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Washington Journal., 1922-07-21
NuS Der Stabt.

Inter 3ablreiher Y%eteiligune Der
8ebDlierune non Sat Riberoale legte
man DOri9en Sonntag ben Gdlteiu fir
cine Gapelle Der 9utb. ct. Sobn's
WiKion. 9reoieer Der 9utb. Alian5
iperoen abme6ielno oortielbit @ottes=
oienIte balten.
lin 10. 80 am Gonntoe Wor9en
fabren bic MdnnerhOrler per @Iettri=
Ide mad Baltimore Oh. gBer lih ons
i9lieBen mill 1T ein9eldoen.
-Nm 9ientoe 9lbeno sew0brten
Die Deri9ieoenen 8ereine Der iatb. ct.
Marientirde ibrem neuen SeelIor9er,
9Odu. Yfarrer Sriniaus, eineu @ma
p%fanssabenO. Die Sdultinoer Iangen
msbrsre eieOer, wOrouf Die @npeienOen
UOrgeItelt muroen. Ylarrer 5riniaus
bate fir ieOen elm freunOli6es geort.
Wl09e feline Arbeit in Oielem ggeinbcrge
oes Serrn bon REDEEM Segen begleitet
isin.
SEER SolmeS, Snbabcr ser Sol
mes 8Gderei, bernlodte in ieinemSe.
ltoment ie $1,000 an @errn Nu
6oremon in Ger Grot
iobrif, mo Serrn 2uomig Mferfel,
6orcmau in ser Hiefobrif, ionic
$4,000 an feline YudboIterin.
SER un0 Srai ISM. Sdeerer
reiien om Mithpod, oen 2. Nualit
nit Dem 8ompfcr n&oon" nod 9as
oen ob.- W1it oemielben Sdiff fGbrt
6rau 6rib MertenS. oeren @ottc bel
2offlers Yropilion So. in 9enninas
oneeltelt lit. @ir miinldeu gliIdIihe
Reiie.
-3oum bat oie 9~ooeloiion einge
icst, nIs nit ibr aud ihon togtdg
lid iiber ll%neIiidSi1Ile 81 leien lit.
90 fam am Mittrpod letter ISOLDE
6r6uIein @brIer inns 2eben, OILS iie
NIT onoeren iungen 0omen 8nud
fuultitiide madte. 3oblreide gu.
idnuer belpunoertcn oas ilulge Mao.
den Oh ibrer Sdppimmfnnt. llno
ais iie mieoer einen gGipe" mabte.
fam lie nid)t mebr an sic Oberfl0
dc. 3tuei Der @Grter retteten ic
bonn grtrinfen. Gem emergency
Soipital iiberlicfert, oeriudlten Die
Aer3te ibr 9eites, 0os junge Seben
81 erbaIten ieoo6 es mar anoers
beltimmt. PIN folgenben Gage Der.
ltarb lie. 0ie 2eide mlrOc aui SEM
Geoor Sill Gemeterp beigciebt. Sbr
&ater, Ser 9oul Gbrler, lit in unic.
rem 8~ereinsfreiien mobl befannt, oo
cr mGbreno Ser lebten Soiion in
mebreren S%beoteritiiden mitiuirfte,
unO oild ourd) bumoriitiide &ortrG.
&c oiel our @rbeiterung ser @6itC
beitrug. Der 5nmilie bringt man all.
| gemcinc Geilnobmc eutgegen.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21
Seitrcid am Gnbe.

Ser 0oaur bringt iebt 81 GauienO
oitrei@iide &ronen ein. Sdgli9 ltei.
gen oie &reiie in oem armen 2ano-
den. 9ic 0eutihe Marf 5iebt Die
&rpnc nit berltnter. Sor Der Gin
fiibrung Ser @eiebeSborlage betreffS
elmer 1ellcn 3lpangsonleibe befam
man IL Sauieno &ronen fir einen
Dollar. Man bate ourd bic @nleibe
allf cine @inpahme bon 400 @iliar-
Sen &ronen geboift; iebt bat ielbit
oieie Sumnle idon Die SGlfte ibres
@olomertcS berloren. Cine Hepolit-
ton sic aber a1d 81 nidtS fiib-
rem miiroe - Itebt benor, lpelil man
3eitungen gIauben oarf. Ser 8aib-
inetoner Silfsberein iolltG oneS auf-
bieten, Inn Die ormen 5reltnoe in
@ien oir1 @elo uro 2%ebensmittel
81 unterltiiben.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

