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The New York herald., 1921-02-21
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION,
VAN TASS ELL & kbAlsNbN
Established 1850.

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TASSELL & KEAltNEN
Established isdI.
f2G-i.S East 18Th 81
TO-rORROw TUESDAY,. LEB, ~
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON,
This sale viii comprise great many
pleasure and business cars, tho property Of
different conslgnCrs
w l.. II. UuNKLEy. Auctioneer
BUICK roadster. little six. late model;
extras; $3.50. i02 West li4th.
CADILLAC 1920 t5al Amesbury sedan
CADILLAC 1890 t5p sedan.
CADILLAC 1920 C5a) touring
CADILLAC 1920 (50) Limousine.
r.. UNDERHILL, Hsis Neudernili
CADILLAC limousine 1914 fine condition.
good Investment. $3.50; by appointment
Audubon ol32. -
CADILLAC TyVI. PAID UP CLOCK. bar
gain. Inquire Private 2a2S " 3oih. Coney
Island. Phone Coney Island 1855
CHEVROLET touring. late model. like new
many extras; st0o. 1896 audubon. -
COLE Aero y sedan, 1920. perfect condition.
5000. Phone Grccnwch-ug1. evenings
CUNNINGHAM, late model touring az -eN-
ccptional bargain: VIII sacrnce Tor ~ .,W'
III columbus av, ,61th) Columbus stsl.
DODGE USED can EXCHANGE.
We have large number used ears hciud-
tins Dodge scdans. 1920 1927 model almost
new also Dodge touring. bueH roadster
Stutz sport model. passenger; Hudson tour
ing Maxwell touring. Hcos and many othcr
bargains from $3.50 upward
DODGE USED CAR EXCHANGE
Ita-tiI l.. alth 81.
PHONE rLAIA go.
Trades considered. open evenings q SnnaHls,
DODGE sedan. Ike new four months Oh
driven 1900 miles 81 500. Phone ttI
ltoy 26s3
DODGE roadster. 1870: nearly new used
very little Academy. 2TG1. 200 West Itth.
ESSEN roadster. 500 mites SiG0 extras.
rhone Sns. W. ID. MARSHALL. Morris
town, ~ J.
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DAYS work. cleaning. young woman; hotel.
apartments; willing to do sewing; best
references. Mach, 435 L.. roth st.
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GENERAL housew orker expsrieneed refer.
cnces; two in family no washing. call
Monday. 10-12, Apthorp, Broadway '9dl W.,
apt. AL.
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CHAUFFEUR (colored), refined American,
%: wife housework II necessary; s years
excellent references; viii work single any
where; low wages. ID il Herald, Herald So
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FOR SALE-Private buyers only. desk and
chairs. 1l0I Broadway, 18th floor.
LIVING; room suite. 3 pieces, solid mahog-
any: red leather; almost new; $3.50; no
dealers. Phone Wildwood 261s.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

! pay 25so more than any one for your fur
niture, rags, pianos, Paintings. BAISLEY.
lla University place (Stuyvesant 229S).
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Furniture,


BACK issues Of all New York city news
papers on sale. JONAS, Woolworth Build
ing. news room.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

-"--@~N~~-~-~-~-@~~-~-~->~~
COOK and to assist with washing In family
of 2; country In summer; references re-
quired. Apply until Il Monday and Tuesday
100 East list
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GENERAL houseworker, white: two adults.
Apt. So, 5.7 W. Hon. Phone Catho dral
5Ss3.
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DfESSMAliERS. must have knowledge o
draping and cutting, Ia high class go~l
shop. Green shop, II East 41th ST.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Nurses. &c.

NURSE wishes to care for one child from
is months TO two years. Care OF Hughes,
i47 18th av., Astoria. Long Island.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic Help Wan;ea.

Domestic Help WanteG.
GIRLS
your chances were never brighter Than thCy
arc to-day.
All sou have TO do is 10 come 20 NJ and
lot us help you % get decent position
where you win be treated well. where you
will be paid we'll
DO not forget That our services arc
free 20 you.
LAzARES EMPLOYMENT AGlSCY.
200 l.. 72D STREET.
LANG & BOECHF,RER co. nc
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
% WEST BID 81, ESTABLISHED 1850
Numerous positions open IN good families
with best wages; cooks chamL sTnlaids.
mattresses. Aitchenniaids, laundresses, gov
crness. nurses, houseworkers, etc 40 branch
office.
COOKS kitchenmaids. mattresses, chamber
maids. laundresses and nurses wanted i'm
mediately Duffy's Agency, West 41th.
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E1NISHERS on high class gowns; expert
enced. Green Shop. II East 18th ~.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. Swedish, wishes
position with private family; careful driver
16 years' experience on foreign and domestic
cars; neat, punctual. Lickstrom, 642 Am
sterdam aV.
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INFORMATION WANTED.


