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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Revelations IA Vie sYoAasSsIsso.

That's bad enough" she said
with a little smile. but from the
look OF frozen horror on your face
had guessed that the war was on
again. and D.cky assigned 20 duty at
the front But I cant blame you
for being petrihed with dismay
When does she arrive ?"
"Tomorrow-no - today-oh. I
can't tell-wait till read the rest
OF it-Dicky's written three pages
I turned back nervously TO my
fathers wire. which Dicky had Cor
warded.
Your mother starting north 20.
day against my protests. for wealth
er Is ideal down here Junior in
wonderful condition. I, OF course.
accompanying them. Do not let
Margaret worry"
] flashed a recognizing. grateful
tribute TO my fathers never-failing
solicitude for me. then went on 20
the rest of the message. an almost
hysterical appeal from Dicky.
you will receive this tonight"
his message ran. IF you take first
train tomorrow morning you will
be in time TO meet them. Have
you found house? Get one at once
Don't be too particular No time
for fussiness. If you can't rent
buy Do anything Shall 1 arrange
for party 10 stay at hotel, or shall
I plan TO bring them out2 Please
advise Immediately. DICK"
hlllan's Interference.
I handed IL TO Lillian, silently
after another look at the date line
and gave myself up 10 solving the
problem OF just what was meant by
his todays and tomorrows. When
Lillian finished the message and
looked mp at me was staring az
her In blank dismay.
They're coming in todayi" 1 said
"at 2 o'clock! I can't possibly get
there"
And a good thing you can't
Lillian replied briskly. You've
got all YOU can manage 10 swine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
THE NEWS THE TELEGRAM
BORE

THE NEWS THE TELEGRAM
BORE.
As / put out my hand for the tele-
gram Jerry TIGER had brought. Lii
Ian moved closer 20 me and slip
ped her arm around me in protect
ing comradely fashion. I knew that
she meant TO be ready for any ser
vice II the message should contain
tragic news.
Ny hands were shaking as tore
open the envelope. although ,
scored myself for the weakness. Bun
l never can eradicate my fear OF
tho yellow envelopes. a legacy OF
my childhood days when my little
mother trembled and grew pale az
every wire with the tragedy OF her
missing husband ever before her.
But it was something far different
than tragedy which confronted me
when 1 tore open the envelope. al
though. locking at il from a do
nestle standpoint. the term. after
all, might fit / gasped in dismay
as l read the first words, and my
worry deepened as I went on down
the page. Dicky, with Characters
tic extravaganza. had counted no
words when writing the message.
Distressing News.
Received this wire Just now
from mother" the message began;
Getting unbearably hot down
here. Cannot wait any longer or
your procrastinaton in gettine
house. Should have had something
long before this. VIII attend TO II
myself when I get there. Starting
today. Meet US at Penn station to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
Your father sent this wire 81
Dicky's Message went on, but before
l had courage 10 read Il / turned L
Lillian with a gesture OF hopeless,
dismay.
Mother Graham's on the way
up northi" I said
over Lillian's face flashed a look
OF relief
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Announcements

The Studebaker Civic club will
meet at the Henry Studebaker
school, Friday evening. Nov. is, az
p. m.
Selections ..... Hulnnger Orchestra
business
Reading. .............. Fern Gereiner
Selection $500. Hullinger Orchestra
Address. ..... Dr. Z. G.. Freyermuth
"Schick Test and the Prevention
OF Diphtheria."
Selection. ..... .Hullinger Orchestra
The regular meeting Of the Lit
erature department Of the South
Bend Woman's club will be held Fri
day afternoon a. $3.50. American
Humorlsts' will be discussed BY
Mrs William Probasco a review OF
/ Christopher Morleys book "Kath-
leen" Will be given by Mrs. George
Omacht. original poetry by Mrs.
Walter sherman and Mrs. Bernard
Cole OF Cambridge. Mass.
The monthly meeting OF the
Mothers club OF the s. Michigan 81.
school Will be held Friday afternoon
al 8 o'clock. Rev. b. d. Beck. pas
tor OF Grace NJ. +. church. viii give
an informal talk and the pupils OF
the upper grades will give the mu-
steal program.
The Woman's Missionary society
OF the Conference Memorial L. b.
church will entertain in honor of
the new members Friday afternoon
az 2.30 at the home OF Mrs. D. o.
Miller, 524 2. Broadway.
Mrs, John McHenry. 1915 Lincoln
Way w. Will entertain the Home
Service department OF the First
Presbyterian church az a Thanks
giving social Friday afternoon. As
sisting Mrs. McHenry Will be Mrs
Charles Murdoch. Mrs. John Shafer
Mrs. ]. F. Fetter, Mrs. K. France
and Miss Amy Bartlett.
The Ladies auxiliary OF the Phil
a-Bar class OF the Indiana Avenue
Christian church viii meet Friday
afternoon az the home OF Mrs Car
Fitch. 27O5 S. Michigan 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
TOmOrrow'S
HOROSCOPE
BY GensvIsvs Kemki8
SATURDAY. NOV. 10.

