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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-27
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE

NVN tAN<~A4tA--
State OF Indiana. County OK St Jo-
seph. ssh the ST. Joseph superior
Court. No 2, September tern. 1921.
Theresa Haucz VS. Alex J. hancz,
Elizabeth Haucz. To cancel deed and
quiet title No 35e
Be IL known. That the above-na med
Plaintiff has filed in the Onlce Of the
CLERK ~ said Court Der complaint
against said Defendant Ia the above
cause together with q proper a-tlaF-t
that said Defendant, Alex J. Hanoi and
Elizabeth Haucz, are not residents ~
the state 81 Indiana.
Said Defendants are hereby nouheq
that said cause VIII stand for trial On
the 18th day II December. lS-l. ne
same being the eth day Of term ot sald
Pend. on the 4th Monday tn september.
on which day said Defendants are re-
qufred 70 appear 20 said action
WILBUR n WARNER Clerk
BY MARGARET LUNG, Deputy.
z DekelDoum g. ID. j. Nemefh.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
oct. 1926. Nov. ..
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BY CONDO

ceremony must again be invested
with more solemnity instead OF be-
ing merely a trip 10 some neighbOrs
hood Gretna Green.
Immoral Contracts.
Until death do us part may be-
come a very sinful bargain. immoral
for the contracting parties and dan
REV. BRUCE BROWN.
gerous to the state. It is a crime
both against ones soul and society
to bring children into the world
not begotten in love.
of I were 10 lay down one sug-
gestive rule for young folks con-
templating marriage. q would be
this: Don't get married II you can
help IL; # you can't go 70 It.
After that don't get n divorce II
you can help it-but don't submit 20
being treated like a cur or trampled
on like a worm"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-27
"7M Death Do Us Part" May be
Sinful Pact, This Pastor Says
Matrimony Expert Declares
Short Engagements Bad;
Scores Remarriages.

LOS ANGELES. oct. 26.-Divorce
is strengthening, rather than under
mining societys foundations. in the
belief Of the Rev. Bruce Brown. pas
tor OF the white Temple" church
here and a student of the matrimOn-
ial institution.
while there are more divorces
today than ever before. there are
also more happy homes; society is
getting better, and moral convic-
tions stronger" contends the Rev.
Brown
Woo Slowly, Advice.
"a short betrothal invariably
leads to a tempestuous matrimo-
NAL experience, 1 have observed.
And in most cases the monkey and
parrot existence winds into the d.
vorce separator before very long.
IF 1 had the making OF marriage
laws, | should let anyone who want
ed IL get a. divorce.
THE sin Of the whole matter lies
not in the separation. but In remar-
riage.
Marriage is too easy to get. The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-27
BEAUMONT GIRLS MUST
WEAR PLENTY OF CLOTHES

BEAUMONT, Tex. oct. 26.-Po-
lice get some queer requests. but
Day Sergt. Waldrope. Of the local
force. thinks one made 10 him re-
Gently takes the cake. Il was short
" after a young woman had been
arrested for appearing on the street
with too little clothing on. The
phone at headquarters rang. and .
sweet voice said 10 the sergeant:
wont you please come up 20 see
me- I just got into town, and ]
want 70 be sure have enough cloth
IS on"
The sergeant pondered a mo-
ment and then replied 4ou u
have to excuse me, ma am. I'm
married man"
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Estate OF Anna Marckle:
NnIITE NJ FIN Al ACT0INT.


By direction OF Gertrude Weutland.
Administratrix 81 the Estate Of Anna
AlarckIe late ~ ST. Joseph County, "a
the state u Indiana. licensed.
Notice is hereby given 20 TIE heirs
legatees and degisees ~ said decedent
and all other persons Interested fra said
estate. that sail administrator has fled
iE this court her vouchers for the fna
settlement OF said estate. and they are
hereby required 20 he aud appear IN
said court ou the 18th day ~ November
1921. when the same VIII be heard and
make proof of their heirslip. or claim
20 any part ~ said estate and chow
cause n there be- why said account ana
vouchers should not 30 approved.
Witness the Clerk and tie Seal of ne
s. Joseph SUPERIOR Corrt No. > II
South Bend. Indiana, 18th day az oe-
tober. 1921
WILBUR 81 WARNER. Clerk.
BERNARD L. HOERSTNAN, DIP.
Weidler & Guy. Attorneys for Estate
Oct 1874
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SALE on RECORDS

