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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-09
Some Bargains In Ladies'
Sweaters

We have on sale number Of
sweaters some slip overs in a variety
OF colors; to close out priced at St.9S.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-09

TONES wants his house paint
ed pearl gray. You want
olive green or bungalow brown.
1t costs more 10 make pearl
gray. Why then should you
pay the same price as Jones-in
other words help pay his paint
ing cost?
Each kind and color Of Certain
tecd paints priced according to
the cost Of making that particular
product plus a fair and uniform
profit. We price these goods TO
you on the same basis.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
intercollegiate Clee Club
Concert To Ro HeId Ga4,,~d


The fifth annual intercollegiate glee
club contest will be held at the new
Town Hall, 1913 East Forty-third Street,
New York city, on Saturday, February
26, at $50 p. m. Since the last con-
test in 1917 the organization Of the
contests has been changed and a mem
hership corporation formed through
the efforts of several members of the
University Glee Club of New York.
The new officers and the colleges they
represent are: Harvard, Albert r.
Pickernell, president; Yale, William s.
Haskell, vice president; Amherst.
James G. Warren, secretary; Vermont,
Dana F. Woodman, treasurer. I The
board of directors consists of the at
GERS and Philip NJ. Brett, Rutgers;
Arthur M. Cox, Columbia; Otto A.
Hack, Princeton; James A Leyden,
Penn State; Douglas J.. Miller, Cor
nell; Vincent Roberts, New York Uni
versity; Sylvanus D. Ward, Syracuse.
and DR.. w. D. White, University of
Pennsylvania.
The glse clubs representing Harvard,
Columbia, New York University, Am
herst. University of Pennsylvania,
Dartmouth, Penn State and Princeton
have entered the contest this year
The committee secured the services
Of the following musicians to act as
judges for this years contest: Kurt
SCHNEIDER, composer and conductor Of
the Schola Cantorum; Victor Harris,
conductor Of the st. Cecilia Society
and Nelson P. Coffin, conductor of the
Mendelssohn Glee Club of New York.
The "prize song" for the contest this
year is "My Love" by Horatio Parker
Each contestant will have to sing this
song in turn and the major part of the
judges decision will be based on the
way this song is rendered.
The University Glee Club of New
York, which presented the large silver
cup given the winner each year, will
also sing few selections under the
direction Of Arthur D. Woodruff, con-
ductor.
The closing number on the program
will be 1.-THE Stein Song" by Fred
erick Field Bullard, which will be sung
by the combined clubs, numbering
about $40 voices.
The challenge cup was won by Har-
ward in 1914, Dartmouth in 1915,
Princeton in 1915 and Harvard in 1917.
If Harvard is the successful contender
this year they will own the cup perms-
nently.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Costume Recital at
Princess Theater on Friday

At the Princess Theater on Friday
afternoon, February 25, Sydney Thomp-
son and George Harris jr. will give
program of ballads and folk music,
which they have entitled "Yistas of Old
Romance"
Miss Thompson will recite in cos
tune and Mr.. Harris's troubadour
songs of the thirteenth century will
also be given in costume. Among the
ballads that Miss Thompson will recite
are "The Ballad of King Lear and His
Three Daughters" adapted from Sir
Thomas Mallory and several old Eng
lish and Moorish tales.
Mr.. Harris, besides the troubadour
songs, will sing a group of English
and a group of Americas folk songs.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Miss CALI and Mr., Bonfglio will dance.
Mr.. Wolff will conduct.

Mlss Galh and Mr.. Bonhgl1o Will dance.
Mr.. Wolff will conduct.
La Boheme" will open the fifteenth
week of the Metropolitan opera sea-
son tomorrow evening, when it will be
sung by Mines. Bori and Ponselle and
Messrs. Hackett and Scotti. Mr. Papi
will conduct.
"Cleop&tra's Night" and lie Cog
dor" as a double bill on Wednesday
evening, the former with Mines. Aida,
Ingram and Tiffany and Messrs. Kings
ton, Audisio, d'Angelo and Reschiglian
MIR. Hadley, the composer, will conduct.
lie COG dor" will be sung by Mines.
SSeotney, sundelius and Berat apd
Messrs. Diaz, Didur, Ananian, Reschig-
liam and Audisio and danced by Misses
CALI and Rudolph and Messrs. Bolm,
Bonfglio, Bartik and Agnini Mr.. Bam-
boschek will conduct.
Louise" on Thursday evening with
Mines. Farrar and Berat and Messrs.
Harold and Whitehil. Miss Rudolph
will dance. Mr.. Wolf will conduct.
Don Carlos" on Friday evening with
Mines. Ponselle and Gordon and Messrs.
Martineli, de Luca and Didur. Miss
Cali and Mr.. Bonfglio will dance. Mr.
Papi will conduct.
Samson ct Dalila" will be sung at
popular prices on Saturday evening by
Nine. MatGenauer and Messrs. Sembach,
Amato, Mardones, Schiegel, Reschiglian,
Paltrinieri and Audisie. Miss Ogden
will dance. Mr.. Wolf will conduct.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Students of Institute to
Give Public Concert Saturday

