The twins were soon fioundering
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03
TO
PRESENT PUPILS
Recital to be Given Thursday
Night-Orchestra Plans
Concerts.

The South Bend Conservatory of
music will present its pupils in
recital Thursday night, at s o'clock.
The following program will be rem
dered:
Romance by the River" Morse
Alita-"The wild Flower" .Loscy
Crescent Queen-"March" Loscy
Melody in F......:... Rubenstcin
Director. Harold. Lamb; first vio-
Inns, Charles Couch. William Kay,
SccOrd viOliRs, Miss Hester Moore,
Miss Celia Gerold, Clayton Nc
Coy; third violins. Mrs. r. D.
King, p. l.. Wright, V. Brown
fourth violins, Malburne Hall.
Russell Finley.
PianO-The Cello. ..... Fletcher
Frances FullIerson
Piano-March of the Elves. Blake
Stewart Fulkerson
japanese Dance"
Mary Alice Tellson
Piano-Hide and Seek. ..... Schytte
Irma HiURg
Piano (a) The Complaint, Ellsworth
(b) The Shepherds Morning
Greeting ....... l. llSWClth
Elma Ferguson
Reading (a) Soap
OBJ Nothing Suited Him
Fannie Burke
Piano Cinderella. .........-. Kuhn
Esther Kaplan
PianO-Il TrOvatore Fantasia KrEG
Harry Cohn
Niolin-The First Rosebud .Casiui
Emanuel and Stanley Jablonsld
Piano-A Winter Frolic Dennce
Carroll Rowe
Piano Intermezzo. ........F riutl
Emma Hitchner
Vocal (a) Morning ....,.....S Speaks
(b) Shadow March Del Riego
Mrs. G. Mayor
Mrs. Corporan. Accompanies
Piano (1) At Dawn. .........F Firm!
(2)Etude
Madeline McClave
Dance--Rose Ring
Adele Shaw aud Virginia Nichele
Vocal ta) Somewhere Voice Is
C o. Cuckoo. Shall Grow SSg
Old? .............. I. ADJ
Lilly Mohn
Piano (a) Berceuse. .........G ricS
OBJ Nalse Bluette. Drics
Lucille Stetson
Vocal-Songs My Mother Taught
Ne .......... DvOrak
Marion Cady
Piano--Tnvitation 10 the Dance
Weber
Maurine Martin
To Give Concerts
The South Bend Symphony o.
cheStra. +. III. Tngersoll, conduct.
will give a series Of Sunday aft-
noon concerts IN the oliver tapes p,
room. Feb. 20 and -, and Marc
g. 13 and 20.
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FIVE MINUTE TALKS
TO FEATURE ANNUAL
RED CROSS SESSION
Reports of Year to be Heard
at Dinner Monday
Night.

Several five-minute speeches by
prominent South Bend citizens VIII
feature the annual meeting and din
ner Of the ST. Joseph County Red
cross chapter a. the Chamber or
Commerce Monday night at $50
o'clock. according TO plans an
nounced by Miss Irma Collmer, sec
rotary OF the society.
DR.. c. A. Lippincott. president of
he county chapter. will preside.
After a reading OF The annual re-
ports Of the secretary. treasurer and
county nurse, +. W. Grouse. roll
call chairman. Will give the long de
layed final outcome of the roll call
during 1920.
Dr. II. +. Mitchell will tell OF the
Red Cross activities in connection
with the United States Public Health
Service in South Bend Harry
Travelbee. supervisor OF the local
federal vocational board, Will tell OF
the cooperation given his depart
ment by the county organization.
Or. st. &. Dardin Of Healthwin, the
county tuberCular sanitarium, VIII
speak on the assistance given by the
Red Cross 10 his charges. a. X. Mac
Donald, post commander Of the
South Bend American Legion is
scheduled 10 report on the coop
Grafton shown that organization by
the Red Cross. Supt of Schools r.
u. Longfield, will tell of the need Of
the county nurse, according TO plans
announced by Miss Collmer Wednes-
day.
Require Reservations.
A charge of 60 cents a plate will
be asked by the Red Cross and all
members of the society are invited
10 attend. a large number of reser-
vations have been received at this
time and members interested in at
tending the meeting are requested
20 phone Miss Collmer at the Red
Cross offices in the court house be
fore Saturday. Music will be fur
nished during the dinner.
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IN the ocean and their Slippers OF
Forgctfulness were gone. Then
memory returned quickly. and for
the first time since their imprisOn-
ment they remembered their eTrand.
They realized. too, that the Box Of
Charms had vanished once more.
Copyright. 1921, y. r. A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03
Girls! Save Your Hair
Make 1t Abundant!

