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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-18
Mistake Somewhere,

George-"Did you ever hear a
rabbit barkT
Thelma-"Nonsense! Rabbits
don't bark"
George-sThat's funny; II SAYS
here in my book that rabbits ear
cabbage and bark"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-18
Failures OF An optimist,

never had the courage to eat a
chestnut in the dark.
have been unable to discover a
Mayhower ancestor in my ancestry.
i have never seen anybody in a bar.
ber's chair shake his head when the
barber holds a mirror behind the vic
TINS neck after haircut.
am never moved by weeping close
ups Of the movie heroine. because /
know that near her stands the prop
erty mans assistant with a plate of
sliced raw onions.
l have never been able to finish a
story in the Saturday Evening Post. "
l always lose the trail somewhere amid
corsets, shaving cream. spark plugs.
canned soup. nightgowns and rubber
heels.-A. A. Thomas.
There are still a few old-fashioned
gents who wear suspenders and can
use both hands at their work.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-18
ON THE SPUR OF THE MOMENT
By ROY X. MOULToN.
A Little slice O, Life.


A woman with a small boy
Approached the ticket window
In a local railway station
And when the attendant came
She asked: What time does the train
Leave for Perkinsville?"
The man grew red in the face
And choked down his anger
With considerable effort.
II have told you nine times,
The train leaves for Perkinsville
At 1857. Do you understand"
Il understand perfectly" she said.
II know you have told me nine times
But I have got to entertain
Little Johnny while we are waiting,
And he says he likes to see
You come up to the window
Behind those bars because
1t reminds him OF the Zoo"
An American newspaper corre-
spondent now in Russia had sent home
for his dress suit. A brave lad. II he
wears It.
One coroner has handed down the
expert opinion that aviation is dan
gerous. Well. who would have thought
It?
Chaliapine. the eminent Soviet basso
from Moscow. has thrilled a great
London audience in Albert Hall. The
acoustics of the place are said to be
very bad, but then Chaliapine has been
used to getting along without acoustics
or ANYTHING else for several years
They have just found a letter which
gives a new view OF Lord Byron's
death. Inasmuch as he passed on in
1894, 1t is not thought the matter
will be called to the attention Of the
league OF nations at this time.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-18
The Old SonEa.

The Old Songs.
cannot sing the old songs,
/ wouldn't II I could.
can't sing with the zest. and zip
That once made them so good.
My music Is forsaken,
Its days and nights are spent,
Its volume only musters
One-half Of one per cent.
A man tells us he has Just signed
4 new lease on an apartment which
provides. among other things. that in
case Of fire he shall notify the owner
at once. He wants to know what he
shall do II the owner happens to be
visiting in California at the time. Shall
he wire or would letter I'LL the re-
quirements.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06

bar 8rue for 1,oget @engeitab, men
{om alligebel pnifer ct ioliot @iem.
melted for 6e sieblitteligt 6isponible
8er6ier.
0pfin6elien er 6glge Soc.
Dem" en- firfantet &asie, Ser inoe-
boloer @enger1m og Stun for Dof1>
menter, men ben in6ebol6er tillige
ct lille eleftriif 8atteri Der er i
6orbinoelie me6 ct Mlarmeringsap,
:parot. Dette tan in6itilles iaoleoes,
at ielb bet 1bageite Stub til &asien
bebirfer, at Mpparatet fomner /
8irfiombe6. @pparatet tan 6erfo1
birfe / 8 elmer, bbis lite man bar
Ben til bbert enfelt @pparat afpas=
ien6e Megle. 8e6 6e1ne Mefanis,
ME umuliggiees oct for ieln Sen
melt %6lrf6repne Sn6bruostDp al
bortfere @engefasfen. San tan life
bore 6en no al ct &us eller ben az
en- @a6e, 1toen at Soft bill blibe op=
mGrfiommc paa, at set CT Epbefo=
iter, Set orcjer fig ON.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
8arfumeret Mab.