Two new records for 81 Three
davs ONLY. Thursday. Friday and
/ Saturday. side window. The G ".
Copp Music shop. s6l-Es
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Spent FORTUNE IN
SEARCH FOR HEALTH.
Huntington Woman Had
Despaired Of Ever Be-
ing Well Again

"Ten years is a long time to SUIT
Ter and ! am certainly thankful
that ! am once more enjoying good
health" said Mrs Ida Smith Of 914
Seventh street, Huntington, W. Va.
Il was getting worse so rapidly
that felt II something wasn't done
soon ] couldn't live much longer, /
had spent small fortune trying to
get relief, but with no results. al
had such a dreadful case OF indi.
gestion that could hardly eat a
thing and was slowly starving to
death. Often I had crampins
spells that almost drove me tran.
tic an d I suffered awfully with
bloating. palpitation and heart
burn.
"At times I would almost suffo-
cate i was badly, constipated and
was hardly ever free from head
aches. | was extremely nervous,
couldn't sleep well and was so dis
couraged that almost lost heart
y have taken only four bottles OF
Tanlac and ! enjoy my meals now,
for ! haven't the slightest touch Of
indigestion, no matter what I eat.
l. am free from constipation and
headaches and my nerves are SO
steady that sleep Just aslsound as
I ever did. I have gained ten
pounds, feel we'll and happy and
recommend Tanlac with all my
heart"
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and coming right toward him,
He looked up in startled alarm. Mr..
and Mrs. Ostrich had heard the
steps also, but taking fright, hid
their silly old heads quickly in the
ground, thinking that they couldn't
be seen. ~
Fllppety.Flap, Nancy and Nick
were close upon zippy before he dis.
covered them, and being taken by
surprise he started to run. Then he
stopped and slowly came back. The
fairyman's enormous shoes hao
caught his eye, also the Magic
Green ones the twins wore. Shoes
n things like that made him home
sick every time.
Are you ctrcus.tolk?" inquired
Zlppy, timidly.
"Yes." nodded Fllppety.Flap, "but
not the way you mean. However,
we are going there now. Would
you like to come along?"
Il believe l Should" nodded Zip.
py.
"Then come right along" beck,
oned the firyman.
. When the ostrichs pulled up their
heads, Zippy Zebra was gone, hide,
stripes m all.
ITO Be Continued.)
Copyright, 1921, N. E. Az
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well. he's strange to me- And
trom my rnother-in-law's manner |
knew she regarded that as the last
word on the subject.
] feat this was a; good time to give
Dot at least a, suggestion Of what
was in my mind.
II think there's a great deal in
what your mother says" told her.
"of course we know Edith and
George very well, but we are better
friends with each other than we are
with them and ! do think we should
keep together when we can.
"of couBe l understand that you
suggested Georges going back with
you only because the poor fellow
had a. cough and It was thoughtful
Of you 10 be so considerate. still
another time n
] stopped because ! could not
fathom the expression on Dots face.
Then I began to comprehend as she
burst into an amazing ut Of laugh.
ter.
Goodness sake, Dorothy, what's
come over you?" the older woman
aclsed.
But Dot could not control herself.
She laughed until for sheer relief
she had to sob q little and then as |
thought she was about to calm down
she went into hysterical laughter
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11
Scouts Make HIke.

The Boy Scouts OF Troop No. 2
who hiked to near Fairview a few
days ago were met yesterday eve,
ming by Scoutmaster ] Harold Ry.
mer. scoutmaster Rymer will re.
turn to Warrington with his troop
some time today. Bob Flrbee and
Glen Rymer motored TO Smithfielo
last evening and Will meet the
plies back here with them this aft
noon, Scouts Furbee and Rymer
camped over night with the troop,
they being members. This troop
Is connected with the First Metho.
dist Episcopal church and It's Scout.
master Rymer will soon go to Fair.
mont where he has accepted a po-
sition in one Of the Fatrmont banks.
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Personals.