Immediately after "Dauderlne"
massage your hair takes on new life.
lustcr and wondrous beauty appear
ing twice as heavy daDlentifuI, be-
cause each hair seems 60 fluff and
thicken. Don't let your hair stay
lifeiess, colQrless, plain OF scraggly.
You too, want lots OF long. strong,
beautiful hair.
A 35-cent bottle OF delightful
"Danderine" freshens ycu~ scalp.
checks dandruff and faGiD- hair.
This stimulating beauty tonic gives
10 thin. dull. fading hair that -outh-
full brightness and Hbunueut thick
ness-All druggists, -Adv.
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LACK or SUPPORT
CHARGE WINS DECREE

Evidence showing that her hus-
Band. John Drury had failed TO pro-
vide for his family. secured a d.
Vorce for his wife, Hera c. Drury
in the superior court Tuesday after
noon. DTury's whereabouts were
said 20 be unknown at the hearing
and his wife was given the custody
of their two daughters. Maxine. and
Mildred, one and four years old.
Tho couple was married March %,
1915. and separated last August
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03

Nirella, now loo and two for
CSC 9724-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03

Salzburg. now Ice and two for
25c. 9723-tf
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Maurine Martin
To Eirn Cnnlsnrf c

The South Bend Symphony o.
chcStra. F. III. Ingersoll. conduct.
will give a series Of Sunday aft-
noon concerts IN the Oliver tapes-->
room. Feb 20 and -, and MARI
g. 13 and 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03

Buchanan at I.aporte some time ago
and the locals are planning on A
close and hard fought game. The
usual dance Will follow the game.
Music Will be furnished by Best
30. one orchestra.
William Eiffer entertained sew
eral friends az a theater party Ia
South Bend Monday night
Walter Shoop PIercetOn. Ind has
sold his property on Third street
TO G.. II. Bachelor. who VIII take
possession April /.
Installation of officers OF the Royal
Ncighbors was held in the lodge
rooms Monday evening.
A. l. Mcintosh has returned from
Mayo Bros. hospital in Minnesota
where ne went for medical treat
meHt Mr.. Mcintosh is getting along
very nicely and expects 10 be at work
soon.
Leland Cassler OF S.. Joseph Wis
tied his parents. M. and Mrs o..
l.. Cassler on saturday ard sunday.
Mrs. Harold Lister and daughter.
Virginia Francis, are here from
Washington. j.. G. for a months
visit with Mrs Netue Lister.
a number Of Buchanan people
attended the funeral of the late w
W. Newman. in Niles. Monday after
noon.
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HEALTH
ADVICE
CONSTIPATION.

Constipation.
Q: How can a mother cause her
young babys bowels 20 move regu-
iarly each day?
A. If your baby is breast-fed his
constipation my be the result OF
yours. In this case. IL Is important
that your bowels move daily. Cor
recting your own constipation Will
help TO correct his. You can also
giye your baby one teaspoonful Of
orange Juice diluted in water. one
hour before the second feeding. In
crease this amount until he is TAX
ing from one TO three tablespoon
fuls daily. You should train him In
the habit Of regular bowel move
ment. Place him upon the chamber
OF chair at the same hour every iay
and keep this up until the habit IS
formed. If anything Ia needed 20
assist the action of The bowels, Use
gluten suppository.
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Bad Breath.