The eighth annual public concert Of
the Institute of Musical Art will be
given at Aeolian Hall Saturday eve
ming, February 26, at S:l5 o'clock.
The concert is given under the aus
pices of the Auxiliary Society of the
institute of Musical Art. This society
provides a number OF scholarships to
enable talented students to secure a
musical education.
In memory of the 150th anniversary
of Beethoven's birth the program will
contain the works of this composer
only. They will be Eroica Symphony,
Concerto for the violin, Choral Fam
tasy for piano. orchestra and chorus.
The orchestra is composed entirely
Of students, except for a few double
BASES engaged for this occasion: The
solo parts and ehoruses will also be
performed by students.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
To.uieht's s4Opera Concert

At to-night's "Upera Concert ALBERT
spalding, violinist. will play Wieniaw-
sky's Concerto in D minor and pieces
bv Brahms. Sarasate and spelding. Miss
Florence Easton will sing "Vissi d'Arte"
from "Tosca" and several songs by
Rummei, Carpenter, Roderrbeck, Stickles
and Hausman. Miss Kitty Beale will
sine @Charmaut oiseau" from LA
perie du Bresil" M. Pasquale Amato
will sing the Brindisi from Hamlet"
and Largo al Factotum" from The
Barber of Seville" The orchestra, under
tbe direction Of Richard Hageman, will
play Beethoven's "Leonore' overture No
q. L;szt's symphonic poem, Les Pre-
ludes," and Liadow's dance de iAnna-
xone.s
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
The Status of Popular Music
And Its Effect Upon Taste
tallaclous Arguments in Favor of sJazz' Genius
Cannot be Measured by Monetary Standards; A. b.
Walkleys Erroneous Defense of Vulgar Music

vogue in the dance hall and on the
music counter to-day. Subject them to
the time test How long do the most
popular of them last? Perhaps two
years or so--long enough to make their
makers or compilers rich. How old
are the folk songs of Great Britain ?
Centuries; but they have made nobody
rich' except in thought, experience and
feeling. Are they beautiful? If not
they would not be alive to-day If they
are beautiful they have a message. for
the people of to-day. Why not invite
its delivery, encourage it-promote it?
Why talk everlastingly about the
ephemeral thing?
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Sunday

