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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

polls. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert swintz. sOs E. Washington
av
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keller. sI5
Arch av., are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
+. r. Austin, at Highman Park.
II. A. Pershing. SIS Park av., re-
turned Sunday from a three weeks
western trip. including Estes Park.
Salt Lake City visiting his
nephew. Frederick Champ, at ogden,
L. While at Estes Park, Mr.. PERISH
ing with his cousin. Howell Perish
ing Of Denver. climbed Long Peak.
a height OF 1926 feet.
Mrs. Mark Gillen, OF Detroit, is a
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. y. Krusell. PIG F. South st
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Parsons. OF
Indianapolis. who have been guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Wickey. 1906
Lincoln way w, for the last week
returned TO their home today.
Miss Ruth Wlnchell. Of Lansing.
Mich. is a guest Of Miss Theresa
Salinger, 214 Z. South st.
Mrs. George Kirchmeyer. 623
Cottage Grove av.. has returned from
New York City.
Edward Hagey, Of the Brandon
Durrell store has returned from the
New York markets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
Everyday Ad- Ventures

Thoughts of a Used Typewriter.
Maybe you don't think it's stuffy
under this rubber cover! There's no
reason why l should suffocate--jusl
because that fellow who owns me
has given up writing.
Not that I'm not glad for a little
rest. That chap never heard of the
Touch System. He used the Hunt
System and he certainly could
punch. I'm sore yet!
Il kind Of miss him, though, at
that. l used 10 enjoy the poetry he
wrote on me-all about Love and
Sunsets and some girl named Gene
We've, or something like that. He
had a lot of sentiment. that fellow
but his stuff always seemed to come
back in the next mail.
What's the idea, / wonder: My
owners taken off my rubber coat.
Some man 1 never saw before is
putting some paper in my roller and
trying me out. Ny, he has a gentle
touch,
ooh. boy, it's a pleasure 10 per-
form for this new fellow. And he's
going to buy me! Says he saw ME
advertised for sale in the classified
section Of todays News-Tlmes.
Il might have known that!"'
Copyright, 1921, by Basil l.. Smith.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
The Story of the Paints
By HOWARD r. CARS
open the box of paints and look a,

open the box OF paints and look at
them.
They're certainly a beautiful set
OF colors," said Uncle Wiggily. Il
hope
But just then he heard a rustling
IN the bushes and he looked up in
time to see Nurse Jane and Dottie
/ Flufftail coming toward him
"Oh. what lovely paints bleated
Dcttie. before Uncle Wiggily could
hide them. Whose are they?"
Nine. Of course!" answered Mr..
Longears. Whose else would they
be?"
Well / thought maybe-seeing
tomorrow is my birthday" began
Dottie, when Nurse Jane cried:
"Wiggy. you don't mean TO tell me
al your age, that you have gone
and bought a box OF chIldrens toy
paints?"
That's what I've gone and done"
said Uncle wiggily. why shouldn't
I buy paints?" he boldly asked. 'I
may want to paint our bungalow sky
blue pink"
with little toy paints and brushes
like that? Nonsense!" cried Nurse
Jane 81 believe Wiggy, you bought
those paints for"
4 Hush" suddenly cried Mr.. Long
ears. Il think I hear some one
coming."
And, surely enough. there was an
other rustling In the bushes. and
out popped the bad old Blue Nosed
Baboon.
"Oh, what a lucky day for mel"
howled the Blue Nose Babboon.
I'm going TO nibble Uncle Wiggfly's
ears and Nurse James and Dottie's.
Hurray!''
You're going to do nothing Of tns
sort" bravely cried the bunny gent
leman. If only his ears had been in
danger he might not have been so
bold. but he wasn't going to see Dot
ties and Nurse James ears nibbled.
you can't bite any ears today"
said Uncle Wiggily.
who will stop me?" howled the
Blue Nosed chap.
Il will" cried the rabbit. IF you
don't get right away from here I'll
paint your blue nose red with my
box Of paints! Then where will you
be? I'll paint your blue nose red,
that's what III do"
ooh, please don't do that" cried
the Babboon, as he saw Uncle Wig
gily dip the brush in the red paint.
Anything but that! If my blue
nose should be made red 1 couldn't
stand it," and away the Babboon
hoped, not hurting any one at all.
ooh, Uncle Wiggily. how lucky IL
was you had your paints with you!"
bleated Dottie.
"Hol Ho!" laughed the bunny.
They aren't My paints. I bought
them for your birthday tomorrow,
Dottie. But you may take them
now!"
"Oh. thank you!" bleated the
lamb girl, and she was as surprised
as anything. for she didn't expect
paints that day. SO everything came
out all right. you see, and I'm glad
OF il. And if the pussy cats tail
doesn't hang out OF the string cats
cradle and tickle the hands OF the
clock. I'll tell you next about Uncle
Wiggily's queer ride.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
ADVICE TO GIRLS
By ANNIE LAURIE