Miss Pauline Turner, who has
been a student at Maryland college
has returned TO Warrington and
will spend the summer months
here.
John Hopkins, OF Moundsvtlle,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss ]. Hess left yesterday for
Morgantown where she will watch
her sister, Miss neplah Hess, grad
uate.
. Miss Ettie Anderson, Is In Man.
nington for the graduation exer,
cises.
Miss Margaret Padden Is spend.
Ing weeks visit with relatives In
Wheeling.
Max Jaftre. OF Pittsburgh, a for.
mer Warrington business man, is
in the city for a few days.
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he teaches Gordon whatever he can

he teaches Gordon whatever he can.
1t is lots of fun and"
Joan was blushlng. She had
been about to say that It was such
a pleasure for her to be with
them all.
Don't worry. joan" Mrs. Jonas
said, alphabetically. 81 know
how It Is. Be happy while you can.
Have your youth and romance now.
1t Is summer"
Joan felt as IL she could never
bear the end Of this wonderful sea.
son, but as 1t drew to a close John
told her that he loved her. He
knew that he had no right, as yet,
to speak; but he wanted her to
know that he would think Of her al.
ways, OF her alone.
"I'll get strong and well. joan,
while you are finishing college.
Then can get back into the game
again and"
Joan had turned away.
Turn back to me. Let me see
your eyes. And then-may I hope
to have you. dear?" he asked when
he had searched her eyes.
I'll only took this position for
the summer" she leased him..
But you will take me-forever,
please?" he pleaded.
II WILL" she said.
Copyright. 1921. by the Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate.)
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Lillian returned on Wednesday
igonia seyerald..y tisit Win iri6udi
- slstersyiie
3 A. AIilie q Iatrnontwas Jim
asttrs hRsinssa here on Friday
Isaac McIntire tts nerchan wa
e business visitor in clatksburg On
Thursday. ssi 4
Mrs. Arthur Martin was shopplnS
in Fairmont on Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. A. @. Morgan are
visiting with Mrs. Morgan's. par.
ents near Monongah at present.
Reed G, Cunningham Of Bigamon
was a business caller in town re-
Gently. ~
Misses Vivian Murray and Laura
Parrish were visitors at, Carolina
on Thursday evening.
@. William Atha Of East Run was
shopping in town on Thursday.
The Q. s. navy now has in It's
service $500 homing pigeons.
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COM LESSONS OF a HUSBAND
The 1ianls sitls Of MARRIED. ne:

I got Home that evening tust a
Dot and her parents were sitting
down to supper.
Ny wife greeted me with surprise
sHow did you manage to get bach
so quickly2"
Edith was able to start the cal
soon after you and George left.
How lucky!.
at would have been luckierif she
had been able to get 1t going a few
minutes sooner and we could al
have come home together"
81 agree with you" my mother
Iin-law put in quickly. Il told Dor.
othy that l thought 1t was a queer
arrangement. Now, when ! was
your age"
Eyes, mother, You and I have dis
cussed that potnts Dot hastened
to say, and her manner was gentlel
than her words.
"But must say that I can't I'M
derstand you young people at ALL
her mother continued, refusing tc
be turned aside.
when ] was your age We didn't
have automobiles, of course, and we
were lucky Il We could go buggy.
riding once in a while, though good.
ness knows there was no place tc
ride except out to the springs OF
the asylum and who wanted to see
lot Of crazy people
What was I saying? Oh, about
your carrying-ons, When I was
your age a man and vile went to-
gether, and II she came home he
came back with her-he didn't stay
behind with another woman and let
O strange man bring his wife home
But George Isn't strange man."
insisted Dot.
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WE you oreus:fOIk2e inquired zppy tlmldIy.n