Carnegie Hall, 3 p. m. Piano recital
by Arthur Rubinstein, pianist, and
Paul Kochanski, iolinist, under the
auspices of the Friends of Music:
Sonata in e major or...,..........Ba Bach
" S' -' Ernest Bloch
Sonata in D minor. or.......,......B Brahms
Carnegie Hall, 3 p. m. Concert by
the Philharmonic Society:
symphony No. c, in major, op. es.
Funeral March. from THE Dusk ast{H''S" Of the
God; God;s"; i Prize Song: from ,.TT The Mas.
Tbs sarFsnsfd by Wiisss
Fire seems. Dawn I'sG and the Rhine
Journey. from .siegfried" and The
Iolss Dusk % Of the the Gods" [arransed BY
At S:15 p. m. Concert by the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra:
Symphonic Poem, No. 8. Les Preiudes'
Prelude to "Lohengrin": Prelude to
The Mastersingers OF Nuremberg
Town Hail. 2:3o p. m. Piano recital
by Martin Lisan:
PrRludium and Fugue, A minor;
Sonata quasi una fantasia, op. 81, No
2, In minor orr..,..............B Beethoven
Faassk;' Fantssie IN ImpTomptu in mnor! isfnnn"nn
Scherzc in fiat: Polonaiss in 4
c,I nae ::.'.' ''..'..'-' Chopin
Rhapsodio Honeroise. No. i5.....:..Lisst
City College, p. m. Organ recital
by Samuel A. Baldwin:
Toccata and Fugue in minor. r......Bach
Benedictus; Pastorale .............. Roger
SECOND sonata .;..'.'.I .'..''.... Page a
i s+ va rotts f, w at u
Kamraenoi ostrow .......... .RubInstein
Prelude and Fugue on the Name -.
Bach ....-.-....s.'.. .JisZtt
Hippodrome, 8:15 p. m. Concert by
Rosa Raisa, soprano; Giacomo Rimini,
baritone, and the Chicago Opera or
chestra:
Overture. "oberon" weber
Aria from "Forza del Destino". "..,... Verdi
Rosa Raisa
Aria from lie Roi de Lahore. Massenet
Giacorno Rimini
Aria Of the Shepherd Leht..
None but the Lonely Heart. Tschaikowsky
.katushks Golubushka.. E. Russian folk song
Rosa Rassa
TFTee T caacasan Sketches. ipoitow.1vanow aiio1S
Aria from La WailyH ;..-..... .Catalani
Rosa Ra1sa
Aria from "LAfrioaine, ::.:.'. 'Meyerheer
Duet lie Crucifx' fx''.................F .Faurs
Rosa Raisa and Giacomo Rinini
Hungarian March ..... .Berlioz
Madison Square Garden, s:15 p. m.
Concert by Cantor Josef Rosenblatt,
tenor; Rosa-Linda Neuwirth, soprano,
and j. Piastro Borssoff, iolinist;
Winter Ahend (Russian) g.. .Tschaikowsky
Allsr Sellen Germany .......,..... Strauss
;ClaVaiitoS (Spsnish) ...r.,...,.. .Valverde
Star OF Gold (Engiish) ....... Mana yucca
Cantor Rosenblstt
Zigeunerweisen .................. .sarRsate
Aria OF Eliazar. La julie" (Frenchl.
HAisvy
Omar Rasbt Elosor (Hsbrsw) .Rosenblattt
Cantor Rosenblatt and j. Pjastro Borissoff
Violin ohbiisato, signor carnavals
La Partida ................F #. Ii. Alvarez
OhFeqo!teG Love s...... FRANK La Forge
Rosa Linda Neuwirth
Humoresque Oriental .,..,..J. p. Borissots
J. Piastro Borissoff
Achenu kol BETH israel tKebrew) ~
Melech al kol (Hebrewl ......RosenbIatt
(Improvisation)
Cantor Rosenblatt
Hebrew Melody ........ .Aehron -zimbaiist
CarnaYai Russo .............. WieniAwsky
j. Piastro Borssoff
Aria, MI chiamano Mimi from La
Bohefne' ..'.......,......., Puccini
Snoner Israel ........,,.......R .Rosenolatt
Rosa Linda Nsuwirth
Russian waltz, Poi iaftitshka pos Un
Italian).
Cantor Rosenblatt
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Thursday

Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. m. Concert by
the National Symphony Orchestra:
Suite in B minor. or.............,..,...RA RAsh
"veFkiaeTte Nacht. for ~ string orchestra sN'A
symphony. No. 8. in B minor. ''fSl.''fS PA
thetique' ................. Tchaikovslxy
At $3.50 p. m. Concert by the Phil
harmonic Society:
| symphony in D minor. Cesar Franck
Concerto ne 6rd IN major op 81. for violin
Fritz Kreisier beethoven
March slav...........-'" -rcbsil,o,,..,,,
Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m. Piano recital
by Olga Ssmarof. Fourth Beethoven
program:
0p. a.. No. l. in major.
Op. rs, in fat major.
OPP. 2S IN D major
Op. 81. No. 3, in E fat.
Mr. Stokowskl Will sneak on Be4thovsp.s
middle period.
At s:15 p. m. Song recital by Mar
guerite d'Alvarez, contralto:
Tu Sci Morta. g ,r,u+.
Reoisstif ct Air. Iphigenie en- Aulide ca'"''
Menuet Chante .........,....,,''- EtuGH I.I,Pt,
Ettet De Neige ...............Po PoldoxakS
SoIonoine Observation-Disclosures. Poldoyyssi
sEe ''''.' ''..'............C Dehussy
Cariiio, '''-'''''''' Borodins
The Lovers Curse &C. DonegaI II. Hugha.
Ii Were King Of Ireland
rs ~, Arr. by W. A. Fisher
Inc Next Market Day (Ulster Melody.
ses Fever ..............,.,....J i TrefsD% nrS
A Tus OJos. E,,stA
III PAno tfolksong OF Andalusia}. '''''
AIT 1,x des Cartes. Habanera. seguidilla
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Music Notes