Q: What causes a bad breath
I know IL is not my teeth. but think
IL is my stomach. What would you
suggest to prevent that?
A A bad breath may be due to
one or more OF several causes and
il is impossible 10 suggest treatment
for condition without knowing
something OF the cause that pro-
duced IL. A dry chronic nasal ca
tarrh IS often accompanied by an
offensive order which may be mis-
ia ken for a s'had breath -
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Flower Garden.
a little garden

/ have a little garden
Which | planted with great care,
The soil was rich, the seeds favor.
ite brand
That night | dreamed of flower,
oh so rare,
Who's" wcet perfume suggested
Fairyland.
Twas all 50 real. indeed, ! trcm.
blcd with delight
Something told mo that my seed
Had come up overnight.
Next morning bright and early.
Ere the dew was off the grass
! Fastened to ~" yard with bulEing
cning eyes
The garden of my dreams had
hardly come to pass
But was due To meet a great sur
pris.
I don't believe I'm dreams.
But the seeds were really up,
Twas no miracle. II seems
Just tn" work of my young pup
Edwin A. Benedict IN the Sew
York Sun.
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.ryr.I .r t,,. 'lr,rI ,.l ~. r,.
suit tl., .V,,,. siult,p l,.a r,.l.
,1,d nothing hnt "A r,,tlI vould
bring tnat. church lack again Thcr,.
was nothing tot mo tn do but hold
the revival meeting mvsclf. | started
of moyNam,alIy. with mo- success
whatever, and Thought that could
not 30 on with IL went homo.
with a nro'hyr Surks. local
preachers. ouc day and as ~, sat
out under cedar tree talking over
tly situation Said. "Brothcr StMkS.
| t,,l We must have a revival on uu..
church l- eou," H., .ttl. "Nps.
brother luauuon. nothing - a ro-
NIyul VIII huld our church - thor '
| told hIw n seemed Uhc 'rv,iNals
vDrc s.ni.r .Iu those, DAYS. to which
~ rcplI.d. 'pu yuu suppose vc
could hold "a r,N,uI if we went at
~ Hike the. did u fI, old da,s'"
''rcu m, how tho, used to hold
them" said And thW - what
Brother stark. told me when v,
used 10 rrt up agulust a hard prop-
usitlu.i We u.t got down ON our
ku,,s and uri,,d and praNra and
Inns, said "f brltryr Cod Lex tho
Same God mat ,y,4. ON Tho throne in
former dlya. Erp,h,r S,ar,,s and /
h,Ii,y, H., win answer prlynr I'm
thrsc dY,4 like. i'm tn, dave, of yor,
-, ,,, 1.,i,,, ., .,u un,, cod
,t.t,, 49, ,,t ,,..,.. .,,'., 49,. NM,
down and proycd and prayed aid
not care how many ucoulr saw mo
praytrg. different ones pna4,l hy
and saw ua but nobody Joined W.
Sister Sarks looked out uf the loE
cabin at us and returned to her
work, but We prayed ON aud on All
afternoon, and some way, towards
the close of that afternoon such
burden came ON us that | t'lt my
heart would break. | felt that every
man and woman was on my heart
] went stopped to IN" ohurrh that
niEhl aud ! preached 'rom IN" uNI
VIII NOT l't lh'" 30 except fhou
hl'SS ih'. I'Il tu' power "l lh'
IHl lhl'' "S d'HN'T'u my S'lIuou'
ana H'" mon gilppIhE th'ir p'"h
ana starring "' mo. NJ 'h' 'luS' "l
my scr mon u" men S'aEE't 10 'h'
al'hr. ph" a't'r "n"'h'i 'H'N 'hLl'
I"'I 'u'I' M"N E''I ''ll '""'" ~,
."'u' an, Nl'' "nE.'y ".'H"h
~" !" "'S''''SS ."'"' '",S """'u
i'' ," an" wv H''N'" ""''' " wv
'"1 NV, ''''h. ,.., -.
''' wan, '''','' ,,"'h W,
10 ''u" I"" tH' P'"''' 'u, W."
~ ~" ~ ''l' III, ''',''' - w" "o'" 1t "P
w" VIII ''''H A.
J one" asked lIroth"r HUNT. a AIS
ttl't superintendent, why -" many
wen equipped BOYS IN our 'uni'rth'"
are DONG nut lttl" IN huildlng MP
'hurchcS ana having H" rev '"hN'I
tionS. ThoS are "A success IN SOCIAL
way but they do as Illtl" IN n SUR
itual way. Brothor Hunt waited
moment pattod me ON tho shoulder
smiled ana Said brother Hrahnoh'
man can't do much uniil h"
reaches tn" sparkle point You must
get so clos" To Goa that IN" fIf'S
blaze from Heaven In your souL No
man can hpld revival until ne hn
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"Iiidc me. - nv Savior hide
TIL the storm Of life is past.
Saf" into the haven guide
. receive my soul at lls'
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and thcit SONS and dlucht,fs will h,
...,,.,. e.. .,,.. ,...,,.,,... ,, .... t.,,...
u"NI
sparkling Love
insist ,i,,f ., revival .nnIll ..,ri0.
.uirh u.,,,r. ,,Ith d. that tsiiuti. lowe
.v.r,ud .rurl.l. am .,,.r, .,r,..,...t.r
months after 10 n,s ..Ina,d w.. ann.
r,rsrad,d h,t hundreds b,,g h,.u
lrougnt. tn uf, and r,,,shrd f,r mo
,ct .y,,rltbI,,. word .r n
supnortirr h.'rJ TL, m,,ncsi not
an,boJy cam II, E.. tr sp,,k urnfIy
rf , mans iri.rtI,rs tn ar,., whom
h, h,. f,,l.p , victim, a., IA, sr.,.-
.or sin
..,.. ......,.,,.., ....i. ,......
ward lf,rr n, hls mad. du, search
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RATIONAL c. OF C.
TO SAVE FORESTS
,,mmi,tee viii Make a Trip
Wast to Investigate
Status