This days sidereal operations
must be interpreted as troublesome
and unsettled. While there may be
enough activity, with the mind alert
and responsive to prevailing cOndi-
lions, and with a leaning TO new
and large projects, yet a malefic
force may retard and thwart any
real progress and nullify the finan-
ciaI prospects. Avoid speculation,
and postpone important change or
journey.
Those whose birthday II Is have
the forecast Of a year Of perplexing
situations. with little financial re-
turn for their worthy eudeavors.
They should protect their money
and cherish their positions. a child
born on this day should receive
early training in industry, thrift and
puuculious methods in both A social
and business way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

me compellingiy.
Il think you'll DO me the iustlto
% say that 7 don't often interfere
with what ls none Of my business
she began. but 7 can't stay silene
and let YOU half-kiil yourself with a
crazy stunt IKE this Just listen -
a few facts.
Junior is IN wonderful confi-
ton Your father says -. He IS
having Just the same care ne has
had for the last two weeks. You
didn't expect 20 zee him for two or
three weeks 20 come. Why-just
because ne Is 500 miles nearer than
he was yesterday-risk your own
health and your chances Of getting
Uvable home for him. By going GO
New York az this time7"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

and Mrs. Donald Hines. Pom pom
chrysanthemums centered the
luncheon table at which covers were
placed for IL members. Mrs. Lloyd
Greenan was the speaker OF the az
ternoon and discussed "Reconstruc-
ton After the Civil War" In two
weeks the club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Elmer Daicey. Yukon
av.
The Mothers club held an all day
meeting at the home Of Mrs II. T.
Montgomery, IrOnwood I'd. Thurs
day A two course luncheon was
served at noon TO 10 members Of
the club. The afternoon was spent
at needlework The club will meet
again IN two weeks.
The Thursday club met with Mrs
z. F. Webster. 92s Niles av.. Thurs
day afternoon. After the business
session. Mrs. Luther Martin gave a
talk on Colonial Women" and Mrs
Ernest Mossey discussed Uncle
Sans Pension Problem" Mrs. L.
/ +. Snyder reported the meeting Of
/ the county federation OF clubs held
on Nov. - at the Baptist church
The next meeting of the club will
be held on Dec. /.
The Circle OF Mercy was enter
] tanned Thursday afternoon at the
1 home OF Mrs. Edward Cherheart. y.
Taylor St Thirty-five members
were present During the business
I session. reports from various COM
/ mittees were given and plans were
made for a Christmas tree and cele-
I bration TO take place at the day nur-
sery. Any donation Of toys would
be appreciated by the committee IN
I charge of the affair. In two weeks
the circle will be entertained at the
home OF Mrs. Frank Toepp. 525 ".
Washington av.
The Helena Rebecca circle met
Thursday afternoon at the I. o. o. F.
i hall The hostesses were Mrs. John
Hetein, Mrs. Charles Engel and
Mrs. VIII Rasmussen. Arrange
ments were made for bazar to be
held at the hall on Dec. 10. Light
refreshments were served 20 40
members during the social hour.
The next meeting will take place In
two weeks at the hall.
A charming affair OF Thursday
was the l o'clock luncheon given by
Miss Marjorie Sweet. 1903 Z. Jeffer-
son blvd. for Il guests. The per-
fectly appointed luncheon table was
conferred with a silver basket of
Columbia roses and lighted with
four cyrstal-shaded candles in silver
holders. Places we're laid for Mrs
Herbert Wolfe, Mrs. Edward Pea
cock, Mrs. Haroli Shafer. Mrs. Don
aid Eldredge. Mrs. George Stephen
son, Mrs. Willard Fleming. Miss
Agatha Clarke, Miss Frances Salin-
ger, Miss Katheryn Cole. Miss Made
lon Shidler and Miss Esther Stude-
baker.
The woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the StuI Memorial church
was entertained Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. w. B,
Allen. 213 Irvington av. The devo-
tionals were led by Mrs. Fred Emit
zian. and the program was in charge
OF Mrs Carl Cook. Reports were
heard from the delegates who at
tended the district convention and
an interesting talk was given by the
pastor. Rev. c. Young. The program
closed with a vocal solo by Mrs. l..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

his deal and get this house ~ 20
I've in, IL you can buy e."
But my baby will be there" 7
protested holly. This telegram
must have been received last night.
Why wasn't II brought out7" I turn
ed on Jerry TIGER. I fear. as II he
were personally responsible. At
any rate. Jerry chose TO take II that
way.
1T wasn't my fault" he said re-
sentfully when kilograms come
after closing hours they don't send
them out even II It's a death And
they don't deliver in the country
anyway; just put then, in the letter
box This was in our letter box.
marked care TIGER and I didn't
stop 10 buy anything; just hur-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
PePS Il ais