a Schubert program will be given a.
the Friday Noon Hour of Music at 4ba
Brick Church, by Clarence Dickinson
with Mabel CorIew, soprano. and u.x
pert kaufman, violinist, who will pre-
sent she Following program: March. in
1oAk dance rhythm; song, "'ro Be suns
on the Water; violin, Ave Maria:
manuel; song, the Lord Is NV Shen.
nerd; andante from symphony in e.
violin, Slumber Song; serenade: sonn.
Hedge Roses" "Hark, Hark' ~
LARK; Aarche Militaire.
The London" symphony Of Vaughan
Williams, which was first pIayeS in
America by the New York Symnhonv
orchestra on the last two DAYS of Dr~
cemner, under the direction of Albert
Coates, and more recently repeated bv
waiter Damroseh, viii be featured in
several of the programs which Mr.
Damroseh has prepared for perform
arce during the February tour Of hia
organization.
Walter Damrosch will conduct snr.
certs OF the New York Symphonv or.
enestra IN Philadelphia, Baltimore
Washington, Scranton, Rochester. To,
ronto, Buffalo and Poughkeepsie re.
turning home for concert in Carnegie
HAIL. MaEch 5, with Paul Kocharskl.
Continued on next paxeA
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Calennar for the Curreut DIRK

SuNDAf-Aeoian Hail.
pianist and Paul Kohanski, violnis
Friends Of Music Carnegie Hail.
NOME Socy Town Hail.
CITY College, recital by Samuel A. Baldwin;
dome 8:15 soprano; Rmini
Square Garden 85 Rosenblatt
tenor j. Paro Borissof, vionst,
Metropolitan House,
MONDAf-Aeolan Hail. 8:15
negie Hail. 8:15 Symphony Orchestral
Manhattan Opera House. OPERA Re-" and
ballet "Danse Macabe"; Metropolitan
TUESDAY-Aeoian recital Nina
Carnegie Hail.
m. violin by Sabatn Manhattan Opera House
Italian LA Boheme Italian OPERA "Tosca"
Metropolitan Opera House, 45 p m, German
"Parsifal" p. m, Italian OPERA "Tosca."
NEDNESDAYCarnege Hal, $3.50 p
phony Orchestral 8:15 p violin
lege, recital by Samuel A Baldwin,
House, Italian "LAmoe Metropolitan
Opera House. m, "Cleopatras
dor"
THURSDAY-Cnegie m concert BY the National sv
Aeoian Hail. by samaroF p m,
recital by
French Romeo Julie" Metropolitan House,
8 m, French opera Louise.
FRlDAY-Canegie Hail. 2:3O by the Philharmonic
Manhattan House. opera,
Rusticana" "Pagliacci"
sATURDAHAeolian Hail. recital by Joseph schwarz
Art; Carnegie Hail. p. ms
Orchestral Manhattan House, p. m, opera.
"Faus Italian "Rigoletto'; Metropolitan Opera
House Italian Andrea
Samson ct Dalla."
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20

instrumentalists with Chinese violin
and flute, and George Braun sr. and jr.,
Alfred Friese and Louis Mehling, play
ing tympani and instruments of per-
cussion. The program will be as fol-
lows:
Elementary Rhythm: Excerpt from
Twilight of the Gods. ........Wa gner
Perpetuum Mobile, for pedal and
tympam ;;;,;..,..'..' Mid Ischuite
Song: Troubadour Song. 'Lo Now
Bid Farewell"
Bernard de ventadorn u145-1fsO
NaiHyr S CaIl. .-.-. ...,.,... s.... aRner
Allegretto Grazloso .............. Schubert
Song; Songs My Mother Taught Me-"
"Nimrod'' "Dorabella," from Enigma
Variations" ..................... Etear
Song: THE Infant Jesus' ..-......... Jon
CplneSe music, .....,.,.. ChlueBS singers
Song; Ny Days Have Been SO Won
coneert SS overture. 1912 (orsan A0pnn'0" ana
percuss!on) ............. .TschSIkowsky
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Dickinson's Historical Lectures
To End Next Tuesday

The last recital in Clarence Dickin-
sons annual historical lecture series.
st Union Theological Seminary on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock will
have for its subject Rhythm" Mr..
Dickinson will be asslsred by Rosalie
Miller, soprano; Chinese singers and
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Monday