Dear Anne Laurie:
am "a girl 20 years old, and ] am
engaged TO a young man one year
my senior. / love this boy very
much, and although he says he loves
me, and does everything TO prove
his words. still there is always a
suspicion in my heart that he flirts
with other girls when 1 am not
around. 1 have a very jealous ma
ture, and he appears 10 be the same
way in regard 20 my going with
other boys. How can l prove that
ne is true
am going away and want TO
know how often / shall write him.
Is il proper TO kiss him, or should
I wait until We are married2
A WORRIED MISS.
A Worried Miss. If you truly care
for your tiance you viii overcome
your Jealous thoughts and have the
utmost confidence in him. You
should feel i'm your heart that he is
true, and not have to prove it.
1t is customary for a girl TO per
init her fiance TO kiss her.
Why not write 10 him whenever
you feel in the mood for writing p?
There is no set rule for the number
OF letters TO be exchanged between
an engaged couple.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

wrists, holding them firmly while ]
looked at her steadily.
you are a wonderful woman,
Lillian" I said slowly. land no one
yields you more Difference and af-
lection than I. But l cannot help
reiterating what L have told you be-
fore. that you are spelling two lives
yours and Roberts, and depriving
Marion of a great happiness by your
adherence TO that Quixotic resolu-
ton Of yours"
Her wrists twisted under my
hands, and her eyes were tortured
as they met mine.
You forget. I promised Robert
that when Marion came 10 years OF
understanding she should decide
cannot permit her TO choose now
when she has no realization OF what
the reopening OF that old scandal
would mean to her. No. dear, must
dree my weird"
1 let her go, for I saw by the ex-
preston Of her face that 1t was use
less for me TO say anything further
then. Besides. we heard Marion's
feet dancing down the stairs. But I
did not mean 20 give up so easily.
was sure that happiness for my
friend lay only in marrying Robert
Savarin, the gifted artist, whom she
has loved ever since the days when
he gave her her first chance at her
career.
Dimly a new argument came to
me. which I locked away in a cham
Der OF my brain for future use. 1t
was one which. properly managed,
I thought might influence even the
stubbornness Of Lillian Underwood.
The taxi will be here in five min
utes. Madge." Lillian called back
from the stairs TO which she had
gone when I released her. Her voice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
PerS Cna1S

