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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-16
srARKWEATHER
(~Starkweather Tmes)

The World would like to secure
n correspondent in every township
an Ramsey county. We will fur
aish a subscription to The World
to all writer's and pay for tho
service in addition. For full par.
aiculars write to F. s. Austin,
Editor.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-16
LAYTON
(From The Republican,

(From The Republican,
The World would like to secure
a correspondent in every township
in Ramsey county. We will fur
nish a subscription to The World
to all writers and pay for the
service in addition. For, full par
ticulars write to F. S. Austin,
Editor.
Mrs. j. E. Stevens visited Edmore
this week. &
Roy Jechort visited Brocket be-
tween, trains Monday. q.
!, 50 per cent to Is per cent discount
on our entire stock, Of up-to-date fur
niture. E. W. Gilbertson, Devils
Lake, N. D.. 3--z3s
Lee Vita Of Brocket was a bust
ness visitor in Lawton Tuesday.
Oluf Hagen visited at Devils Lake
Monday returning home Tuesday.
A number Of scarlet fever cases
are reported from Lankin and vici4-
ity.
You can buy furniture at so PEI
cent TO Is percent discount at Gilbert
sons Devils Lake, ND. 342agl
Joseph Binas and daughter returned
from Grand Forks last Saturday.
Mr. and Mn. ]. 81. Langton and
family and Mrs. Clel Iangton had
dinnersAnd lspent the afternoon atBthe
=. D Christian home last Sunday.
Lamb and Kops disposedsof thei,
private dray linsa toE Christian
who also bought ont the Howard
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-16
EDMoRE
(Herald-NewB)

The World would like to secure
. correspondent in every township
In Ramsey county. We will fur
nish : subscription to The World
to oil writer's and pay for the
service in addition. For fun par.
tieularss write to F.. s. Austin,
Editor.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-02
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

D. B. Thompson of Hope, was here yesterday for short visit with rela- tives and friends.
 Mir and Mrs. k. B. Hamilton and family are invited to the Gem show tonight by the management. War tax only.
 Dr. s. J. Hesterly will leave in the morning for Hot Springs to attend meeting of the Arkansas Medical So- ciety of which he is a delegate from this district.
 "Dinty" is guaranteed to be the picture that will please all ages. It will be shown at the Gem Wednesday matinee and night. Marshal Neilan has scored his greatest success and you will like it. 2d2
 Mesdames w. V. Tompkins, Joe R. Hamilton and Emond Logan left this morning for Little Rock where they will attend the Presbyterian Normal representing the Presbyterian Sunday school of this city.
 Clyde c. Nelson arrived home Sat urday evening from Rochester, Minn., where he had been in Mayo Bros. Hospital for surgical treatment. Glad to state that his condition is perma- nently improved and within a few weeks he will regain his strength.
 A recent issue of the Memphis, (Tenn.) News Scimitar contains a long article of the meeting of the Tennessee Medical Association held at Memphis at which Dr. William Britt Burns of that city, was elected presi- dent for the ensuing year. Dr. Burns is we'll known in Prescott and is a brother of Justice of the Peace J. T. Burns of this city Dr. Burns has been one of the leading physicians of Memphis for number of years and is foremost in the profession in the state.
 Will take or 10 head of cattle to pasture. Good pasture, price reas- enable. F. c. Corley, 3 1-2 miles west of Prescott. 30t3
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-02