Miss Mamie Metz has been called
70 Goshen. y. Y, due TO the serious
illness of her sister Mrs j. II.
Loshbough.
Miss Vida Shonts. 203 r. Marion
St. left Wednesday for New York
city 10 be the guest for several
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Shonts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

Red down here as fast as I could
make old Prince galiop."
Il didn't mean that Il was your
fault. Jerry" said piacatngly.
You were wonderful 20 bring II so
quickly But II I only had received
It last night I wonder n could
make II in the car. what time Is
it ."
Lillian put her hand. cool re-
straining. en- my wrist.
"Prithee. give me Just so seconds
Of your time" she said lightly. but
I knew that something important
lay behind her casual manner. 50 I
stepped aside with her. with a muir
INJURED word OF apology 10 the rest.
Out Of hearing OF any OF the 9TH
ers. Lillian stopped and looked az
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
dISOCIkTY@"9 PERSONAL ,sf VS1ES

votionaIs were red by Mrs. F. J.
Clark. and the subject OF the after
noon. Island Fields" was discussed
BY Mrs. F. ". Fromn. A vocal diIef
~ Mrs. George Gall and Miss Mar
1orie Fields completed the program.
Light refreshments were served. on
Dec. Is. the next meeting will be
held at the church. Mrs. Homer Tag
CART, viii be the acting chairman Of
the entertainment committee.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Nun
son Chapel were entertained at an
all-day meeting at the homo OF Mrs.
/ David Brown, Division St. road,
Thursday. Fourteen members and
I two guests were present. At noon a
pot luck dinner was served and the
afternoon was spent socially and was
| IN the nature OF a reception Of two
new members recently admitted TO
Y the society. In three weeks. Mrs.
Frank Bower, Sample St, road. viii
entertain the club.
The series OF Saturday evening dane
/
sumed Saturday evening at the OIL
yer hotel. Plans are being made for
LIS couples and the program Of Jane
es will be played by the Big Five
| orchestra.
Mrs. we're Srayer. 329 ". Taylor
at. entertained at Bridge Thursday
| afternoon. honoring her guests. Mrs.
/ Howard Shafer and Mrs. Effie Bra
I ckett OF Rochester. Ind, and her sis
/ ter, Mrs. Frank Iorey, Of Chicago.
Eight tables were filled with play
+ ers, the favors being won by Mrs
L. W. Walton and Mrs. Edgar Car
yer.
Mrs. Grant f. Timmons. 1884
| Woodward av., entertained a few
guests informally Thursday after
noon. The Afternoon was spent at the
I bridge tables. Mrs. Claude Geyer Sc
curing the favor.
Mrs. William T. Krumm. s25 Ash
land av.. was hostess to the members
OF the Thursday Luncheon club yes
terday afternoon. Luncheon was
served at 1 O'Clock from an unusu-
ally attractive table conferred with
an empire basket Of pink and white
pompoms At bridge, the favor was
won by Miss Gladys Van Gorder.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks at the home OF Mrs.
Thomas Snow, Ashland, av.
Mrs. Lew Fleming. ZIG z. South
St. entertained the Luncheon Bridge
club Thursday afternoon at lunch
con at the oliver hotel, covers be-
ing placed for ID guests. At cards
the favors were won by Mrs. Fred
Cook and Mrs. w. A. Bryan. In
two weeks the club will be enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs Fred
Cook, woodward av
The Temple Bethel Sisterhood
were entertained at a card party
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Samuel Fox. els s. st. Joseph
St The assisting hostesses were
Mrs. NJ. Brooks and Mrs. S. Alter
Thirty members OF the club were
present and light refreshments were
served. The place of the next meet
ing Will be announced later.
The members of the Quartorize
club were entertained at a l o'clock
luncheon Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. ID. NJ. Coen, Oil Gold
en- av. The assisting hostesses were:
Mrs Elmer DaiCev Mrs u Z Frye
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
ADVICE TO GIRLS