@n Danifer, Der / 6isie Gage e1
benot biem fra ct 8eigg / &oris, for
teller 80. e., at set iioite Npe
set franife Soften er M%nben6elie a
! @ar fun til Sa11cc og @oIoter
Set er naturligpis life Meningen1
at man bel6er almtn6elig @au=6e.
Cologne ODER en- 8af eller Gis=8ou:
quiet poo en- &eoipette; men / ser
reneite mulige, Gorm tilbere6es til
&etfenbrug, 8lomiter- og &rpoertes:
ienier, % me6 ct @or Droober for
ban1les Sen bi6til fien6te @maQ
al &etterne til nogct o%beroroentliq
&iltreften6e.
Seq fit, flyer b%e6fommen6e
&erre> +. St. &o1pefoteIet / @eber=
mDnteiauce og @arper me6 2illie=
fonpal % en- &et fnuite @ilo meo
en- berlig @siens al &artoffelblom<
iter.
= Sg oct bar ipi1eligt?
- Set bor e~ienoommeligt %
uforglemmeligt. Melteren, Ben itore
&of Sules Mantiabe, iom ttlbere6er
6isie Sremti6ens @etter, er en6m1
fun be6 Sc fgr1te Experimental. @en
efter min Mening aabner ser fig
itore Muligbeoer fer. &borfor -
lag6e Melteren til mig ifuloe man
life funne forbin6e 8ef me6 &l9=
ber6uft % 2ammefricaSie meo Sor=
%glemmigeier? @ller tenf Sem ct
OrebrD1t n1e6 &o1er -
SO. g." bar forelagt 0isie l16ta=
lelier for @befen for cit al &idben=
bapns fincre &eltal1ralrter, og ian
e%rfien0te ltrar Muligbe0en af at
6enne npe, frantic &ogef1,nlt bar ell
Jremtio for fig.
= @n0nu, u0taler ban, fur III
life Jet 0ette a11pe11ot berbian1ne,
81 far 10 +. 81. lnnge brugt fan=
oilere6e &toler. Men BEN 0irefte
8rug al @orfumer fien6er III life.
sc tror oltiaa paa 0f11ligbe:
Den?
= ga, bborfor life? Der fat j
lfe iaa meget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
50 2pbife 6eite / en- 81.

6orle6en lob ct @ar @eite 1ebif
paa 9anoebeien oeo &araliteo Se.
&11ifen % en- Some, Der bar meo>
fa1ot al @ognen, men tog inget1
bi6ere @fo6e. &eitene leb neo /
en- @reft,- bbor @ogner b9lteoe og
@eitene flap fri. Sc 1eb 6erefter
u6 / Seen og ibbmmeoe ODER MOB
Ben ar6en 8re6, bbn6 Der faae ret
forligt no, i6et Sen enc at @eitene,
Der 10 bar ipen6t ian1nnen, ftaoig
6Dtteoe UNDER 8an6et.
Gre &arle, Der baboe op6aget Sc
itene, fit nh fat / en- 8aao og roeoe
u6 til benz. Sen enc al &arlene
fprang paa @pgge11 al Ben enc al
&eitene og 6irigere6e 6em moo 2an6
Do Sc 11aae6e in6 paa~ Sla6ban6et
bbor &eiteue me6 @ptteren | e1
Dpn6bul, iaa 8egge foriban6t, mer
set lpffeoes Dem bog / 6plgt
v@ineit. Solicit" ba1rtigt at fomm'
op igiet1 og paa 2an6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06

Ser, Diapelens 8prn, Ser De al
@u6 forban6e6e,
iom bar forie9t paa at frarpbe os
tDif Qano.
st tpif &ierte la6er fig lite blgo:
gigre,
life Jre6, men Sab ifal Ser bore
mellem begge &iger,
90 naar leg en- Gang bereoer mig
til Dg6sfampe1,
oil ieg 6pen6e u6raabe: &erre, for
ban6l @olen til en- 9rfn!
@angen er foripnet me6 Mngipel=
len: Spnges til MeIo6ien u@ir
treten gum 8eten Dor @ott Sen &C.
recbten".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Gn lille @iitorie.