ESTELLA MONROE.-Your father Is dead.
Important you communicate with JOHN A.
CLEMENT at once.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR expert mechanic. 10 years
experience high class cars. 3ia years last
employer, desires position with private fam
lily: neat appearance; best references; own
repairs. Spencer. aO4 w. 1O9th. Academy
O4G3.
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.


MAN, Swede. 30. experienced. first class
man. wishes situation on country place;
understand farm work and gardening: refer
cnces. f. 1872 Herald, BROOKLYN
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GENERAL houseworker. young girl. viii!
ing sleep out. Patterson, Il. i2sth.
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Miscellaneous.

NURSE, registered colored: any or
babies: references. I.icorice. $40 w. 62i.
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uFFEUR-MECHANIC; 10 years city
driving experience, years reference last.
position on Cadillac: moderate wages inn
mediately: city, country. D 3 Herald. Her
aid so.
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MAN. experienced. middle aged to take care
of batchelor apartment can supply best
references. G. 1903 Herald. Harlem.
MASSAGE keeps your health in circulation:
licensed Q0290). Peters, 324 West Beth
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HOUSEkEEPER (workng) wanted in bach
elof household Ia country TO do cooking and
waiting table; good references required.
l. 431 Herald $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21

CHAUFFEUR. coored, West Indian, requires
position with private family; neat, reliable
and obliging. George Smith, 33s Cumber-
land ST.. Brooklyn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

li6ere s3ei6en 1T baS Bal1tere1l
fleiner 1eildJen beS Haraiite1l, an
oeutenoe s3ci6ea iinb Mansel an
Nppettt NIT gcleeentltder @ierigfett,
bcleate 3ullge, Magenbrer1nerl,
56merSe11 Inn M}aeell, iudelloeS Sc
fiibl III Sen @tleemeiben. Nufftei9en
eine8 SinoerntfeS I'M @al8, fortmdDz
renbes 9pnder, unper0auli6fett, mte
|5dmer;en IN Sem g,uden nnb @iiez
oern, 96min6elanfalle, &opfi6merz
sen, GrihDpfung, 5dmddegefiibl 10
balb Ser Masen leer IT, bnnfle Nngc
unter SEN 9(ugen CONDITIONER, eptlepz
til6e Nnfdlle. S1t ptelen 6dl(en iino
SOB nnb Srrltnn bireft ul1f baS gor=
bQl1oeniein JON @iirlnern Snriid5l=
fibren. W1tt @iirmern baba1tete Sim
ser BADEN fein 8erlansen, NIT anoe=
rem &tnoern 31 fpielen, lie ,tperoen
miirrii6, me[an6ol i6, u1o tpieoerum
au 53eiten I'M bDditen @raoe nerpDS,
murrii6, melan6oltid, nno pieoerlm
unsnfrieben, piden beitano;g an ibrer
Male. 2aratooe8 1T ba5n bcittmmt,
Sic Wiirmer aus Dem 9nitem 81 re-
ben. Sn europa 1T eS allsemein TN
@ebrau6 gera0e fir bieien 3med.
Menn sic be1lfenL baB Ste ober bte
Ginoer NIT bieler i6redliden Blage
bebaftet itnb, banl beifellen sic cine
polli tdrloige 8ebanolung BON 9aratoz
beS iir 5ebn Collars nnb sadtlnopter
gig Gents, Die ba. be Sebanblung fir
le6s Dollars nnb fiinfnnoiieb5tg
Gents, melde fofort perfanot miro nod
Gmpfang bon Bareelb, Monep Sroer
ober Banfz@ bed; nnb BE reten ste it'd
bon bieien 1dredli6n Daraiite1l. sic
f6nnen iid nnmDslid bes aebens err
frenen, lolailee bieie 8eit an Slb61rer
nast. -2aratobe8 mirb nlu p%erianbt
bon Ser ,Marpel Mleo. 3d.. Dept"
@=82, gz963, HsiittSbnrgb ga.=
gerli6erung ffir bas Bafet infnt1bz
5nanstg gents, lop. ar AZ
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