Dear Annie Laurie:
am almost II years Of age. and
have been going with a young man
about seven months. During this
time I have learned TO love him
dearly, and I'm sure he cares for
me, for he has proved It in every
way.
His aunt is a good friend OF mine
and 1 visit her quite often. Last
week she invited me 10 spend the
night with her, and 1 did. While 1
was there another young man friend
OF mine called. The young man 1
have been going with became angry.
and said was talking 10 a man Of
bad character and he also told me
some things his aunt said I did
which were not true. II hurt my
feelings. for I think a lot OF his
aunt, and can't understand why she
said what she did.
I got furious. and I had a big
fuss with him. l told him not to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

call me up again, and II ne saw me
on the street not 10 dare speak. He
tried hard to apologize, but I would
not listen 10 him. I can see he is
sorry, but he has not called on me
since the night we had the fuss.
go with a good many other boys,
but would gladly give them all up
for him. see can never love
anyone else as love him, and would
like to be friends again, but don't
know how 10 go about it. Will you
please advise me? WORRIED.
WORRIED: II seems to me, my
dear, that you were as much in the
wrong as your friend was, for II
he became unreasonably angry with
YOU that did not excuse your flying
into a rage and refusing 70 accept
his apology. Therefore, If you wish
TO win back his friendship, all you
can do is 10 tell him this and that
YOU gladly forgive him and hope
he will forgive you.
Dear Annie Laurie am 81
years old and have four children. I
love a woman Of "a, and have gone
with her for four years and she says
she cares for me. but still keeps me
waiting Would you advise me TO
forget her and learn 10 care for an
other girl, who seems TO like me?
UNHAPPY MAN.
Unhappy Man.-Without knowing
more of the circumstances I could
not advise you. If you wish TO tell
the reason she is keeping YOU wait
ing. I could possibly advise.
ANNIE LAURIE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

Karr. accompanied by Mrs. Donald
Allen.
Members Of the Live oak Grove
No. 1 met in regular session at w.
o. w. hall Wednesday evening.
Contests were featured the prizes
being awarded Mrs. Laura Cobb and
Mrs. Emma Eckhart. Plans were
completed for an interurban meet
ing 10 be held Jan. IA and for a
card party 10 be given Nov 30. both
70 take place at the W. Q. W. hall.
The Oliver Mothers club met at
the school Wednesday afternoon and
enjoyed the following program.
Songs by the mothers and a talk
on Minded Children" by G.
Incl. Thirty-two members were
present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

The woman's Missionary socie-
~ OF the Grace NJ. +. church held
their regular monthly meeting
Thursday Afternoon at the church
parlors. Mrs. J. A. Clark was the
chairman OF a committee acting as
hostesses for the afternoon The de-
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Elaborate in detail and a splendid
success fre-n every point Of view
me dinner dance given last evening
for the benefit or the Knights Of
columbus building fund. was most
enjoyable AFFAIR The entire Mezza-
nine floor was reserved for the en-
tertainment and dinner. about 500
guests being present, many from
neighboring towns
Harry Denny's orchestra played
during the dinner and a splendid
.s-ogram. was presented following the
dinner. Judge Thomas Mott acting
fs toastmaster.
D. J. Sullivan. OF Notre Dame, gave
a very dramatic rendition of Alfred
Noyes' poem, The HighwayInen
and IN responding 20 an encore gave
Between Two Loves" by T. A. DAILY.
and DR.. Burtons III I Had Time. +"
Miss Hazel Weinrlch. OF St Mary's
college sang Were ] The Rose By
Dietmont and shadow March Dy
Del Rigo. Walter Clemens was then
introduced and gave a very short
but entertaining little speech and
was followed by Miss Florence
Guthrie. who. in splendid voice. sang
a Birthday" by Woodman and Mary
Turner Salter's PROPOSE. J." DR.. j.
r. Meany. OF Manitowoc, Wis, by
request gave an outline OF the
methods used in the realization Of
a new Knights OF Columbus home
az ManitOwoc.
Following the program the guests
enjoyed dancing In the Rotary room
and five hundred and bridge were
played in the Turkish and Pink
rooms
Much credit for the success Of the
affair is given 20 John WOrden and
committees including Mrs. ]. +.
Lechner. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Poulin.
Mrs. John WOrden, John Hiss and G.
Michaels: door committee. Miss Nell
Heiser, Miss Genevieve Howard
Louis McGann and Frank Lies; re-
ception committee, Or. a. J. Mcneil.
Otto Probst. J. Albert Peak. DR.. and
Mrs. J. b BertHng. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Toepp, Mr. and Mrs. J. d,
Weber Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hickey
and Mrs. s. J. Powers. Mr.. and Mrs,
Edmund Wills. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schumacher. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hiss. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goetz ana
Mr.. and Mrs n p Calnon; card
committee. Mrs. A. Michaels. Mrs.
Thomas Williams. Mrs. NJ. P. Cal
non. Mrs Albert Defining, and Mrs
Julia Lane.
The Allied Dancing club gave a
dance Thursday evening at the
Tribune auditorium. Harry Denny's
orchestra played the program OF
dances for about one hundred guests
A feature Of the evening was a
gypsy fortune dance The commit
tee in charge Of the affair was Nir.
and Mrs. Carl Ayres. Mr.. and Mrs
William Renfranz and Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Smith. The club will give
their dances every other week on
Monday instead OF Thursday even
ings as previously announced.
The Woman's Missionary socie-
" OF the Grace M. +. church held
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