Min Sen &anien farmeoe, ban
bab6e ct @ar meget ltore Muler og
6en 51ogs DDr fan 10 perc meget
uitprlige, og iaale6es bar ogiaa
Dor Sen &anien. &an bar en- lille
Ma11b> men bab6e en- go6 GorItanb
% ban bab6e ct go6t @reb paa at
oresiere Dem. 8aa @runo al bans
2ioenbe6 fun6e ban life itaa paa
Sorben oe 1egge Selerne paa Dem,
men ban bi6lte &aa6. Ma, Sc tror
ban brugte en- Stige> mel, bet gioroe
ban lite, iaa baboe not Mulerne
ien6t baaoe BAN og Stigen paa
&immelfart, aa, Be tror ban bapoe
@elerne beiit OPP UNDER 2oftet faa
ban fun6e fire Dem neo paa Dem
mel BET bab6e ban heller lite, ban
bab6e en- mere proiaiif Maaoe at
gaa ttlberf paa. San grabe6e ct
Sui uoe / Mp66ingen % Der tr9f=
feoe ban Dprene uo og iaa frable6e
ban op paa 8a1tfen be6 Sioen al,
og ime6 Seleteiet ne6 paa Sem %
ioa bar ban f9r6ig til at begDn6e
~Morgn=3reneringen, tbi naar ban
1f11loe fultibere Corn fun6e ian lite
ltpre 6em unotagen sc fit 6ereS
fpecielle Morgen=Erening, % ban
git Iooleoes tilberfs. Semen bialp
bam at ipen6e for @ognen og iaa
fbaple6e ban op % fiert uo paa
&eien % figre rl1n6t cit Seftion
2an6 alt bbao &emn1er og sri fun6e
bol6e, eller ialtfal6 1aa raft, iom
ban fnn6e fao 6em til at l9be, iaa
ipenote Fan fra og bandit 6em til
en- Gtolpe % tog &ilfen / @aano
og giennembgple6e DEM 6pgtigt
: naar Set bar be1grget fn11oe ban be-
gpnoe paa 9agens &rbei6e meo at
p1pie Corn og bele 6en Sag bar Mu=
lerre 1aa CODE og omgiGngeltge
lom Mf11ler fan bore. Wfen nplte
FDag bar. set set iamne igien. @n
Morgen ga ban igien bar noe pao
Ben romerife &e6oelpbsbane oe
toni %figren6e iaa Stebet rig on
Serene bar Der en- &merifaner, ion
iaa set, Tom lite par fienot mel
bans Moa6e at 6resiere Ne1ler, o.
. ban iagbe til Maboen, iom ban tai
te me6: Ser er ct 1bbif &igretei.
.Ma mel, fag6e ban, Oct + bare Mr
: &anien, Ser er uoe at ereriere fin
Muler". Me1 iaaoant ct 2ip tage
III 2Rng6en baaoe pan Nerber o.
arefter, % en- Sag tom ban ODE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
8pn til Sen tpife @mb.

@rofesior / Tabiife .Sprog beo
l%1niperIitetet Stanilal1s &os5niecfp
giengiper / r8erl. Gi6." felgenoe
9briettelie al en- Gang, iom forleoen
fan6tes / set tpife 8la6 nOppe1ner
3eitm1g":
81i'r Scb1elien polif 90, 1a6e @u6
frepere
i Mooerlip 6e polite 8arn 1igeiom
. DDr!
Cub lonime &o1atfernes Ge66er oe
@9n6er,
las Dem blipe til &reblinge, blinf
6ere 9ine,
Toa Mono % &bin6e me6 Dpbbei
% 8anbi6. \
SITE iublen6e Eoner, Nei, fun Stgn
men og &lage !.
ifal opfDloe @olens @ropinier
2an6sbD % 8p.
Maatte @u6 iaale6es fgle De &Dite
Seem!
@n6n1l Ieber Der en- Sub til at bet
ne og 6emme!
Aa Es.sl =. .=I- '..~. -, III, fr -
Dg Sen Sub bgr tilintetgiere Sc
Iens Dngel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
On 8engefagie, Der lite tan fieles,
Sen ,ifriger" / 8 Simer.