.... s,r,.
Y 'r's-r' r,
NEW N'l'N' '"'' 20
.-s.umlty meeting here II was
...t tn3t the committee Of
a''.' ,,,,,,r,,,,o of the
t. DH'''. , ,......,.
Tr..I S''',F 10 S'"uE -
,,.hI.r1 Nl'l t"h' u'p 10 '',
r..' coast. Ih ,'- '",''"''i ~
..-...a'e "a nti''u'' l't'''I y I,.'.''
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t0t.... n''..llA'i'n.
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- E 'N nun '''7 WI CIV
Vr.t N.'.. ana over 'u Po, ''''t
tr Oh. '.' I'''I'' ,''N, H"'',S'
saw. 'I''m'nt ny |h,L'S ,''' u =
r.r I1.r H'''lI'h' "' '''' AN
can I.' ''''.''' ''
w,r."s .H 'n' H'Pu' ''"'' u '"'
'rn
"olr demand upon th' 'a''er ~
harowrr A''Fiy ,tni'h year ana
with f uN" f''l-n' "lI'9 "t' p''"'h-
w. Nr..r ana I''S'. 'nN'S''Ea,
rart ot hNInp'i "i I' iE' ,'''i
lumber ''mN'n'"% IN southern MN
rcsota .."W ina, tl' 'V"r'F',
transport COST OF u'7t'rIii
handled HN 'h'm' que primarily 10
'hy 'H.'.NIls N"l"'i'' "i "'H''ih
. g.
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rRANIH AND IN\N.I:,.,s,,
IN iNNbpR d. BItAN<DN
Pastor picutt Methodist church