bas Interchangeable 8ermdhtnis
in Sic pioerltrebenbe Sanb. uSSDlr
toinitt bas Sldib1en bel einiger Glep.
ldidli9feit ieber unteriudung emit
aiebett, n%0tigenfans nebmt eS, tpie
i6, in ben Ml1no. go, nun mfbtt
Sbr's, 800 un6 nun piu i6 ni9t
mebr ipre6en, benn es itrengt mid1
iebr an. 2ebt pobI."
Selir preBte geriibrt Sic 6an6 6es
Mlten, Damn manote ii6 6ieier I'M
ltno fieI balls in einen rnbtgen, tie
fen 61laf aus Incident CT 11i6t
mieber eripaben ioQte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
giersebntes aapitel.
Sn g g Ii t.

572 Meilen bon Gobolsf, $500
Wei1en bon petersburg e1ttfernt,
unb .etpa fiialf @rao iiiolib pom
BplarfreiIe, 1iegt ont l1fer beS Sb
oie iibiri16e 5tabt Sltrgut, Elm
Sleden nit etma 1900 ginmobneru,
eirem fur5en CONNER ltnb Ia1gel1,
ifalten Mirter, Ell oOer, freuoenlo=
let, unihoner Ml11entbud5ort, Oeiien
5hetfelbafte Gei5e nit gor1iebe fit
pplitiid)e ODER oolniltiitratiD Ser
bdr1tte bon Ser fiiriorgliGen Regie=
ulltg altserieben tueroen.
8ir baltem unleren giflana IN
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

6tunDerplat1 Ser gurnid1tlc bes
Stem 1tl1mcr gur1lDerei1ts.
i. GnabenflalIe, Nlter Sabre,
Mittmo6 Na6mittag 4:3O 6is
$50;
@amstag Morsen, 9 Bis 10.
2. &%nabenflalfe, glitter IL 4 Sabre
Montag Ra6mittag 4:3O BITS
$50.
Do1merStag Nadmittag 4:30 bis
$50.
3. 36glinge, Sitter l4-1S Sabre
Monfas Mbenb 1880 BITS 8:45.
Srettag Nbenb 1880 Bis $3.50. :.
4. Mdb6enflaiie, Sitter Gil Sabre
DtcnStag Na6mittag 4 bis s..
Greita9 Na8mittag 4 BITS 5.
5. Mdo6enflaiie, Sitter lib
Sabre.
Dienstas Nadmittag 5 bis 6.
Grettag Na6mittag 5 BITS 6.
8. Md06enflaffe, Sitter 15-l7
Sabre
Mittwo@ aben6 1880 Bis $3.50.
N@amstag Nben6 7:30 bis $3.50.
Z. Sn~ngfrauea. nno Trauen &laiie
D%onnerStag Nbeno 8 Biz 9 nbr.
8. Mdnnerflalie ].
Dtenstag Nbenb S:l5 big 1000.
Treitag Nbeno $3.50 Bis 1000.
Mntpn 2eiDplo,
Inrnlebrer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

Isle boben 6a Cit 5dilo 1T Sbrcn
2ooe1lfenlter: Mllf Dos beioblen FAM
geportet lpcr6en; ltilnnrt oas,"
vsSSa, gebelt sic MN INNER Sbr(
5tiefeI fer into Damn gebelt Sic 1atf
@altic inns marten 5tpci, orei Gage.
Damn iillo iic fertig."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

Scum Setter" fagte Sic 2cbrerin,
,%11i1u1l an, ocin &ater idltloete Bent
.5hladter 100 Scarf, Denl 8aiefer $50
Mlorf, ocml Mi1d)nlam "a Mlarf, oelll
Goblenb11olcr 66 Morf -
2aiien Sic mo1r, Sr1ltfein," I'M
terbrod) 0al1n Setter, uoas fenn' i9,
Damn 3icbeu mir III cine anoere Sc
gen0l"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
0inber iinb bcipnbers peranla9t,
8iirmer 1T ibr SDitem 5u be-
fnmtt1eit.