what do you mean by saying
that you were the person who
sometimes helped to pull the great
golden wagons In the circus?" ask,
ed Mrs. Ostrich Of Zippy Zebra.
zippy answered proudly. why,
because | took turns with each Of
them. One day I'd be at the head
OF the brown ponies, the next with
the milk-white ones. and the next
day I'd help the, coal.black ones
Then I'd begin all over again."
"BIt why?" Mrs. Ostrich insisted
upon knowing.
"Because!" answered Zippy i'm
portantly. Because l was consid-
cred the most ornamental pony in
the whole circus.
fully.
Zipp7 got cross at that. az was
more appreciated there than am
here" he retorted. "Other folks
think am handsome, even II you
don't"
zippy went on with his grazing
andNthereaftar kept up an indignant
silence without any chuckling.
Pretty soon he tapped his right ear,
then his left ear, then both OF them.
Not because they were burning, but
because he heard something-steps
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Queen Esther Circle was held
last evening at the home OF Miss
Mary Atkinson, Miss Mary Atkin
son and Miss Helen Rymer hostess.
es. A good crowd attended the
meeting and enjoyed a delightful
luncheon after q short business ses'
sion. The Queen Esther Circle is
an organization OF the First Metho'
dist Episcopal church and a very
active association OF girls and
young ladies Of the church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11
Cherry Pudding.

One quart cherries, l cup
sugar, 1 inch stick cinnamon,
1.2 cup flour, eggs, Ia cup
cream, 2 tablespoons milk, Ia
lemon (grated) rind, 3.4 tea
spoon salt.
Stone cherries and put in top Of
double boiler with cinnamon, 10
cup sugar and 2 tablespoons Of wa.
ter. Cook over boiling water till
cherries are tender. Cool. Heat
cream, and flour mixed to smooth
paste with the milk. Let boil. Add
sugar and salt. Let cool while
beating the yolks and whites OF
eggs. Add yolks OF eggs beaten till
thick and lemon colored and the
grated lemon rind. Fold in whites
Of eggs beaten till stift and dry.
Put q layer Of cherries IN the bot.
tom OF a well buttered baking dish.
Add a layer Of the mixture. Con.
ttnue with alternating layers until
all Is used. Cover with a buttered
paper and bake in a moderate oven
for about 30 minutes. Serve warm
with whipped cream or Cherry
sauce.
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Cherry Sauce.
One cup stoned cherries, IL

One cup stoned cherries. 10
cup butter, l cup powdered
sugar, l egg white.
Cream butter and slowly add
sugar. Add white OF egg beaten till
stiff and dry and cherries.
Steamed Cherry Pudding.
One egg, 1-2 cup sugar. 1.2 7
cup water, l 1.2 cups flour, .
teaspoons baking powder, IA
teaspoon salt, / 1-2 cups stoned
cherries.
Beat egg well and add sugar. Add
flour mixed with baking powder
and salt and water alternately.
Then stir in the cherries. Turn
into a well buttered dish and
steam IS minutes. Serve with
sugar and cream.
Copyright, 1891, by Newspaper
IS Enterprise,)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11

Tomorrow morning at the Pres
byterian church the children will
present a program fitted to Chill.
dren's Day and will be attended by
a large crowd of members OF the
families Of which the children are
members and friends. The church
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11
Homo from COLLEGE.

Miss Mildred Drake has returned
from Frederick, Md, where she had
been a student OF the Hood college.
Miss Drake brought with her Miss
Mary Kerfoot, also a student OF
Hood college who viii be her guest
until Monday when she will go to
Morgantown to attend the summer
course OF w. v. q.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11

R. ]. clarkson, Mrs. A. s. Gould
and Mrs. R. NJ. Homer have return.
ed from Parkersburg where they
were attending the graduating ex.
ercises at De Sales Heights where
Miss Garhine, a daughter Of the
latter has graduated, in both school
and music,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11
Returned 10 Meat viralnIn

Mr.. and Mrs. Arch G. Morgan
and daughter who have been rest.
dents Of Detroit, Mich, for nearly
two years returned to West vir-
ginia this week and will make this
state their home in the future. They
came through In their automobile,
arriving here on Tuesday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11