Q. D. Perryman, special agent of the Iron Mountain, with headquarters at Little Rock, was in our city yes terday.
 Mrs. F. J. Johnson returned home today from a pleasant visit with her sister. Mrs. Yocom at Newport. Ben Waller left last night from Hot Springs where he goes to assist in a hall game there today
 Miss Annie Watts of Camden, joined the house party at Mrs. w. B. Walters last night.
 Mrs. 0. H. Helbig and Miss Ruth HeIbig left last night for visit to St. Louis.
 James Darlington of Smackover, is spending a few days with relatives here.
 Mrs. J. B. Stone returned last night from two weeks visit to Little Rock.
 k
 Miss Edna Rudolph is spending to- dav with home folks at Philadelphia
 k
 Bill Young of Camden, came in last night on visit to friends here. Miss Phleas Stone is spending a few days in Hope. Miss Bessie Royston of Hope, is spending today with her sister, Miss Irene Royston.
 Miss Maggie Baker came in last night from Philadelphia and will spend a few days in Prescott
 Miss Marion Waller entertains this afternoon complimentary to Misses Watts, Brown, Ally and McCaughey, her guests.
 Mrs. c. Cteed and sons, E. c. and 0. J. Steed returned last night from DeLeon, Texas, where they attended at the bedside and funeral of their daughter and sister. q
 Hee flaws, by Nelle Sahc The smaller ones mind, the longer it takes to make up.
 Most shoes that are really fitting
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-02

most always hurt little.
 1t IS said that the Dalia Lama has been found. We really didn't know they were looking for it.
 "Lunchettes" are the latest fad in the East. But we don't like the name. 1t leaves hungry taste in the mouth.
 A man from the country don't like to set up late at night, and a man rom town don't like to get up early Tn the morning.
 There may be something that looks worse than weeks growth of whis- kerss, but 1t hasn't yet been discov- cred
 Isn't it a funny custom that says a maiden of 25 should have a chaperone, and that married woman of 20 doesn't need any.
 We are afraid to start conversa- tion with some people for fear they will talk longer than we care to Sten.
 We have made peace with the elbow advocates. They claim short sleeves are not worf for beauty, but comfort, and we certainly wouldn't blame any one for sacrificing appearances for comfort and-cloth.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-02
Headlines

Commencement exercises of the public schools at the opera house Tuesday, May 14th. Class address by Chas. Hillman Brough, Ph. D., a teacher in Arkansas University.
 Arkansas legislature-Blind Insti- tute bill about completed Me Kenzie cigarette bill was not reached yesterday.
 c. s. Mccain of Prescott, acted as chairman of Board of Trade smoker at Little Rock.
 St. Marys Woodstock Co. leases the Longview Pianer grounds.
 Little Rock loses a game.
 Woodman meeting.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-02

o. D. Perryman, special agent of the Iron Mountain, with headquarters at Little Rock, was in our city yes terday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
SEES 10.CENT FARE IN N. J.
Failure TO Pass Parry Bill Means
Grab Of Millions, Says Phinney

Tre,to, roh o,ssor,;,o ,ho, Tho
p,,hi;o J',;,;,;o. S'e po,.d ro ie,aoa sn hos
anu u"', nortrni nvcr tr"iio,. e. and that
Saii,ro ,,V ~ noSs os .bo Jy po,, rainat;on Xiii
,ncnms p"SH ,sn ccn, c taso Snd,.v IT,
phimnoy oSecntius saor.tarr of the
Snn. fcrsor STATE Jeosno az Nun;ci. /.
nal;tics TO-DAY issued statement IN
pa.tS, .oa. "su.u ot ,ha In
s anlSn "e poLn'Vn ~ Ma e'n Snrnic " ~ " over
,nriiTa hutnCr w '"n tI,s uV,t a,nt.r5ent soSs,
'kISl"'TrS, .!I. " lis s .ho, s 80" and so
oo,,a %,uG rab e una" nut oSor go .aM on an % nm
S",Is ggSc grfI Is pus uo S.es seems o ikev IN
SSusi'''sIns pu't1rs. r.a ssht ;n tbo senate
@ .,vw .I Je'TpS, D.. na,,a,;on n h,,, ;s n Ssbt
Grrr ,b ,nT ron ac ccnt fare and The stakes are
s"r .ne - zen riIi"ns T of dollars The Alien
act'oS ~ ionn p'' wh;cb The Parry hill cor
noo aao.s vi ,njd Tho fon,dat;on for the ten L.
cert fare believe that II was de.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
WELLESLEY DRIVE MONDAY
College Club 10 headquarters for
National Campaign for s2,7oo,ooo