eimiol Ocn berrliden Hebenialt. Oie.
fen f0itlihen @otteytronf, in poaen
3iieen gcnieBen 81 oiirfen5 mas iif
cin 8oaargelobeutel Jet Ieidt ge.
itotten fam. aoitet ooh a 9iter
@cin mir 10 Mf., Oas lino etipo
3 Gents.
Ser Hodmittog ioute mid nit
mciner Srol uno einigen 8efannten
in OaS ctua s MeiIen eutiernte O0rf.
den Hieobad bringen, no eiueSdApe.
tier meiner Srou Derbeiratet lit 90
ole oelitlhamerifoniiden StooteriiiBe
5ltr @onOcritlg oiif barter 2onoitro.
&c nod nidt genitg troiniert marer,
milbte elm Silbrperf belhafft ner.
oet mas ober ieine Sdiuierigtciten
bette. @ie oft 0odte i6 oa an mein
IhoneS gllttomo6il, init Dem mir 10
oft berrli6e Souren in 8oIbingtons
ltnuegeuo mad)ten. Seood bic in
aler Melt geritbmte 0elitide Soflih
felt uro @cf1aiefeit boIfen bolo aus
unlerer miBlihen Gage. Gin Subr.
luerf, 5lt Dem ieoer na1 &rGften bel.
I%teltertc, ~ Der cine lteate Oen 8n.
gen, Der ouoere 2 ltol6e YferOe, mo
Der trinffeiteO dienmirt oos lett 1914
niht mcbr beultBtc uno oorum nidt
mebr 5ugfeitc @eidirr - ltano balo
bercit. Inter Baden ulo Sder5en,
infer Ieden ltno Singen, giug Die
6abrt bon banner, oaeroines nidt
obnc ltlterbrcdungeu. @or oft miB'
ten bic S6niire bonn &eiiegepdf our
&erlteaung ser &outofte Der 5errille.
net StrGnge peripenoet mer6eu, mas
ieoesmal NnlaB 5ltr groBenSeiterfeit
gob. gta6 mebrfa6er llnterbrehung
famen mir bod gliidlih ans 3iel,
100 mir einige ih0ne StunOeu per
lebten. 9ie Niidfubrt berlief nit ipe.
niger ltnterbre6ungen. lin s ubr
moren mir in 9loufeIoen angefom.
men, mo- beim Sdlenmirt, Ser Die
8a6rt aud mitgemodt bate, Die
qliidlihe @iidfebr entIpredeuo begoI-
fen mnroc. @ie Innee uno NIT mel.
diem Grfolg, oariiber ifApeigt oes'
S6nQers S0fliffeit. SSeoenfalIs bat.
ten Sic often 0ertiAen an unS trinf-
feIten S0bnen Ser Whitter @ermanto
ihre Belle Sreltoe gebobt. Ser berr-
lide Nbeno, gepiir8t nit oeutidem
Sunor, oeutidem 8ier, Oeutidem
@eIang, DeriH0nt ourd Oie @npe'
lellbeit Oeutider MGoden un0 oeut-
lher Sralletl, al oem alles ouf Scott.
en- oes amerifanilhen @~elObeutels
fr0bli6 mar, foItete mid mir ITO
03orf, 0as iin0 et1pa 60 Gents.
@o6l idlief i6 nidt alS ebemali.
ger 9euti6er uuf Der b%efonnten Bd-
renbout, pielmebr in einem nit fein-
item, bliitenpeiBem 2innen ausgeltat-
tetem SeOerbctt bis tief in ben nGd).
item Sag binein
@enn id nod Monaten mie6er
itber Sen O5ean 5uriidgefebrt iein
meroe, miro mir oieier edte Sonntag
auf 0euti6em 9ooen bis an mein Sc
bcnsen0e in id0niter @rinncrung
bleiben.
@o0frep s. Woper,
8ur 3cit in 3peibriiden. &%bcinpfal5.
(9(nmerfung Ser &eoaftion: Gin
mirflih ifoner 9rief. 8eiien Serd
icbnt iif ni6t nad iolden wabren,
e0len @cniiiien, mie SEER WaDer lie
10 berrli6 bei6reibtl 9os fam es
o1td MIR in 9euti6lan0 gebenl 9ie
9eftiire ocS 9riefes alein lit idon ein
@enuB).
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21
Smluclenmnrft in Berlin.

&iele &uiien rno 9erIiner iino inn
Seiite mcrtpoller SlnpeIcn. Ole 0eltt
Idle &eoieruna bat Nun einen SlIme.
lemmorft in Berlin eingeridtet. Ger
llmtallih Ser Maren olif oieienl
Marft brinet ser &cgierung ouer.
banjo @elo in Steuern elm.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