S 6isie Gage er Der fomn1en en-
ret original 8engetasie | &anoelen.
Den en- ipecielt bereget paa Smaa'
banolenoe % HripatfoM, Der lite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Gn lille 9uel

u%ofengteoes forle6en / 6olfetinge1
mellem to fpin0eltge 6olfetingsre,
preientanter. r&olf. Dagblao" re-
f%ererer:
Set 6reieoe Jig ont &bin6ernes M6=
gang til &~r9iteembeoer, bpor 6rr
Muncb bolot paa, at M6gongen full
oe bore lige, me6ens Tru &au=
icbnl5 life bil6e bloc al f%binoeli9e
Yaitoeer.
6ru M11ncb: = Samen forle6en
Dag bebe6e6e Sc / en- an6en Gaq
fer / Sale11, at Sc bol6t paa @bin=
oens fuloe 2igeitining meo Mnno
og en6og bil6e babe, at set Iful6e
tillaoes &bin6er at arbeioe 6 Tiger
fer % efter 8arnefp6Ier.
ga Sen raoifale Dame bab6e uo=
ilpnget 6enne &eplif, bar BUN ful6<
Oct al me6 lin &o11trapart. Men
6ru &ar1icb1lt5 bdr- life ioo6an at
faa &os poo.
- SSa, Set iagbe iee! iagoe FUN.
Mcn Set er birfelig life abiolut 81
geltilling, for mig befen6t fpoer
MGnoene life 89rn. Men bbor
langt bill 5ru Ma1ncb oripe 2ige=
lti1lingen? San FUN tenfe fig Ell
Sitting 1om fomman6eren6e Gene
raj? (umaaoelig 2atter. g.
@uncb fer betenfelig u6.)
6ru Ml1ncb: - @aa tneen Maa=
Sc. Seq bil life enga11g 6ripe 2ige=
ltillingen iaa biot> at ieg forlanger,
at Menoene 1igeiom / @r9nlan0
ifal 1igge / 8arielsieng, mar &one1'
bor facet en lille. (S11bellfrig.
Muncb ier lettet l1o.)
9uellen f~ortlattes en6m1 en- SID.
6ru @ouicbult5 erflere6e> at 6rl1
Muncb life fun6e 1eie, % Sru
Muncb erflereoe me6 lige iaa ito1
! Sperlege1be6, at Gru &auicbult1
fife fltn6e a16trpffe fig tpoeligt.
.51aget boreoe EFT itip &loffetimc
8egge Starter tilifriber fig Sci
rem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06

0RDB0GER

Vestelomme-Format lndeholder ca. $4,000 dansk.norske
Ord med Oversettelse til og fra Engelsk, med dobbelt al
fabetsk Bogstaveregister desuden en- Haandbog med en-
Masse %verdifulde Oplysninger ON mango at de Diet dag
lge og Forretningsivet forekommende Sp6rgsnaal.
1884 Slider bladt L@derbhnd med Guldsnit, $100.
Sanme Bog med n~@agtigt samme Indhod, men stiff
Papbind, Use.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Gicnbpmsbanbeler.

&roprieter 8re6erifien al Cline
luno beo Gpeultrup bar / 6plge
~@oroipll." fiebt "6reoerifsbpi" /
Spcnitrup al &roprieter @sbell
@anien for 171>000 &r.
= &%cberning Nielien far / ST.
&c n@fan6. 81. 3d." iolgt fin Gien=
Dom paa 61eniteo Marf til Sobon=
mes Sacobien al @arleD for 10000
&r.~
: Hroprietgr &iergaar6 bor /
5plge ~Malb. stifit." iolgt ~Gelter-
bang" / Sfalborg til Mn6erS @ggt
al @asieris for 100000 SIR. @am=
tioig bar &igrgaar0 fipbt SpgbS
@aar0 / Sofinoal for $4,000 &r.
- @aaroeier Gbeo6or Gborup al
&eitrl1p bar / 6glge ~&ano. 81. 3d."
iol9t fin @oar6 til &enrif Mn0rea:
ien al 2ille Sorba6 for 10000
&r.
- @aor6eier Miels Ma6ien &pii
at SORTED bor / Sslge ~&eile 81
6lfbl.." iol9t fin @aor6 til Sere,
3bompien al @auerslunb for So,
600 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06
Gu 8oitfort.Sanbel