The national campaign to raise
81, TOO, 900 for Wellesley College will
open next Monday. and the local head
quarters of the drive, at the College
Club, 1900 Spruce street. Is prepared
to take subscriptions from this district.
Mrs. George II. Wood Is chairman Of
the committee for the district to which
this city belongs. Miss-G Grace Kimball
is secretary.
The officers Of the Wellesley Alumnae
Association, oil Of whom are from this
city this year, follow:
President, Mrs. Henry II. Bonzell,
III West Moreland avenue, Chestnut
Hill; vice president, Mrs. George d.
Wood, 1890 Spruce street, Philadel.
phia secretary, Mrs. George II. Camp,
013 South Forty fifth street, West
Philadelphia, treasurer, Miss Jeanette
keim, Cynwyd; assistant treasurer,
Mrs. J. Howard Cloud, Ardmore (;
director, Miss Emma Griffith Pnrsly,
6426 Sherwood road, Overlook.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

are literally in rags. Such garments
as they wear are Of the thinnest dc.
scription.
In some Of the homes there is no
straw on tho cold brick beds. 4 few
bits Of broken ma,ting is all they have
to lie on, and for covering no waddcd
quilt but on" Will find roll of straw
strung together to make some sort Of
substitute for blankets. Children run
about, half naked.
At present have enough food 'thc
Manila Shipment for about one twelfth
Of tn" poorest people for FIVE months,
which * not all the period we have to
face. And aS tho people eat up their
last reserves these poorest will grow in
numbers NOR" and more.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Traffic Nlolator Fined

Henry Gagrindrenc, Of Eleventh and
Carpenter streets, Camden. was fined
$50 today for violation Of the traffic
ordinance in having halted motor bus
within sixty feet Of street crossing
Francis Pyne, Of 1927 Hollywood street,
driver Of a motortruck, also was ar.
rested for violation of the ordinance
covering condition Of the brakes on an
automobile. Pyne was following closely
after Gagrindrene' motor bus when the
bus was halted and could not stop his
truck in time 70 prevent rear .end
smash. His sentence was suspended.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
WOMAN REPLACES WOMAN
Mrs. 6ostwiek Elected Member O,
PItmap Board OF Edue,tion

Pitman. y. j., Feb. 9.-Mrs. /, T..
Bostwick, was elected a member oi
the Pitman board of education at the
annual school election held here las,
evening. She succeeds Mrs. Clarence
h. Tichenor, the first woman school
director ever elected here. Mrs. Itch
enor was not a candidate for re. cleo
ton.
DR.. c. p. Phillips was re. elected
as the other member Of the board.
Women made n spirited campaign a,
Glnssboro and succeeded In getting two
of their number elected as board oi
education members. They are Mrs. G.
c. Shute and Miss Anna Staueer
Charles F. Reipp and w. A. Downer,
Jr., were re- elected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
WOMAN RsvoKEs SIGNATURE
Mrs. Pyke Asked Chairman Whites
Resignation Under MisapprehsnsIon

Cleveland, o., Feb. 9.--(By A. P.D
tional committeewoman from Ohio,
issued a statement today in which she
declared her signature to the letter sent
to George White, Of Marietta, chair.
man Of the National Democratic Com.
mittee, virtually demanding his resig-
nation, had been obtained by National
Committeeman Thomas L. Love, OF
Texas, through a misunderstanding.
Mrs. Pyke, who was appointed by
White on the committee which is to
meet next week in Washington to set a
date for a reorsa anization meeting. telc-
graphed White at Marietta last night
that she was a firm and stanch sup.
porter" Of his and requested that her
signature on the round robin made
public at Washington be disregarded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Amusement Place Burned

Detroit. Feb. 9.-CBy \. Pl--Fire
of undetermined origin today destroyed
the Pier Dance Hall and the Coliseum.
riverfrnnt amusement resort, entail
ing u loss estimated at $500 900. Sew
cral iremcn we're slightly injured when
the roof of the pier hall collapsed. The
flames for a time threatened a number
Of amusement concessions adjoining the
Coliseum at the Belle Isle bridge ap-
proach.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Prince kropotkIn Dies again"