Miss Pearl Hunt, Paul Chichester
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Rants mo-
tored % Cedar Lake. Mich. Monday.
Mrs. B. f. Irwin.
Misses Dorothy and Henrietta
Schawer Of Dallas. Tex. who have
been visiting Miss Frances Stude-
baker. 500 Z. Indiana av., left Mon
day FOR Elkhart, Ind.
Miss Malinda Eaton. Al Z. South
ST., is spending a week in Plymouth,
Ind
Mr.. and Mrs r. +. Clark Of Lake
Geneva are guests Of Mrs. F. A. Van
Dusen. 41s w. washington st. Mr..
and Mrs. Clark are motoring through
to New York.
Miss Kathryn Reynolds, SIC y.
st. Peter St, is spending several
weeks at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. V. Dubois Of Cincinnati o.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Beck. 309 W.
IaSalle av.. are in Grant. Mich,
where they will remain for the next
two weeks
Miss Lillian Bres6in OF Michigan
City, Ind, is spending a few days
with Miss Ann Fox, els S. St. Jo-
seph 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schafcr Of In
dianapolis. are registered at tho
Country club this week.
Mrs George Rafheau and daugh-
ter. Miss Elsie Rafneau, 500 w.
Madison St. are spending the week
at Lake Mantle. Rochester. Ind.
Mrs. william Jensen of Valpa-
raise Ind. is the guest for a week
OF Mrs. w. =. Harris 52S \. Scott St
Mrs. IT. r. straw. 728 Sherman
av.. had as her guest for tho week
end. Miss Sarah Tupzan. instructor
of languages at the Cass Technical
school OF Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cotter and
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. &. williams Of
Detroit, have returned from Chica-
go.
DR.. Robert +. Lucas. 126 s. Scott
st, left Monday for Rochester,
Mimi. TO attend Mayo brothers
clinic for four days. and will then
return 10 Milwaukee. Wis, for the
meeting OF the American Exodentist
society. remaining for the meeting
of the National Dental association
which will follow. Or. Lucas WEI
be absent from the city about 10
days.
Mrs. William Swintz and daughter
Miss katherine Swintz, OF Indiana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
By HOWARD n. GARIs.

do you know what day it Is to-
morrow. Uncle Wiggily'" asked Dot
tie Flufftail, the little lamb girl, as
she skipped over the grass on the
front lawn Of the hollow stump bun
galow. one morning.
What day tomorrow? Let me
sect" spoke Mr.. L.ongears, slowly and
reflective like. why. its Baking
Day" he exclaimed as he looked at
the arrow on Grandpa Goosey's barn
to see which way the wind was blow
ing IT'S Baking Day, and Nurse
Jane is going TO make q chocolate
shortcake-she told me SC"
yes, Of course. Wednesday is
always Baking Day IN your bunga-
low" went on Dottie. But l didn't
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
Revelations Vile sqoA aR5s5

Get your hat and your coat on,
Marion" Lillian directed as we fin
ished our luncheon, and when the
child had disappeared. she drew me
into the hall and said in a tone
which was almost a whisper:
IL must explain Marion's little
speech. Madge," she said.
You know it isn't necessary" l
said earnestly
"Rut l must!' she said vehement
". II couldn't have YOU think that
/ had made any plans concerning
Robert without telling you. You
have been with me through it ali.
and you certainly have a right to
know anything that develops"
Her eyes were burning as they held
mine, while her face was white. and
I saw that she was in the grip Of
some powerful feeling.
Il only hope that what Marion's
little speech implied is true" I said
gravely, slipping my arm around
her.
But it isn't" she said almost
leICelY. II can DC. \ on Know
that. have gone over il so many
times with you. But Marion loves
him - dearly-you know she has
leased from the time she met him
10 have Uncle Robert for a father
that when she was III with influenza
told her that sometime when she
was q big girl Uncle Robert might
come 10 Us. OF course. I bound her
to secrecy, but she evidently-and
rightly-considers YOU as one of US,
hence her startling announcement al
the luncheon table. / was wrong.
absolutely. in Gliding her. but she
startled me terribly by her calm ref
crence to Uncle Robert coming to
stay"
I slipped my hands down to her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