Gorle6en Dog fom ser in6 i ell
barocnf1lf Gorretuing, bbor maj, for
banoler Broipeetfort og mango a>1=
Ore Slags Sort, en- 2an6ebeie1s
&i66er. San ipurgte i Gglge r&ibe
Mmtit." efter @befen, og 6a 6enl1e
bite tit iopiale Iniigt, u6brg6 &io=
oeren:
l1n6ifpl6, go'e @erre, De ifuloe
bel lite funne onerla6e CIT fattig
@eiien6e no9le gamle &roipeftfort?
Set er meget i1eit for &i6en = ie9
bar lite imagt BARN Mao 4 Gage
-, og bbis Sc bil6e forere mig
nogle Sort, iom leg fun6e ielge,
biloe ieg bore Sem 1neget tafnen,,
Zig. Mltiaa = Sc foritaar -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES forbarme6e
fig ODER Sen itaffels Man6 % gab
bom en- @nes @roipeftfort, bboref=
ter SEN reiien6e @eien foripanot
me6 mango Eafitgeller.
9o Sorretningsman6en (ban boer
ct an6et Gte6 / 8pen) ONT Mi66agen
tom biem, falber bans gle itra1
paa 4 8roipeftfort, ser Lao pao
5piieltueboret. San ipntes, 6e ACE
bam iaa befien6t uo.
- @borleoes er 6e 8roipeftfor1
fommen ber biem, ip9rger ban fir
Some, ser / set 5amt1e fommer inb
Ma, set bar. iaamGnb en- itaf
fels reiien6e Sben6, Ser git run6l
og iolgte @oipeftfort. San babo'
lite facet barm Mao i fiorten Duge
og iaa forbarme6e leg mig ODER ban
og figbte 6isie 4 for 35 Ore Stpf
fet.
6orretningsman6en lobe6e Il!
ielp, at ban al6rig mere bill forer
Nroipeftfort bort.
On &ensefasie, Der lite Tan fielea
Den uifriger" Elmer.
S 6isie Gage er Der for1r1en e
ret original 8engetasie ! &anoeler
Sen en- ipecielt bereget paa Sn1ao
banolenoe % BribatfoH, Der til
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&ie,m fra Mmerifa.

NleNu (|u <%NNS(ttu-
&unitban6ler &olger 6erlop ct
ben6t fra Mmerifa me6 &ellig Olap,
o9 ri 11n6erfaiter bom ct lille SSnter=
biem:
- &por6an git bet?
- l16merfet! SET pil iige, lea
ipnes at Mmerifaner11e CT oe. lang.
iomite Menneifer / @eroen! Men
olligepel tit leg Gang / mine gam<
Ie &Iu6e.
- 9ba6 for noget?
- So, iaoleoes faloer leg mi
mine Naffebuer, Gen6erife &niplin.
ger, @e6ebo=@ tpffer o. I. b. Set par
nabnlig 6isie Sing, oanif &aon6.
%fliosarbeioe / set beletoget, leg mem
te at fu11ne faa Mmerifanerte inter
eSieret for. Set lpffe6es ogioo.
8aa6e Metropolitan= Muieet / Seem
Oorf % 8rootlpn=@ uieet erbperpe=
6e fig nogle al Sc 900 Numre, lea
bab6e meo - ia, 9ireftpr Gor-fru
8~rooflpn=M11seet er en06a betenft
paa at in6rette en- bcl ifanoinapilf
Mf6eling. W2uieet bap6e for Meite,1
i Sobeien cit Samling 6an It @orce=
len, ifenfet al en 6anifinteresieret
Mmerifaner, Mer. @utnam. 80.
- &borle6es tog Mmerifo11erne
imo6 Sem?
- Wo6tagelien bar nermeit ober=
b%eloenoe. Seq %fortalte Ell ameri<
fanlt &eporter> at ct gommelt &r11s
babbe beret brugt al gebe Moels>
m9n6 beo Driffeboroet. Set blep
/ 8la6ene til, a oen 6an1fe &onge=
famtlte cement mig realifere6e fin
Samling al &unltioger for at font
me efonomiit paa '5o6e! @en for
pbrigt bite Gingere fig / fig ielb at
fol6e / Mmerifanernes Smag, %
min ll0]tilling .er mi paa &an6ring
gennem @taterne - til GlepeIano,
Bottom, philadelphia, Chicago, Mi11=
neapoliS o. I. b. Malerier er Ser
6erimo6 ingen rigtig MflGtning for,
bbis man life tilfeloigbts bar cit
&embran0t til 5alg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-05-06