TEXT: From Habakkuk's
prayer llab. 3:2, 'EoINc thy
work IN the midst of the years
| do not care to ,all your attcu.
Nou To The critical analysis of the
term cNanEol.-u, although nay sub.
Jcct hooked up together IS "pray,r
ana LNans'IlsWr v)sh 20 use the
word evangelism fSu, and iu USING
TINS term | wish to call attention 10
the fact that evangelism might moan
any way or means Of bearing tho
message of God in convincing way
to porishlns humanity bu' to Meth
odis,s we have learned that 1T
means that spiritual refreshing
largely connected with revival meet
lnBs So from that standpoint wish
To use it.
Other churches. other d,uomlna-
lions, might get along without re-
EiEal meetings but the Methodist
'hurch can never get along without
them, because when YOU look into
me history of tn, Methodist church
you VIII find that il was conceived
IN the sweet dreams of heart purity
ana born I'm tn" aEuuizing prayers
Tor spiritual d.hvvraucp from sin
and from forwaliy 1t was rocked
IN the cradle OF perfect peace. OF
Christian experience. II has b,cu
warmed aud uourl-h,d los tho fir,s
Of constant revival meetings Whom
You take away from tn. rhurch tnn
fundamental priuripl,s tina. b.ournf
it into tho world Won huy. iindrr.
mined its establishment and tun
hulwark Of its institution cannot
stand Mcthodists must ,outiuu, tho.
revival fires ii IL routiru,s us a
great and a nuhlr. institution
r.,ivaIs ar, M. ,.,,. ,,, ..fn.
rird tb,t 4, ,u ,.,.,,,, ri @ ~
on soaso,g ~ ,,',,''.,.,,,, '',,i, ,''' i''' F't
mo prrtin s,,,,,,,,,i,'' .n,, .,'.,, ~
lion and rI,r, i,c, %,.t h u .u
,h,i- h,,i,,, ,,,i t'.. I -,
that thn rsr,h .l,,II ,,,,i' "' ~
form h,,. r,,i, NJ N"'. ~ rs
h.rvogt ,i,,,n -, ,,h''',, ~.
IN ha r,,h,r,d i,,tn ,,. ,,,...,.,.,',..'' "''
Vbat,,n, is ,.,,, ',,'. VI" E., Ei,'',I' ,,. ,,S.
is nis, ,,r.. !''' !', -, a. ~
Tho snirttT,I iiro is .i,,','i,. ''"''' "a, -
ein, ~ ,ba ,,h,,.i'...i ii,1 ,'t,.'s'.'
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rro,, a,n,L,, ,,a,,,,.i91, ,r, Wv
,'n Vol ~, an A., l,
/, is sn,,.i,r,i 80, ,,t,,.o.,aI ~. ",
h,s ,,i, ,I',.,,,.,i ,' wa,
tLa, no,d g. S,,,a 49, -, ,,r grir'p
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rrasi,t 10 yt' ,I w.
,to.n, Goa ,,o,,r.i ,,,, ,Iin -, ""i'
si,r,i,. nn d, ,,,,, t,,. -, 'i', u, ,S t'nt
and ,horn ,'a, - r,,.i,.al -, ,'t,,,
nal rnIigior Ia ,bo da,,, ~, i,,,,. ,,..
find maj he road tbn Lool n"r ,,n
old mon wont and mo vo,rg mo-,
sboutnd for los, Tb.r at pnnt.rlet
aft,r tho disrirIog b,L p.,,.,,od a.,
tho rnnor room, cd arain ,.ieitnd
thc world with a scoeou ~ r,frosh.
ing v.birb vc arn irfnrr,.d rro,, ,bo
UoIv N-ri, 10 to ho ,Yi,L ne ,i,.o,,s
oy,n unto tho ond NJ tho ,yo,II 10
shall look forward to tbne. LI,sg,,a
DAYS
Nrtbodisu started with on. az
those Seasons of rnrreshirp Thai
season of rotreshinr bnrn its -
d.ncn in Tho burden maj ia, lore
bore as thcv Went ont tn do th.
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TEXT: From Ifabakkvl's
prayer llab. 3:2, 'EoINc thy
work iu the midst OF the years 70
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Worlds Sunday Sermon

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grease ana So much din, rr r,. ~,
suariou of yout WIS mar ,n.,,. =,
a .nuri.ng tnruurh'r ~. y,n ,,.,i
find with Il Dhisti,,. uf. ~. ..,,,
rent of God yI,,, ...t,.,,,....,
through sin u .I,,,,.,'s r.....,.''
mans lie and Iis ,,,k.. 49,,
harmony With God ,rI ,b, ..,,,',...,,
of gf,.r, ll.ssI,... 3D., 10, 80, ,,,
r,a.nu v,. do ma, r.,,, ,,.o,,, ,.,.',''.t
meetings i. h,.,uy, IN, H., .,.,.'.,.i,
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Tho important part EccardIrss of
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In the early days of my ministry
! decided to hold a revival meeting
and invited tho help of cvcr~ evan
Eciist knew, who was equipped to
hold a revival but none came.
wrot" to the older preachers that |
thought through an act Of friend
ahLn Mtght cnmn. hmt mono oamo.
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~ WhlNkY II gT0wIng bctIcr.
The Press., 1921-04-28
HOLLAND.