mean that. It's another day, too.
It's going TO be my birthday"
no. Is it, really?" exclaimed the
bunny. I'm so glad Dottie! Con-
gratulations, Many happy returns
and all that sort of thing you know"
ct will be time enough to wish
me that tomorrow" bleated the
lamb girl and will be very happy
If / get what 1 want"
And what may that be?" Uncle
Wiggily asked.
"A box of paints, 50 I may paint
pictures" was the reply.
"Oh, 1 guess you'll get a box Of
paints" said the bunny uncle.
But. mind you, they must be a
surprise" exclaimed Dottie. Things
you get for your birthday aren't
nice unless they're a surprise"
"Oh, of course, the paints must
be a surprise" agreed Uncle Wig
gily Certainly, Of course, yes,"
Then Dottie skipped away, and
putting his nose on his head, and
twinkling his tall. silk hat, off hop
ped the bunny uncle. What's that?
Something wrong. Oh. I see what
you mean. 1 have his nose mixed
up with his hat, haven't I? Well,
now that we're all right. I'll begin
over.
Anyhow, Uncle Wiggily hoped 10
the toy store and there he bought
the largest and finest box Of paints
to be had.
OF course I'm not saying for who
the paints were intended. You'll
have to guess that part for your
selves.
But as Uncle Wiggily was hopping
along through the woods, on his
way back TO his hollow stump bun
Galow, he couldn't help stopping to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

from the garage in which 1 had
stored my car came UP to us smiling
broadly.
She's in fine shape. Mrs. Ora
ham," he said. 4 went over her
this morning, myself and every
things working fine"
Thank you so much" returned,
slipping him the tip he evidently ex-
pected In another minute. with
Lillian and Marion beside me. I was
on my way home-with q little
pang I remembered that it was home
no longer.
turned in at the Durkee drive
way first, for we wished 20 leave
Marion in Mrs. Durkee's care be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
ToTnorroW's
no RO SCOP e
.?Y GeneViepe Rentbls
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 10.

" Ab-NN-Sbhl ANN- ~.
The astral forecast for this day is
not a very propitious one. although
there Is a very favorable aspect OF
Jupiter-the greatest Of the bene-
fcs. The friendly Offices Of this
powerful planet for good threatens
TO be overruled by menac!ng forces
from both solar and lunar aspects.
There is seen some danger from
quarreiing or ill-governed actions.
from accident. and also from a ten
dency 10 worry or fret when bene-
fits might be reaped from cautious
and controlled demeanor. Those in
the employment of others are warn
ed 10 be careful.
Those whose birthday II is may
turn the year TO profit by remaining
cool. cautious and deliberately in all
their movements, avoiding worry,
and attending strictly to business. A
child born on this day should be
given early training in industry. pa
tience and self-control.
Read Wyman's Money Saving"
adj 97-13.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

was as placid as II she had not just
passed through an incident that had
shaken her.
III be ready" I returned as calm
~ while 1 followed her upstairs to
get my own wraps, not forgetting
the heavy coat I use for motoring.
When ] met Lillian again at the
loot OF the stairs saw that she had
similarly equipped herself and Mar
ion. Indeed, we made our way 10
the station, looking as If we were
starting out on an Arctic expedi-
ton.
Here's your car, Auntie Madge."
Marion caroled as we alighted az
the Marvin station, and a driver
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
POLICE DISPERSE
LONDON WORKERS

LONDON, Aug. Unemployment
riots broke out in the east end to-
day and it required 500 mounted
policemen TO dispense the rioters
and restore order. Three thousand
idle men. upon being refused work
stormed lumber yard. The office
was wrecked and much timber was
burned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

OF brown georgette crepe and she
carried a narm bouquet OF brides
roses. The bridegroom was attended
by Walter Patykowski. hmm ediately
following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home Of the brides
parents After a short wedding trip
70 points in Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beck will be at home at 1871 S.
Michigan 81.
The Rupel family will hold their
annual reunion Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. Amelia HOstetler,
south OF South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

fore opening the cold and unaired
house. But there was no response
to my knock at the door. With the
conviction that my little neighbor
and Edith Fairfax We're not at home
I sent the car along the winding
driveway that connects the two
places. coming out into our own
driveway just in time TO see little
Mrs. Durkee, with wild eyes and
horror-stricken face come flying out
Of our side door. with Edith Fair
fax following moro sedately In her
wake.
Read Wyman's Money saving
ad 99-13.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