London, Feb. GA Moscow wireless
dispatch says that Primo" Peter A. Kro.
Potkin. the Russian scientist and rpvo-
lutionary leader. died in Moscow yes
tCrday.
Kropotkin who was we'll known as n
revolutionary leader. had been i'll for
some time. \ report from Copenhagen
last week said that he had died. and
evoked long narratives Of his romantic
career. but this report later was denied
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Special Sotlccs
; NOTICE is HEREnY GIyEN rUAT

49, applications have been made TO Tn,
Public Scryic" Commission OF the Common.
wealth nr TennsylvanIa. under the provisions
Keystone Telephone Company Of PhiIadcIphIa
for certihcates OF Public Convenience eviienc.
contracts between the city ~ PkiladeinhYa
and !he k.ystonc Telephone Company OF
phiIadeiGnie for fSTnlshinS Municipal and
Philadelphia during the year 1927. as rs M
quired by tho Electrical Bureau Of the De.
partment Of Public Safety. WV Ne"
public hear upon these application.
viii be held In Room 400 City Hall. Phiia
delphis, on the nth day. OF FebFuarI. insI
at 1880 o'riosk q. nj. when and where All
persons " interest may appear and Is.
KEYSTONE TELEPHONE COMPANY or
PHU.SDFIPHIl vi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
SIeclnl Nirrtlnga a

9lsya THE REGULAR STATED MEETING
Of The Directors OF tho AiIentown
Company. 253 DreXel Building, Phiiadeiphim
Pennsyivania. on Tuesday. February i5
i. nusSELI. HuDpERs. secy.
sSS5S THE REGULAR STATED MEETING
OF the pirectoLs OF tho Aidrich Pump
Comiany. 2bS DreIel Building. Phiisdeipbia'
Pennsylvenia. on Tuesday. February is.
H. RUssEIL HUDDERs. s.cy,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

Capitalists Daughter Killed by Auto
Cleveland. Feb. 9.--Leola Painter,
Ave Years old, daughter of Kenyon w.
Painter. Cleveland capitalist. was killed
and her brother, Kenyon. Jr., two years
old, narrowly escaped death late today
when the Painter automobile was over
turned in collision.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
DIVIDENDS

IlH BOARD 9E DIRECTORS or TIM
have this day, declared 9uarterly dI"i;
credited to the stNekholdeTs as they stand
registered at the elSsing of The books at
payable on the :5th Inst. A""
The transfer books win remain closed until
the 2lBt inst.
February 3. 1921,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

rTRFHhsG 81 S x9s4GAsf sfiK 81 Of FchR 4AE
provisions Of the Sinking Fund Sealed pro-
posaLs M Pc RECEIVED until o'clock 2; M
tse for the sale 10 II OF forty.seven 40 OF
the said bonds az tho lowest rate but In no
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
for lnourHnces on Lives and Granting An.
Ruitiea.
Trustee.
SIT Chestnut st. Phiis.. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
FINANCIAL.
SINKING FUND NOTICE
To tho Holders OF First Preferred Stock
and
Second Preferred stock Of Superior Steel
CORPORATION

Corporation
SotICo is hereby given that in tho S!nitinE
Fund OF Superior Steel Corporation. the fol-
lowing suns are applicable to tho purchase
OF shares OF First Preferred and second
Preferred Stock OF the Corporation: sol,
sha.37 20 the purchass OF First Preferred
preferred Stock and that Superior Steel
on March cd i62i. in the purchase OF First
Preferred stock and Second Pref.rred Stock.
ton and the by laws OF the Corpora
Ton to such extent as the funds IN the
prices 9, which such shares may he offered
not TO exceed One. Hundred and rittceT,
ssses ot'eT!nss plainly ma! War'Sd cd, one,
Re made to tho Superior Steel Corporation,
at the once OF It's Transfer Agent. SO Broad
i4th. 1871.
Such offers shall state the number OF
shares for sale, and whether First or Second
Preferred. and the price at which suet
shares are offered. and shall be signed by the
holders thereof.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
STARVING IN CHINA
HAUNT MISSIONARY
Doomed Throng at Doors Daily.
Sent Away With Kind Words.
No Food
MANILA SHIPMENT ARRIVES