CStttu<A JStkH at
@irmer III ibr SDitem Su be-
fpmrleit.
Sas @a6stum eine5 nit @iirmcrn
bebafteten &inDcs miro ga1l5
bcoenteno %bebtnbert.
Oie meiiten Gin0er, gang e%inerlct
mte gut llab rei11 Tie BON Der SHUTTER
gebqlten merben. fiibrell nabe5n aleS
gum M1lnbe, gang beiolloers gift btes
bon 8abtes. S1t pielen Ballcn 5ieben
Tie li0 auf biele 8eiie perldteoene
&ranfbeiten 5u. s3rl ben %geIabrltd=
lten gebDrt bas Ginfiibren ser 8iirmer
ge'la1llt SaOcnz, Seefz. 9afenz, Sort
ODER 8onbmur1n. Sin Gi1tb, bas
burd) bcnEim Snltem perDalloe1len
ganopurm leiner G%rndbrnne bcrellbt
ptrb, bat Sic 9puren bteles ldredlid,er
Bara1iten bllrd bas gauge 2cbe1l btu
onr9 su traeer, Gs iollte besbaib
sic orbbte gpr@ibt a1loeipanDt iper0e1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
winiam gtaenber u &c nta
MllgemcincS
BerfAerunasz@ efddft,

@eriiderunas= @eiddft.
GerIi6ert sesen Tener, Sasel, Tor'i
,nobo. Nutomobilzl 1n5all llnh 2ebenS'
perlideru11g TT oen belten Beritde'
rungsz geielli6aiten.
Gruubeisentum aetauft pno Ger.
fauft.
Geletlide Dofumente eglider art
meroen a1Sscltellt. Das alsboreer1
DON @elo miro belor9t un6 Dampftp.
Nabrtarten tperben perfauft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

Saniliddr. - @11tsberrin (51 ci.
1tem .olterl ibr iebr lal1ge befatultcl1
gal1ert1): uNel1lr> tDie ge6t'S?" -
Bauer: sea ia, mir tperoen bolt
imncr otter nnb 6iimmerl"
@ltsberrin pidiert): u8ir? Sd
merfe 11o6 nidtsl"
@al1er:: r@ir freili nit ~ aber Sic
an0ernl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
CHAS. EMMERICR4

Bleiarbeiter "a
Damufz urlo Maiferz9 ei3u19sanldgen
nno @asleituns
Wir fins bcreit, alle in infer Sad
ihlaoenoe Nrbcit III better @etie aus
3ufiibren, /.
M}an frage bel uuS OH, lper1 man uts
Dient E eines uYlurnberS" ben6tigt.
llnter Drotpn County Danf
Nem 1llm, : :ss@ ~ Wttltit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
Tabrplam Der Gttett-
batnen.
& Northwestern
6tli@ aebeno

Chicag, & Northwestern :
SHlid aebenb p
10. SIG 9dglid, 11eue 2inie, 1851 t1org. !,
Durdauq 11ad6 oen 3nillingsitdoten
uno benz Often
10. o. :
Count. a1Sgcn,alte 2inie. 8.48mor9. !,
Madt' Berbin6uns bel &aiota nod ben
3ipillingsitdbten nno III Manfato Sumo,
ton na6 benz Slten.
91p. 81 i.
Sra6t mrsgenommen Sonntas,.
IL lbr Is ntorgerS
J1o. 5l4- y.
Edgli6, nel,e 2inie: 3 = radm.
Dur63us na6 Sen 3milinssitdoten il1to
oem Siten.
10. -24- ;.
9dgli@, alte 2inie. ~. 1873 rad'na,
@etli6 sebenb
10. sly.
Idalid, nelle 9inie. 1:25 nadts.
Dur9sue BON ben s3millinssltabte11 llllo
benz Often. .,
10. 13-
5onnt. au8ae,1, alte Clinic. .7:42Inorg,
Durdaug mad @leepp Gpe, Nebtpoob
falls iinb Mlaribal.
Tdslid, alte Sinle. ..l:45 11ttta9s
$50. 81
tSradt. M1lsee1omme1 Sonnta8)
+nbr IS. naydmittass
ssto. 5O3-- .t.ss.
Sdalid, rele 9inie 200 mittass.
Dur65ug BON ben 3uilingsftaoten ll1o
oem Siten. a
Minneapplis 11no ct. Souls
MDrb1i6 gebenb.
Stem ulm u. ct. Saul. .5.15 ntorgels
Nab ben 3tptlingSitdbte1 lilo radtn.
gofaler Gra6tsug. .345 na9nn,
SIb1i9 gebtnb. ssa..
Stem nlm Il. ct. panl. 8:45 tlaobrt
Jaad @torm 2ate. !: ITO hadn't
eofaler gradtalw. $50 nad4M.
ane 53iige gebeu tdgltb dll8oenoiG
men 9ortntd9s. ! u. /, ,.s
4ggs4sa s5s@t4s aasgssalt.ss9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
Husband Charges
Wife Took Skirts,
She is Acquitted
Louis and Mary ORR Air Trou-
bles in City Court Sat-
urday Morning.