Aeo1!an Hall, s:15 p. m. Concert by
the Elshuco Trio:
Trio in C major. Op. s7....,......Brahrns
Sonata for Violonceilo and Plano in
major, Op. S..................,.. Strauss
Carnegie Hall, e:15 p. m. Concert by
the National Symphony Orchestra:
Suite. "L'ArIestenne." No. I..........B Bizet
Symphonic Poem, "schelomo,' for
cello and orchestra. .-...... 90. Bloch
Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, No.
!, In y minor: Academic" over ..
ture ..........,......... Brahms
Soioists Arthur Ruhinstein, pianist
Cornelius Van Vliet, 'ceiiist.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20

Carnegie Hall, 2:3o .. IA. Concert
by the National Symphony Orchestra.
Repetition Of Monday evenings pro-
gram.
At s:1b p. m. Violin recital by Nit
nitzky:
Sonata in major. Jor................Ha Handel
Concerto IN . major (Cadenza by
Mitnitzky) ...............-.' Paganini
Serenade melancoHQue. .... Tschafkowsl1y
MARIE Cradle Song ..... Roger -Bsrrnas
variations on theme by Corelli
TafEini- KreisIer
Nocturne in e minor. -. Chop pin -Mitnitsky
,,nSt 90 Aitnitzky
Ealse Inelancoliqus. us.............. MttnitzIxy
La ronde des lutins. Bazzini
City College, 4 p. m. Organ recital
by Samuel A. Baldwin:
sonata IN minor .Mendelssohn
Gahon IN y major. ,..s....... Schumann
SAetcn IN + minor. :.......... Schunl ann
,,.p "eepths, NournInS .'....-....... Llszr
SSSASoiN tao%sio. ..... .,.sss.ssss Merkel
Sonata, the oath Psalm. .Reubke
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Saturday

Asolian Hall, $3.50 p. m. Song recital
by Joseph SchwarZ, barytone:
Ams riu NeH ''''''''.-. s--... .GiordEpi
OhFlstos wos kres tChrist Has RisenJ
IA wa p-..o, r, Rachnansnoff
YAs,a lcnz., RachmaninofS
FYacna tEs tns '''-'.'.... .Rachmaninoff
AAfnacht, Du bist die Ruh, Der W@n ~S
Gersr ANN den Mond, Am Mser
- s w. 80 '....... Franz SchnhArt
= I, invitation au Voyage. STnnuooIt nn,t~I
syiyeiIn. Eth WA, ''''.'.''..... DeDussy
Carnegie Hall, 3 p. m. Concert -
music Tor the piano by RachmaninofS.
Son9ta no 2 opus 80. Rachmani,as,
aaneIa y; .....': ......... Tschs ikows<y
0'N@'~ NO o. opus So; poem. opus g2' '
Two Nove1Iea ncr~ - Scriabine
I%o t tEtoaes Tableaux, LIacs. PolEa
49, 49, '''''.'. Rachmanfnoer
Carnegie Hall, S:15 p. m. Concsr+
D Dy the National Symphony orchestra.
gram. pro-
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Friday

Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. m. Concert
by the Philharmonic Society;
symphony No. 3, in major. On ga
Fantasy. Romeo ct Juliet. .rschaibnwsloS
NInSsFto M To- 10 . minor, op. 20 (tor violin
~-SAesAf ~ ..--.....s..... Bruch
So. Fritz Krelsler
Overture, "Rienzi' .....'.. w.~
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Tuesday

Aeolian Hall, p. nj. Song recital by
Nina Elman, soprano:
II Th6u Be Hers. sach
L. gnfant Prodiguei AIR de Lia.. bussy
sSina .....'..''s...s :. LapRrra
II reigs deH ssurR ,...... Felix Foudrain
paunyre aux talonB dor ..,...- .Poldowski
Aria from "Cavailers aUsticaua .hascagni
Au elm veilchsn: Meme liebe ist grun.
Bzrhms
Fruhngsiauas; Die Forelle. Schubert
Weman's Love ...........M Mtscha Einan
Twenty, Eighteen -.......-D Deems Taylor
A Feast Of Lanterns. Granville Bantock
Carnegie Hall, p. m. Piano recital
by Benno Moiseiwitsch:
Eight waitzes: major. major,
sharp minor. major, B major.
= major. sharp major, A axt
MAJOR s.''ts -. - ..ss,.s.. Brahms
Etude daprez Chopin. ...........B BrahmE
Sonata minor, op. SS......s.... Chopin
FreIaae ..st.A. .hachFnaninoT
louso istaoh' s'-'ssss.+,s. Cyril Scott
russian Dance' s.ss .......... .CyrN Scott
CAR de LunS ......-.......... Debussy
4oEcAta. -'s-ss -. ,etssGs $500. N Zsott
Frueplngsnacht ....,.- 5ohumann-Iiss
Sonetto del Pstrsrca. ...............I I.iszt
Rhapsooia No. s.,.................. Liszt
At s'l5 p. m. Violin recital by Carlo
Sabatini:
Concerto IN ntnos. .BrueA
ave AaFl@' '.....s..'... .schuoeSskW iiheImt
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Programs Of the Week
Wednesday