Visitors at lodge
Mesdames 3. e. snider, Charles
Lieyins, W. I. Shaver. Lizzie Candy,
Willard F. Borgess., Newton Jones,
David Smith, Lloyd Costello and
Miss Virginia Chriswell OF Monon-
gah, members Of West Virginia Re-
bekah lodge. q. Of Fairmont paid
a visit TO Loyal Sisters Rebekgh
lodge, 1ss, ]. o. o. F., Of this place
on Thursday evening. An hour was
spent enioyahly at the hall but az
the visit was not announced no ar
rangementsehad been made for the
usual refreshments but ice cream
was served at ths Richards drug
store after the close Of the lodge.
The. first Thursday evening in each
month Is Initiation night and . cor.
dial invitation Is extended to all 10
be present at next initiation night
as there willsi in oil probability be
some candidates ready at that time.
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VISITING at York.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Stanbaugh
have motored to York, Pa, where
they will spend a few days visiting
friend and relatives before continu.
ing their trip to Pittsburgh where
they will make their future home.
While In Warrington Mr.. Stan
baugh was manager Of the local
branch tive aud ten cent store. He
has now accepted a position as
manager Of a Pittsburg store.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11

The Girl Scouts Of this city are
holding a bake sale and'market this
afternoon in the windows Of the
lngle Pharmacy. Several good
things to eat are purchasable al
this market,
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!, Attendlna Graduatlon.

Mr.. and Mrs. c m. Lowther are
attending the commencement ex.
ercises Of the Wesleyan college at
suckhannon where their son,
Smith, graduates this year. They
will return home late today or the
early part OF next week.
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Returns Home from school.

Returns Home from School.
Paul Hess has returned home from
Ohio State university where he has
been attending the past term and
will spend the summer months at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. ]. Hess, on Pleasant street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11
All Run Down
Now Feels Fine
EafOnfc Ended
His Troubles

''Eatonic Is the only thing / hays
found to stop my heartburn and ]
think 1t has been great help In
uervous spells, writes g. O. johnson.
An upset stomach may cause lota
pf suffering all over the body. Eatonio
helps In such cases by removing the
cause Of the misery, because Il takes
up and carries out the excess acid
and gases and keeps the digestive
organs in natural working order. A
tablet after meals Is all You need.
Big box costa only o tribe with
druggists guarantee: =.
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VISITING In Warrington.

Mr.. and Mrs. s, B. Gould and
daughter, Of Chicago, are waiting
Mr.. Gould's mother, Mrs. A. S.
Gould at Jefferson street. They
will return to Chicago soon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11

sionary society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church are holding a
market at the Hess Hardware store
this afternoon. Bakings are also
being offered.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11

The Women's Relief Corps are
holding a bake sale this afternoon
in the windows Of the Furbee Fur.
,niture company.
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chautauuua Committee 10 Meat.

chautauqua Committee to Meet.
President U. B. Debendaffer, OF
the Warrington Chautauqua com.
mittee, has called a meeting Of the
committee and all interested In the
coming Chautauqua to be held In
Lawyer L. s. Schwench's office
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock.
At that time all arrangements for
the dlsposing Of the tickets will be
made and the ticket committee CIV
en- authority to start the selling,
Officers for this seasons ChautaI,
qua will be elected and the first
work Of different committees start
ed. The Redpath tent will arrive
In this city June 80 and be here
until July 4th.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11
Painting House

]. D. Victor is having his resi-
dence on lowor Water street treated
to a coat Of paint. Arthur c. Martin
has the contract.
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!, chlldren win Present cantata..

q Children win Present cantata..
The children Of the First Metho.
dist Episcopal church Of this city
will present tomorrow morning az
ten-thirty in the church parlors a
delightful cantata called the "Fes.
tival of Summer" On account OF
this being presented by the chill.
dren of the church the morning
church services and Sunday school
will be merged. AS the children
have been working hard for the
past several days to make this one
OF the most interesting programs OF
the Sunday school year 1t Is expect.
ed by those in charge that one OF
the largest crowds ever to gather
at the parlors will be on hand for
the cantata. Decoration work was
started today and the church will
be tastefully decorated with flowers
appropriate to the season when the
program is opened by the little tots
tomorrow morning.
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WoRTEIINeToN
81 Rsom opens.a.

The claim AGAINST Tie Forbes
pool room was adjusted and the
place reopened on wednesday, az.
ternoon. EA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-11

Sherman Myers of Monongah was
up on Thursday night to. attend. the
Rebekah lodge
Mrs, A. R. Richards and daughter
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Q. J. Stewart Of Morgantown was
a business caller here on Wednes-