Spsoiol c1ble Dispatch. Copyright ta!t
BY the REV. r. J. GRIFFITH
(TAe Rev. Francis J. Griffith. Church
If Eroldnd missionary at Anpin1.
CAiHd, on the hen, Of the Chihh province
famine rome. has direct charge o. re-.
Hef teork among the STARRING hoWsandS $
Of his district
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

MEMLER.-Teb.s s, LOUIS A. MEHLrp
Lodge, No: asa. r. and A. H., and %i'H fn;spos ;Spos
EI,opnclI. NO. Ss6. II. A., invited to funsr.y
I'LL. p M, from 1912 Columbia ave. in,'
West Laurel Hill Gem. I've Inv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

oGiLES,-Teb. g. CLARENCE GILES .,
2s29 Ridge ave. Relatives and friends in.
lors OF Martin Evoy Son. 2SO9 Diamond
q: Int private. Remains may be "iewnd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28
PLAN MASS MEETING
TO DISCUSS BLUE"
LAWS ENFORCEMENT

The Truth About Blue LAVE
viii be discussed at mass meeting
TO be held at the First Methodist
church next Sunday afternoon at :
o'clock BY DR.. W. 8. Fleming, die
trict manager OF the National Re-
form association. and DR.. Arthur A
Sampson OF New York. field secre-
tary OF the same organization. These
men arc claimed by the association
70 be thoroughly versed In this sub
ject and will present all aspects Of
the Sunday proposition particularly
from a civic. rather than from a re-
igiOus standpoint.
The position OF the association
on the Sabbath proposition and the
osition which will be taken by tho
speakers at the meeting Sunday. Is
that while there can be no adequate
or just legislation determining how
the individual shall spend Sunday,
there must be both laws and en-
forcement protecting those who wish
10 worship on that day. II the clause
in the constitution guaranteeing
freedom TO worship God according
10 the dictates OF conscience. Is 70 be
valid" said L @. Coison. religious
director at the South Bend Y. n. c.
a. Thursday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28

Mrs. Gene HAA1ornt Of South Bend
had charge OF the meeting.
Thirty FIVE members and two yist-
tors attended an all day meeting OF
the Ladies Aid society OF the NJ. Z.
church held wednesday Ct the home
Of Mrs. Hiram Psnrod. 2s1f Aisha- :
waka az. The day was spent sewing.
quilting and Hitting comforters. a
pot luck dinner Uas served al noon.
The regular meeting OF the society
Will DO held Wednesday Feb. at
the home OF Mrs \. l. Brand eRba1r 2.
s. Seventh ~. Mrs. Morrill, Fisher
viii assist.
Mrs Z. r Mitchell wac hostess
az a one o'clock luncheon Wednes-
day Cards was the feature or the
afternoon.
Mrs. Russell Mofsitt. 8. Eighth ST.
entertained the members OF the I.
NJ. W. club Wednesday afternoon.
The time was spent socially and
with needle work. A two course lun-
cheon was served. The next meeting
will De held IN two weeks with Mrs
Neil McGrew y. Eighth 81.
Mrs. Frank KOchenderfer y. Sixth
~. will entertain tho r. p. E club
Friday afternoon.
Ernstine daughter. OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Harlen River av- sub
matted TO an operation for append
citls at st. Joseph hospital Misha.
waka wednesday. The operation
was succe ssful.
Gerald. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Martsclf, has recovered from
an attack OF smallpox, and the home
has been released from quarantine.
Mrs Harlow Perry and infant son,
Will DE removed from 81. Joseph
hospital. AEshawalSa to their home
in s. 10 81. this morning.
G. 3. Ault, 8. i1th 81. Is III
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Vernon Bassett N. lith St,
who submitted 20 an operation Of the
throat two weeks ago. ts improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Critics. have
returned from Hannah. Ind. where
they attended the funeral OF G.. w.
Apulogate.
Mrs. B. Robinson has returned
% Des Moines, Iowa after several
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28
CONTINUE SEARCH
FOR AUTO ROBBERS
scour State-Line Counties for
4 Party Which Robbed
Goshen Store.
Bpscisl % The Now Times:


GOSHEN. Ind. Jan. 2T-Sh erffrs
q northern Indiana and southern
hIichigan counties are today fol-
lowing clues IN the expectation OF
experimenting robbers who Tuesday
nighs or Wednesday morning batter
81 down the back door OF the build
Ing IN Scott village. Lagrange coun-
e.. occupied ~ the Haggerty broth
srs' general store, and hauled away
stock valued at $4,000 on e motor
truck. Il e thought they went into
Michigan, although the vehicle was
not definitely tracked
The robbers took shoes clothing.
watches. silk waists. vacuum clean
err. heaters and other things OF
much value.
Scott - without Lolice protection.
Discovery or the theft was not made
unril employees OF the store opened
u for business "Wednesday morning.
The sheriff OF Lagrange county has
been at Scott all day. endeavoring 20
sTack the robbers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28

tenn TO replace street pavement
sweeping. Estimates prepared show
the city can save about $4,000 an
nually by making the change. II
now costs 5000 per year to sweep
paved streets here. according 20 fig
ures compiled at the office OF the
city clerk
Goshen dealers have reduced gas
oline two cents the gallon and coal
oil three cents the gallon. Gasoline
j. now retailed here At PA cents
per gallon and coal oil at I6 10
cents per gallon.
g i F1E'h ~ EDlt1z-1,paTtz. z-rsre-
sentng the Indiana state fire mar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28

shals office. was here 10 exhibit q
motion picture at Goshen High
school assembly room In the interest
OF fire prevention. The exhibition
was under auspices of the GOsheu
fire department.
John T. James 81 Industry and
Rock Island, H.. who was taken 40
the Indiana penal farm Ia start a
sentence Of 600 days having I5s
quarts OF whisky IN his posse I'D on.
which he was transporting By auto
from Detroit TO Rock Island for 81
friend" was placed in the hospital
as soon as he arrived Al the Putnam.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28

wseks VISIT with Mrs. c q. Aut, and
o0ner friends and relatives.
Frank Koch end srfer has returned
10 his some In Chicago after a, visl,
WITH his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
kochendsrfer.
mrs. ChrRStin Wright. who under
"ent an operation at St. Joseph
hospital. Mshawaka, was removed
% her home on 18th. 81. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Roder1ck who
nave been visiting IN Eikhart have
returned home
y. Il PTether and r. y. Morris
or Indiana polls. who have been vis-
ting friends here for several days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28

vile Institution. lie remains ~
state OF complets nervous eEhauFtisF
Perkins Bros % s.roh Wsr
awarded the contract for the Tul
key Creef ditch In LARiHnse county
on their bid 81 ss4qfR
IN the circuit court here Elis
Mack wsH granted q divorce frDf
John p. Mack Mrs Nacf's przye
for 5000 alimunv was denied.
Charles T. Hlu OF Elkhart has
sued Alta p. FtiU for divorce an
Romano GAnger ~ Eikhari speAin-
divorce from tSnid Danger, Com
plants were niPd In the circuit
here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28
RIVER PARK

Wednesday night marked the close
OF a successful revival meeting con-
Quoted by the Rev. "a. L Brandon
burg at the River Park VI. f. church
which began Jan. 2. Rev Branden-
burg. took for his closing text III
the righteous scarcely enter heaven
where will the unrighteous and sin
ners appear. Tive nty-three became
members Of the church.
The BIBLE study class met Thurs-
day at the home Of Mrs. John Brant
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28
PLAN VALENTINE PARTY

A stunt" Valentine party TO be
giv%7 Feb Il for intermediate girls
in The various gym centers OF the
city Was decided upon by the MUM
cipal reCreatiCnal committee at rs
meeting Wednesday night A similar
program for intermediate boys or the
gym classes VIII be held later. Col
&. Seymour Bullock. city recreation
~ director announced Thursday.