til Matien % iag6e, leg er tret al
6isie Mh,ler, leg Tan lite tl1u1le benz,
bar D1 lite en- 8lafinef, 10 leg bar
ia, gao ian biem og br,1g ben. @e1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
CREDIT MEN WILL
FROLIC THIS WEEK
Annual Event at Miami Coun.
try Club Next Thurs
day.

The annual frolic OF the South
Bend Association Of Credit Men viii
be held az the Miami Country club,
M.shawaka. next Thursday afternoon
and evening. June 2. An elaborate
program has been arranged for the
occasion beginning with a golf tour
nament az $50 with Nlishawaka
tackIng South Bend. and Niles vs.
Plymouth. At $50 on indoor base
bali game VIII take place on the
lawg. followed by dinner at 1850.
Brief speeches and toasts viii form
part Of the dinner program. At 10
o'clock dancing viii occupy the at
tention Of the gathering and Will
boz continued until the wee SIN orr
.ayont the twa1 Reservations for thu
dinner must be made by Wednesday.
Members are requested 20 bring their
wives. sweethearts or friends.
officers Of the association arc:
c X Kuehnc. president; II. a.
Clement first president; j. C..
Locke Mishawaka. second vice-pres-
ident; Fred II. Schrop, treasurer and
A. @. Tuveson. secretary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
COMPLETE PLANS
OF ANOTHER BANK
:. FOR MISHAWAKA
Postmaster Herzog to be Cen
eral Manager Over 100
Stockholders.

The new Farmers and Merchants
state bank organized in Mishawaka
b. Harry z. CRUDE. - assured. and
ne first call for 10 per cent Of the
stock subscribed - now being col
.seted. More than 100 prominent
farmers or the township and bust
ness men Of Nishawaka are among
Tho subscribers. making the organi-
Kation a purely local one. u 81
- id very little stock IL available and
miI an be placed before the stock
holders are called together for the
purpose OF eIeCung directors and
officers. The capital Of the new in
atitution is 5000 with surplus Of
SO 0o0
r Pressure e being brought 10 bear
On Postmaster J. a. Herzog former
b. mayor OF the city. 20 accept the
general managership Of the bank.
lMr. Herzog has a wide circle Of
frFAnds among the farming ommu-
ally djaceut 20 Mishawaka, and also
among the business men Of the city.
IIs-zis felt that his experience az post
master during the past eight years
peculiarly fits him for the position.
In all probability Mr.. eHrzog viii
D. appointed at the first meeting
Of the stockholders. when site for
l,he bank building viii he chosen
from among several desirable loca-
ifons under consideration.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
BOY SCOUTS FORM
INTERURBAN GROUP

W. c. Ostrander assistant scout
master Of Mishawaka troop 40. 4.
Boy Scouts was I'm Elkhart Friday
evening 70 attend a meeting of
Scou, Masters of this city South
Bend and Elkhart. Plans were made
to form an interurban group consist
ing Of EIktart. Mishawaka, South
Bend Laporte and Michigan City.
Thursday evening June 8. the scout
masters and officials of these cities
viii meet in South Bend. Following
the business session a picnic supper
WAS served, after which they saw a
movie film Of the Culver maneuvers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
ENTERTAIN At TEA
COMPLIHENTING BRIDE

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Endlich. 10
Lincoln way F., entertained at a
high tea Friday afternoon. compli-
menting Miss Carol Eberhart 31S
Lincoln way F.. who Will be mar
ried June Il TO Samuel Dale Hitler.
twenty-five guests attended. Among
The out of town guests were Mrs.
Robert Clark, st. Joseph, Mo, and
Mrs. Stogsball. New York city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
OsCEOLN VS.. WYATT