REUTER- Sonata. ta.s,.s........... Beethoven
akoc5y March. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .Sabstini
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20

tcontinued on next page)
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20

Aeolian Hall, p. nj. Song recital by
Nina Elman, soprano:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

has been spending several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Laura Huns
burger at Mishawaka, is expected
here this week for visit with her
sister, Mrs Charles Erway, Pleasant
st.
The Home Missionary meeting of
the NJ T. church Will be held Fri
day- at the home of Mrs. NJ. Fisher.
IS. Seventh st. All members are
urged to be present. as arrangements
viii be made for guest day.
Mrs. Hiram Penrod. 2317 Mish-
awake av.. viii be hostess to the
Rebekah thimble Friday afternoon.
air and Mrs. George -Seeler. SIXTH
ST., are preparing 80 move to theis
farm near Edwardsburg. Mich,
March I
Mrs John Knepp of Lakeville
Ind. is visit.rg her parents. Mr. and
Mrs J., T.. Hammond, Clifford Ct,
and other relatives here.
Albert EIlinger is erecting a mod
ern seven-room residence on AIish-
awake. av., near Ninth st.
Mrs. Sarah Foster, who has been
seriously i'll at the home OF her
daughter Mrs. Ambrose Bussert.
Sixteenth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wade are pre-
pairing to move to Elkhart. Ind.
where MIR. Wade has established a
mattress manufacturing business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

Bend are visitors al the Nome Of
the latter's grandmother, Mrs.
Laura Storick.
Miss Anna Gale OF Chicago. 2. =.
Roy OF Mishawaka, and d. Richards
OF South Bend were visitors az the
George Halbach home Sunday.
DIT. and Mrs. ". F. Buliard are
visiting relatives in Battle Creek,
this week.
Mrs. Levy Farley OF Elkhart Il
visiting RELATIVES here this week
Gus. Hendleman was q business
visitor In St. joseph Tuesday
Walter Garland has gone TO Law
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

pastor OF the United. Brethren
church at Berrien Springs.
Rev. \. E. Vondersmith OF SIX
Lakes. Mich, occupied the pulpit
AZ the United Brethren church sun
day
Mrs Mary Beshens has returned
from Benton Harbor where she was
called by the illness and death of
Mrs. Mary Weckler.
Rudloff Teas. who recently under
went an operation at Mercy hospi-
I'll in BENTON Harbor, was brought
home sunday
Mr.. and Mrs c. o. Critics OF South
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18
VOTES FUNDS FOR
AERIAL MAIL ROUTE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Opera-
tons and maintenance of an air
mail system between New York and
san Francisco at the cost Of ST.
100000, provide for in an amend
ment TO the p,.Etof7ce department
appropriation measure, was agreed
TO today in the senate.
The air route would pass through
Chicago and Omaha under the pro-
vision of the amendment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

cay. Mr.. Graham has bought farm
near Decatur. Mich.
". II. Sylvester and his niece.
Mrs. Minnie T. Donason o. Burton.
Neb. were South Bend visitors
saturday.
Burns Helmlck Of Buchanan was
week end visitor with his daush-
ser. Miss Lena Helmick.
AIRS. W. .. Calderwood is con-
ned 10 her home by illness.
Marion and Floyd Landen were
called 20 Fremont. Ind. by the IL
noss OF their father. Rev. G. z.
iaudsn. Mr.. Landen was a former
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ton Mich. where ne hns obtained
employment az an electrician.
ghe Neighborhood club was an
.ertalnpd Monday at the home %
~: and 2frF Henry. johnson az q
Valentine Darty. ) pdcr.ic @nntr
VAS enjoyed at noon. The club VII
meet with Mrs Lucy Cisypool Fee.
% for.a Washington party.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wellingtoa
were Benton Harbor visitors Sur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Angsten are
vislti ngreiatives in Chicago this
week.