Annie Laurie will welcome letters
OF inquiry on subjects of feminine
interest from yourg women readers
OF this paper and Will reply to them
in these columns. Letters TO Miss
Laurie should be addressed to her,
In care OF this office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

Dear Annie Laurie:
am a woman Il years old and
am married 20 man 2S. I am now
suing this man 7 married three years
ago fer divorce. for cruelty. Recent
~ / met a man a year younger than
myself who seems TO care a lot for
me and wants TO marry me as soon
as I obtain my divorce. I love him
too. but am undecided what 20 do.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

Dear Annie Laurie:
am a young girl in my teens and
am writing to a boy friend distance
from here. / am also going with q
boy IN this city. I love them both
and would not like 10 lose the friend
ship Of either, but L Will have TO
give UP one Of them soon as 1 hear
the one from away is soon coming
10 South Bend To visit. Which would
YOU advise me to give up and why?
DOLLY.
Dolly: II is moro than possible
that you arc not in love with either
one Of the boys. There is no reason
why you cannot be friends with both
Of them "a long as you are not en-
gagged. II is quite impossible for
mo TO advise you in your decision, as
that is a matter everyone has TO
work out for themselves.
ANNIE LAURIE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

! am sure ne cares a lot Tor me as
he has beaten up two men who said
things about me. How long must
one wait before marrying again? [
am working each day and am thank
full for perfect health. Please advise
me. BROWN EYES.
Brown Eyes: If you are in per-
feet health and able to take care OF
yourself, why be in a hurry TO marry
again. / should think one unfortu-
nate experience would be enough.
ANNIE LAURIE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

The marriage Of Miss Ruby Patty
kowski. daughter or Mr.. and Mrs.
William Patykowski, 201 College St,
and Harold q. Beck. son OF Nr. and
Mrs. William Beck. 1871 s. Michigan
ST.. was solemnized Saturday even
ing at : o'clock at Grace Evangeli-
cal church. Rev. o. o. Lozier Off
eating. in the presence OF so guests
Miss Irene Mitchell. acting as brides
maid. wore a gown OF grey georgette
crepe and carried a bouquet OF roses.
The gown of the attractive bride was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

Jacob Bernhardt. 1922 w Wayne
St. celebrated his S2rd birthday an
niyersary sunday by entertaining 10
members Of the Bernhardt family at
dinner. Garden flowers formed the
decoration Of the table. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. n Gearhart. Of Kokomo.
Ind. were among those present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

Read Wyman's Money Saving
adj 97-13.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

Neckwear Section
The new net guimps for jumper dresses,
very special at $2.95.
Art Section
Beautiful colors in 'Lamma Wool for
that new sweater at 40c ball.
Shoe Section
Any brown or black kid, satin or suede
slippers or oxfords at $3.50; S7.65
values.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holm. 90 n.
Notre Dame sv., entertained 70
guests at their cottage at Barron
lake sunday i'm honor Of the birth
dey anniversary OF Mr. Holm. Din
ner was served at noon from a table
made attractive with garden flowers.
Among the guests were Mr. Holm's
sistcr. Mrs John Fruend and her
daughter Marie and son Charles OF
Davenport, ia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

Copyright, 1921, by Basil l.. smith.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07