The members of the Quartorize
club were entertained at a 1 o'clock
luncheon Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. d. NJ. Coen, Oil Cold
en- av. The assisting hostesses were:
Mrs. Elmer Daicey, Mrs. b. F. Frye
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Sheffield Silverware-

Covered Vegetable Dish
lock handle. Cover can
also be used as separate
dish . SIZ.UU
Salt and Pepper Sets, per
pair SI.OO. SIPS. $3.50
Handled Flower Baskets,
tall graceful shapes $3.50
to - $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Much Underpriced

-AFA0~ll OAlOCE OTlCc0
High Grade Silver on white
metal, all heavily plated
and finely finished.
Sandwich or Cake Tray
each SID
Bread or Roll Tray 1896
Water Pitcher, 3-pint size.
each ........... S5.95
Gravy Boat and Tray $3.50
Meat Platter, l7inch size.
each ........... $1,000
Relish Dish, handled. glass
lined. has three compart-
ments .... SO. -
Round Covered Dish, COW
er can also be used sepa-
rately .... SI90
Sugar and Cream Sets, gold
lined. two STYLES, per
pair SI.OU
-Silverware Dept
Main Floor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

Karr. accompanied by Mrs. Donald
Allen.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-24
Z BIZ TRACTORS RECEIVED HERE

Two 10-ton Holt caterpillar trac- 'o-s. were unloaded in the Warren district yesterday fer use by the county road gangs in this vicinity. They were secured from the govern ment through the state highway de- partment and are part of the equip ment that will be received by the county, according to County Engi- neer Syd Smith. They will be used first on the work on the road be- tween the ball park, in Warren, and Osborn. This work will be started as soon as the gang now working on the streets of Warren completes it's work.
 The county engineer has not re- ceived any word from the state. high way commission about the money from the 75 per cent, fund that is to be used in surfacing the highway be- tween here and Tombstone. He eX- pects to go to Phoenix the latter part Of this week or the first of next to take up the matter with them.
 The tractors will be used in this work and the county engineer eX- poets to get this work started as soon as the road gang has completed their work to Osborn: Scarifiers wiH be used behind the tractors. on the road to Tombstone. and it is expect ed that by their use the worklwiIl be completed in time for the July rains to put the road in first class shape.
 Other work in the district is con- templated soon by the county engi- reer.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-24
Douglas Woman Is
 Awarded S35 For
 Old Grocery Bill

A Douglas woman yesterday had the honor of receiving the smallest verdict recorded in the history of Cochise county by jury. SS5. That was all she sued for except the inter est which amounted to s2.6O. She was also allowed the court costs by the jury.
 Some time ago Dora B. Wylie se- cured | divorce from G. A. Wylie but. when the decree was granted, the sum of $35 that she had paid for groceries was not allowed. She brought suit for the amount. The case was tried yesterday in the su- Derior court before Judge Pattee of Tucson. Judge Lockwood being dis qualified. The jury was out but a few moments and gave the woman what she asked for.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-24
5 Youngsters Are Held For Looting
 Old Review Plant

Charged with turning "topsy turvy" big stock of hotel equipment stored in the old Review building on O. K. street, three small boys, Jay and Tony Tassi and Antonio Ramos, 10 and II years, were brought before Judge Craig yesterday. The three boys i'm plfcated number of other boys of the same age.
 Mrs. J. G. Potts, owner of the hotel goods stored in the building returned a few days ago from California, and found that everything in the building had been turned literally inside out. She reported the matter to the police, and the three boys were arrested in the building by Patrolman Callison and Deputy Sheriff Gipson. Mrs. Potts said that she cannot tell what is missing from the stores until she has made an inventory today
 In their search for curios the boys had opened trunks and boxes and lit tered the contents about the floors. They said that they went into the building first last Wednesday,, and that they found the door unlocked. All of the boys involved will appear this afternoon before Mrs Cummings, county probation officer, who will investigate the matter further.