The Thursday evening prayer meet 1 ing will be held in the church.
 Mrs. William Overman of Spring
 field is the guest of Mrs. Mary Jewell
 Baldwin.
 Bessie Ludlow and Maude Metcalf
 are on the honor roll at the Rockville
 high school.
 Miss Florence Meacham of the Will limantic Normal school was home over Sunday.
 Mrs. Arthur Spicer of South Will lington is visiting her mother, Mrs. Wilbur Waldo.
 The Young Peoples Society of Chris tian EndeavOr had a social Friday evening in the church parlors.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Morganson and sons of Rockville were the guests Sunday, of MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Luhrsen.
 Mrs. Ada Rhodes is teaching in Long View, finishing out the term for Miss Elizabeth Daly, who resigned on account of the i'll health of her moth CT.
 Communion will be observed in the Federated church next Sunday. 4 class desiring to join the church in June will be formed in the Sunday school, and special instruction will be given them.
 The Connecticut Sheep Breeders as- sOciatiOn will hold their sheep shear ing contest May 6, at the farm of My ron G. Sparrow. He has a fine flock of Hampshire sheep, and an ideal place for the contest.
 Mrs. K. P. Flint and daughter, Mrs Grace Flint Everson, of Maple Hill, New Britain, have been the guests of Miss Mary J. Baldwin, and Miss Mar gerry J. Baldwin. Mrs. Flint and Mrs EversOn are soon to leave for Santa Barbara, California.
 MT. and Mrs. John E. Clough, Mrs. John Usher, Mrs. John H. Steele, Mrs. L. Ernest Hall, Mrs. Ivan Wilcox, Ira Wilcox, Miss Sarah Wilcox, MT. and Mrs. c. Hubbard West, Rupert West and Charles Gunthers attended the East Central Pomona Grange at Yer non Center last week.
 Miss Jane Pasani, teacher in the grammar grade of the Hicks Memorial school, accompanied Ruth Ayers, Thelma B. Price and Otman Rudolph to the speaking and spelling contest at the capitol at Hartford, last We'd nesday. Through the courtesy of Mrs. Helen A. Jewett they were all taken ! in her auto. Mrs. Jewett was one of ' the judges in the spelling and speak ing contests.
 Miss M. Helen Hicks has offered | $2O for prizes for the schools of the ] town. A prize of $5 for first and $2.5O for second is offered for the pupils standing the highest in a test in in the third, fourth and fifth grades and the prize of $5 and $2,5O is offered for the best essay on nature in the sixth, seventh and eighth grades. The schools scoring the most points in athletics are also offered prizes of ,$3 for first and $2 for second.
 Holland in Civil War Times
 Loren P. Waldo's Early History of Tolland," composed of his addresses as president of the Holland Historical society in 1861, just fell short of the Civil War period, hence my papers take as a theme that period The
The Press., 1921-04-28
PARAMOUNT THEATRE

THURSDAY, William s. Hart in "The Testing Superb Hart Picture Also Burton Holmes. FRIDAY, Monte Blue 'he Wfred Iytel and Diana Allen in the Great Supporting" novel by John Fox, Jr. Also Buster Keaton Comedy Convict 13." SATURDAY, Eva Novak in Wanted Headquarters" From the story by Eugene Wallace Also and Topics SUNDAY Betty Compson in Prisoners of Henry. A Goldwyn Super Production a News reel. MONDAY Alice Joyce in "The Prey" A story Tangled Lives" by Joseph LeIrandt Also a two-ree Western, Beyond The Trail" Featuring Tom Santschi TUESDAY Bebe Daniels in She Couldn't from "In the Bishops Carriage" By Miriam Nicholson Also a Magazine reel WEDNESDAY, Mildred Harris Chaplin old Also a Magazine
 TOWN HALL SATURDAY Monte Blue in "The Kentuckans" Buster Keaton Comedy, Convict 13." WEDNESDAY, Fatty Arbuckle in "Brewsters Millions" A Comedy king in picture Lavish with Laughs From the novel by George Barr McCucheon A Special. Also a Burton Holmes. COMING Meghan in "The A leads through storm to the Rainbow's the Easy Street"
The Press., 1921-04-28
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

, All persons liable for taxes on prop erty in the Borough of Stafford Springs are hereby notified that a tax of six mills on a dollar is due May 1st, 1921. Said tax is payable at par until June 1st, 1921. All taxes unpaid after June 1st will be raised at 9 per cent, per annum.
 will be at my insurance office in Con- verse building, Main street, every Thursday from g to 8, during the month of May.
 ?. j. MURRAY, Collector.