OMAHA. Apsn s.-Dases for most
msn's n%sllsaai 2ssdl erran.
stations In he states which comprise
the sfrcnth army corps of the regular
army eeGf enhclnced fo1nF follow.
Ink q confef>Ate bstsotn STATE adj
1ulant rentral nnd Amy oHltefr.
To dAtps tnd places fqf tte Pre-
rqeta fAl4If fQ,ioH
Eaufsie IN Aufmf Arkansas. Cam
r<s, isn 4;s isss: essalFy a ;hs
1nSe. tsly Rn.'ss is' ~ Ansaas
1e-is. Iowa tea srsiilsrs. csmr
XnoH. ~. NJ q rate 10 b. determln-
"a Effri Missouri field nffllisfp. at
C4up Anox July or August: Miksomf
t4tI lnfhntry qpd third ~cnglneers AZ
4tnIe camp within the state. August
Tai, Kansas infantry and cavalry ~
Fnrt EiI1y and arillIsry AZ For 6fll.
August If~16i Minnesota field srlil-
Iei1f a. Camp Douglas. Wis, July H.
~; fIral Infantry N Iake city. MINI.
i1nt Ift1ft nfth infautv Port Sntil-
inK June ll-2e and Minnesota sixth
infantry nnd tank corpA fot sneii-
mo rrobored xshraaka encamp.
msni riacs ana daie were not ds.
frrrfire4 end no ahnonnconfnt for
North Dakota "a made hecause the
nflefenN feEful from that stale was
unable 70 attend becanAe Sf llneas
InE ciurln traiuinn camps for the
faftn.h army corps urea under
HeAplnka nf the war Department xiil
BE- conducted 1uIy rs 10 August 10 AZ
Fort EnTI.InF near Mlnnel polls and
Camp S-ks vi Liuls Roek. Ark.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
DEATHS

kELsH-Nr ~ KehA died a, her
epariuents on tho highland yrstsrdny a.
neen, a sister, Mlsf Nar,rhat. wa Nth
hsf and her husband b, on his way 10
Aibaqusr9us. ne bodg a. ~ k,fonE bfos.,
h0oDf-Ths funsal u Mr.. J. D..
Moody. Who dled a. her residence on Msst
ufanffs aycnue "Wednesday orfurrrd from
tirynE hros chapel A. ai30 this afternoon
bfIft mineral services we're held ny het.
D.. paridsoh o. The Congregational church
snd burial va In fairvltw ceineiefy.
hios-The fansral Of Alsine Hios he
hoepltal. Tuesday nlrht scrarrd from
elratf nrus chapel III } 30 ~. af.mosn
Buual ~ IN santa Barbara ermeisn
NAhTlN-N. n Aeuin. aro ~ ysau
died ~ hla nrartmenis % Wet uoia ave.
nae thla mefninE No came 20 kita4apr.
qer iast ogtobsf for H. hfath. a sist,r
Miss Winnie Asrln va via hin. aud b.
lsrres besldes ~ faihsr and mother Two
aIaleft fAd two bIothefs 81 Alb ~. ia
~ eodg /. a. Hirong hros. pendiag funeral
RoAERO--JulIsnit Romero dIsd l,st nlsh,
~ Isslashse e Msai Genital assnas
b 1e,ds ,eeay crelloit ehAfss,
nithf ~ her apaftmenis on south nroad
~al nhs = n1rtiscd b. hsf rafsHi, eia
were rith her "a the end runssal 81
f~ansrmsnis ~ih he made ioaag crolioif
tfRkttiso-y. y s.n.siuo. .s.s Al,
aifd ihls aprnlna a. A.. rtldsnrr. H. vas
survived ~ IhfeF SONS and one daushfar
funtfal affuuaamrnts will hr aau.unraa
later. croiiou a. 10 charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
Sick Man Calls Undertaken and
Arranees All Details Of Funeral
Even to Train to Ship Body on

l.rf-s.dc and negotiated Win him
IrorHl|f for an funeral arrange.
ns1'. And he was paid 10 adj
Tho man laft no de,eps u~narfanr
20 Ht mas ordered hat his hodY
b. tmhalned. he dressed Ia eeftaln
ririhpH placed IN = certain rtyie rna.
ktl and shipped back 10 hla home h
ne m'idI4 vest lie has rvan flN-
urru ouI train coun1riIoua Cor him.
self With tho aid of time tAhlcsf
tlone. unmarried and frIenlIena'
The tIrk nan. who n about middle
artil npiI1tIIE that be can not live
uuNh lpnHNr. has Arranged an the de-
tails ~ his burial III order thai a
IIHy BE- OF no trouble 10 the folks
nact home. HIS calm hfaVrly IN the
|Inrr % death ~ chnracfeftuic OF the
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