Married and divorced and again
remarked Louis s. orr and his wife,
Mary brought their troubles TO city
court Saturday and before a court
room filled TO overlooking with
neighbors curious as TO the outcome
OF the trials, recited 20 their al
legations and denials OF their fam
lily quarrel over "hubby's shirts"
Mary was found not guilty by
Judge George w. Omacht who heard
the evidence. The testimony, which
revealed the cause for the Ori's dis
agreement was over the presence Of
Frances Geroby. newly arrived sis
ter o. Mrs. orr from Europe, was
filled with charges and denials con-
corning the alleged theft by the wife
of her husbands clothing.
The Oris' separated on Nov. 90.
Mrs. orr and her sister, going to
the home OF Charles Horvatch. 1905
Diamond av., and taking with them
the home furnishings which she al
legged belonged 10 her, leaving be-
hind wearing apparel and linen be-
longing 10 her husband. orr swore
out a warrant for his wife's ar
rest and she was taken into custo-
dy on charges of grand larceny.
the arrest being made after
o'clock last Monday morning. il Is
said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

This II was, In fact for no other lee
turer had up to then braved the
dangers Of the Sierras.
so successful was this lecture that
Big Creek. a mining camp twelve
miles away, sent a deputation to ask
that the lecture be repeated there.
Perils lay in wait on the way, but
Kingston felt he would be able 20
withstand them. He had bought
big revolver. and carried Il. Artemus
hal also bought "a gum" but he
kept his weapon at the bottom Of
his trunk. He called Kingston
Warrior"
Wen do it, Warrior!" Artemus
recided "Only take care TO have at
the bottom Of the handbills, 'Ad-
mission, one scalp, Front seats, two
scalps.' -.
The Young America Saloon was
the lecture half. Kingston says
that one hundred and fifty miners.
each paid three dollars. There they
sat on kegs and on the floor. and
Artemus lectured while the bar
kept up its business the barkeeper
yelling his applause as loud as the
rest who laughed themselves hoarse
over Babes in the Woods"
After the lecture Artemus and
Kingston started for Austin in the
buggy IN which they had driven
over. Sududenly, out Of the night
appeared a band Of redskins. They
captured the lecturer before his
manager could draw the famous re-
vo..er. They made Artemus and
Kingston get out Of the buggy, and
kept them on their knees under
guard for half an hour At last one
Of the Shoshones demanded IN bad
English Artemus's name:
"Artemus Ward was the reply
between teeth that chartered. not
from fear but from the frigid wea-
Their
"Wha-r-r-r-r-a-he; 20! 70! 70!
Americana talkee mani" the She's
shone leader yelled. He made a lunge
for Artemus's scalp, while the band
shouted:
"Talkeel Talkee."
Artemus did his best 10 address
them. He began a lecture" but
the Indians wouldn't listen. StIl ne
kept on until one OF the band cried
"Bosh."
The incident was ended right then
and there. for Artemus now realized
that his Indian capters were jok-
ers. When they had all finished
laughing the band gave the shiver-
ing Artemus and Kingston some
thing warm 70 drink and escorted
them back 20 Austin-with warn
ing not 10 he careless again in
wild country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Striebel
of Chicago are spending thu week
end 40 the home Of Mr. S,riebers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry STRIFE
bel. els Leland av
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sherman
Judsou and daughters. Glendora.
Ze.tela and Mrs. s r Klein. have
returned home after spending a few
days with relatives NJ Sturgis. Mich.
Miss Rachael Schriner OF Ian
caster. Wis IS the guest of Miss
Gertrude Brodbeck, 1920 8 Michi-
gan 81. Miss Schriner was a class
mate Of Miss Brodbeck at Milwau-
kee Downer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