The Osceola baseball team Will
play the Wyatt aggregation in "a
game Sunday afternoon at Osceo,a.
This is "a RETURN game. Oseola hav-
ing defeated Wyatt "a few weeks
ago by the score Of 10 to 8. Hen
ders0n and Bickel viii De the Osre-
ola batteries an Dudiay and Brady
Wyatt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

We hereby wish 10 express our
sincere thanks TO the friends and
neighbors for the many acts of kind
ness and sympathy extended TO AS
during the recent death Of our
daughter. Helen We are especia IIy
grateful for an floral tributes and
thank those who donated the use
Of their cars. MIR. and MRS. r.
T.. WEBER Adv-5t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

Marion Common. nine month old
daughter Of Alr. and Mrs. George
Common. 1116 S. Spring ST. died
Saturday afternoon after four days
illness with pneumonia. Besides
her parents. seven brothers and five
sisters survive Burial will take
place at $3.50 this afternoon in Fair
view cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
sTRENEREH TorND GUmrY

Peter Strenereh was found guilty
Of "a charge If driving an automobile
while intoxicated by Special Judge
John w SCHNEIDER and was fined
SIS and costs in the city court yes
terday. Four witnesses testified for
the state He paid the fine and
costs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
TO REMODEL TEMPLE.

William Lechlitener has been
awarded the contract FOR the re-
modelling OF the Masonic temple. A
new entrance on Main St. will be
included among the improvements.
Owing 10 the alterations at the Tenn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
EXPOSE
HAS DESIRED EFFECT

T The expose Of conditions at Mer-
.riheld park bathing beach i'm the
.Eews-Time5 last Sunday stirred city
.efhcials 10 the point Of having re-
pairs made 70 the women'5 bath
house during the past few days.
Frank Nfiana has been put in
charge OF the park. and II is prom
.tsed that order will be maintained.
NANTED-FOur husky boys over II
To- carry Ncws-Times morning routes.
fsoOd pay. Sec manager. OIL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
OPPORTTNTTY OF A IIFE TIME

VI OAA 4 I vi vi u LII + I1hA-.
Tt has been fully demonstrated
the success Of gasoline filling sta
ton depends entirely on the location.
II interested in money maker, let
me show YOU the best location in the
County. Address r. r., News
Times. 2t4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

PIE theater the Lincoln way en-
trance 20 the Masonic chambers viii
be done away with. Mr.. Lechlitener
viii also redeoorate the lodge rooms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

ADDITIONAL NnsHAwAKA NEWS
ON PAGE If.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

Nr. and Mrs. A s. Whey. W
Mishawaka av. leave today for New
York. where they will see the lStter's
brother embark for Europe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

Rooms with Board

Rooms without Board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

FOR RENTAL modern Six rooms and
bath, with garage $500 per month
Penn Realty CO.. 1gJ S. Main ST.
Phone AIshawaka 21g ST.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-20
BELLVIEW'
eurptIse party.

Mrs Delphia Fawcett OF Penn.
syIyania avenue was given a most
enjoyable surprise party on
Thursday evening Of this week
which was the anniversary Of hel
birth. The affair was planned and
most successfully carried out by
her sistet-in-law, Mrs. G. N. Faw.
cett Of Locust avenue. Mrs. Fay.
cett remained unsusptclous until
the arrival Of the guests by way
Of the rear door when her amaze.
Inent Erew much laughter from
the crowd. Every one enjoyed the
occasion TO the fullest capacity.
The guests each brought a birth
day offering suitable for the honor
guest. At a late hour, refreshments
Of Ice cream, cake, coffee and
fruit were served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Fawcett,
Mr.. and Mrs Robot Frawcett, Mrs.
Amanda Wilson, Mrs. Edna Rus.
sell OF Detroit, Michigan, Miss
Lucy Nease Of Pittsburgh, little
Miss Virginia vsrnague OF Nor.
gantown, Mrs. Nellie snider. MIR.
and Mrs. N. e. Fawcett, Porter
Fawcett and the honor guest Mrs.
Delphia Fawcett.