joyed. the favor being won hy Miss
mildred Mattescn. a two COuu9e
luncheon was served. The next
meeting viii be held in two weeks
AZ which time Miss Ella May Spry.
507 F. south st.. viii be hostess 10
the club.
The marriage on Miss R0s.na Hell
ena Materu. daughter of Nr. and
Nrs a. Natern. 100 East Pennsyl-
vanla av. and Benjamin Q. Wegrer.
son OK Mrs \ WcRncr. 230 =. Paris
g.. took place az nine o'clock last
Thursday morning az the parsonage
o. the Memorial Presbyterian church
at Sues. Mich Mr. and Mrs. Veg
ner left FOR a short wedding trip %
Chicago after which they VIII Doe at
home at 73O r. Pennsylvania av
Invitations have been issued by
MI and Mrs. John Browudeid
Campbell for the marriage Of their
daughter. Doris Elizabeth. and
Woodland Gregory Jeschke, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jeschke Of
Benton Harbor. Mich. which will
take place az g O'Clock On the even
ing Of Dec. 10. only the family and
a few friends viii be included az
the ceremony.
Miss CampbeIrs bridesmaids VIII
include Miss Catherine COonIey OF
this city. Miss Ruth Boyd Of Glen
dale. Calf and Miss Marjorie
Maher o. Montclair. n. j. John
Brownheld Campbell jr and Clay
ton Dean of Chicago viii serve as
groomsmen.
The Lltahlnl group OF Camp Fire
Girls enjoyed a novel hike Friday
afternoon. the first section blazing
the trail for two miles and the sec
ond section tracking them a half
hour later. The trail ended az the
home OF the guardian, Mrs. ]. A..
Holland. $50 Haney av. The after
noon was spent in sewing for the
novelty booth Of the Camp Fire
Girls bazaar 10 be held at the
Chamber Of Commerce Dec. 10.
Miss Helen Weber. 318 Haney av,
was surprised Thursday evening by
30 relatives and friends in celebra-
ton OF her birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent with music.
games and contests. the favors I'm
the later being won by Hazel Linse-
meyer. Edgar Weber and Rudolph
Marker.
Miss Ruth Collins. 735 Diamond
av.. was delightfully."- surprised Fri
day evening by Is friends the oc-
casion being the celebration OF her
18th birthday anniversary. Music
and dancing and games, featured
the entertainment OF the evening,
the favor being won by Walter
Fretz. Luncheon was served from
table centered with a birthday cake.
South Bend Review No. 4 met I'm
regular session Friday evening with
SO members present. Eight new
members were initiated and lunch
con was served following the bust
ness session. The election Of officers
will take place in two weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
FAMOUS WITS" OF HISTORY
Little Stories Of Men and Women
Whoss SayinRs Are Still Remembered
By MARK STUYVESANT

only a year old. It had a court house
however. and a newspaper. The
fame Of Artemus Ward had pre-
coded him, and the city was out to
welcome him. The Judge offered
his court house for the lecture.
But there was new granite store
just completed, and although It had
no lights. it seemed a better place
for a lecture.
When lecture time arrived Arte-
mus led the way 20 the store with a
lamp he had borrowed from the no.
tel. Most he gave what the Austin
Reveiue declared was THE pion-
eer lecture In the Sheshone nation"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

In the Savage Club Papers for
1858 there is an amusing article
from the pen of DR.. Kingston. who
acted as advance agent for Artemus
Ward on his lecture tour through
the far Western states and territor-
les The Savage Club. by the way,
is a club Of London. Eng, and its
name has nothing TO do with the
story the doctor wrote for the club
papers. although il might well have
been invented for this special pur-
pose. DR.. Kingston tells OF how they
went 10 the town Of Austin, and what
there.
Austin was then a mining camp
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

A metal ventilator adjustable 20
any window that viii insure an
abundant supply Of fresh !nvigorat-
ing outside air without draft IN the
room is one Of the newer items
shown in the homeware department
OF Reinold's store. 31stt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
SALE ON MONOGRAPHS

We have just received a shipment
OF monographs bought at a sacri-
fee 46 inch mahogany finish. high
grade tone arm and motor. plays all
records, S4S cash. large twelve
inch records free. The G. ". Copp
Music shop. 32S-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
Announcements

The Mar-Tee-bee girls will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Frank Brodbeck. 1920 s.
Michigan st. 10 sew for the Chill
dren's dlspensary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

DR.. F. r. Carson, dentist. new To-
cation. 125 W. Washington av., VIII
be open on or about Dec 5th.
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