llkLGil III ~tAAIAAtAAh AtANR ~
firdten lid. &eDolutiousgefiibl ltedt
in ben Sno1en BON Gaulenoen bon
Arbeitern. 0as @ift BON 8oris tut
feline g8irfung. @s fam nod idon
meroen.
Ser 9lfo9oI flteBt bier ingSuibing-
ton in Str0Wen. 6iinf5ig Arreite bon
8etrunfenen mer0en bier I'M 0ur6-
i6nitt tdgli6 eenta6t. Or. &obert
@erooO aus Ser Shluei5, bon Der iu-
ternotibnalen Gempereu5geieaidoft,
mill auf ieiner Geiie ourb Oie Ser
einiqten Stuaten MIR 3fpei gang 8e-
trunfcne geiebeu BADEN, IN Gep Yorf
un0 in Butte. Miontana. @s mur0e
gela9t, 10 GlBerte CT lid, DAB in 81
merifu eft mebr %getrunfen miIroe
oils Dor ser Ginfiibrung Der Brobibi-
ton. ogfa1 oncm mas id geieben
un0 geb0rt babe, lit Sic Gage fali6
Oarqelteat %por0en". Or. Serooo loa-
tc einmol na6 MaIbington fommen
ltn0 binter sic &ulilien idouen. n@e-
trunfen" miro bieleidt peniger, aber
Elm 3erg miro b%erfauft, Oos gar nidt
yqetrunfen" meroen fam. Die Soli-
3ei Itebt gum Cell I'M 9unoe NIT Ben
8erfdufcrn sieles Stoffes, ben fem
gelunloer Meni6 9enieBen fam, obne
frallf all merOen. Mn0ererleits fon-
men &ronfe sic leidten Wtal5biere
un0 8ortpeine alt1 fitr gutes @elo
in 4potbefcn nidt erbolten Die 10
blltbil0eno ult0 a1tfbnltetlo nnO Der
@eiull0beit 5utrGgli6 iiaO. Die 8ro-
bibition lit cine &om60ie. W1it Hedt
for0ern sic &ertreter Ser o@erman
Mmericon Giti8ens' 2eogue" Oie &e-
oi0ierung ocs @eiebes, Oos ben Ser
fo1f leidter oIfoboliider @etrGnfe
Der6ietet. Ole SSaltlt eegen Sen 8il-
len uro sic &e6te Ser Mtenidbeit bot
nod ME Srieoen un0 @oblfabrt ge-
ltiftet.
ginige 3eitlngen bier5uIonoe
madten iiA luitig iiber Oie fiir5liden
SeierIidfeiteH ltno 8ro3eiiionen ge-
legentlid ser SroenSDerleibungen
ser Sobonmiter Sitter in @otsOom.
Sic baben offenbar gor5 uno gar bie
&om6oien in England bergeiien, in
oenen Saft (bei ieinem 8eiide in
@nglan0) uno SarbeD uno Ser Trin6
BON @ules cine Hole ipielten, gar5
All idmeigen bon Sen fomiidenS 6au-
ipielen, sic sic offs III gtlontic GitD,
Sic au-<r &lan-M eniden un0 dbn-
lihe @eieli6aften bier gum 8eiten
geber. 0ie Norren iiben nibt nur
i'm 2onoe ser u8arbaren".
Ser 5ieg ser y6orti6rittler" miro
INNER GROCER. Sn gtebrasfa bat Der
fortlhrittlihe~ &anoioot Der rept-
6lifanil6en &ortei Sotpea, Die 500
mination gum Senator erbalten.
SelbIt Sit6cod, Ser Oemofratil6eSe-
nator 0es Staates, berief lif leiner
@Gbleridaft gegeniiber altf feline IL
beralelL forti6rittli9en S0een, Inn
ii6 bie @ieoerlpabl 5a ii6ern. Waal
geipobnt iib langiom oaran, Sopea,
9eberioge (SnOiona), 8in6ot (Yen-
no.), 8rai8er (gtort6 9afota) /,
8roofbort (Sopa), in einem atent
81 neniaen. Ole Ausiidten fir cine
neue &artei iino nidt 10 idle6t. @ir
piini6en nuf Sen Senatoren 5rance,
Gee0 ullo Ga Sollette biel @liid in
ibrem Sample nm @ie0ermabl. Se.
berioqe f6nnte uno iolte 1924 9rG-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meroen. n8eDe-
ridge for 8relioent", muB fir Die
! nGd6ten opei Sabre bic 2olung bel
Benl
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21
Saneriuiirite, 2anOjGser IL. Smrfs
sdte Sranffmrter, BET
8n eff lerS,
36-45 Gisss Wartet, Main 1924.
@ai6imstumcr SilfsOerein.

0urd elm 8crieben muroe in Der
erIten @o6e oeS Monats cine Sit
una oes 81 mittees i'm Sour.
nal angeiagt. IS mar iebod bei1loi.
len moroen. oieic Sibungen mGbreno
ser Monntc Sui uno gugult ausfal.
len 81 Iaiien. @ingegen miro oieie
ISOLDE, 6reitag, Sltli 81, Die monat-
lide &eriommIung l%tattfinoen' uno
es miro INN 5oblreide 8eteiligung
gebeten. US. i. Sc.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

Scfcfran5e, Strcnielfndcn, Safe
fnden, @uflnp, uiiu., mad oeMtIder
Nrt, ieoen Snmstaa Oun A lt6r al.
Snlins Hoicnfelo,
Etano 5--6, gIrcnoe Narfet.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

Ser Geuti6cn ainoerfiiriorse unter
iid bat.
(Sortiebune foIet).
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

2muMron, @enIIoaf, ,uirfIihe 9eIifa.
0abIers, 36-45 @isas @arft.
teiIen, iimb at babeu BET:
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

SefefrGnsc, Strenielfndcn, Sale.
fndDcu, &nflnp, nliu., mad OentidDer
glrt, jcocm Samstag BON 4 llbr an.
Snlins HuienfelO,
Stano 90, MrcaOe harriet.
NGe Surten friides TIeiid!
Gritc AmalitGt, bel
SnebIer.S,
3645 &isss Narfet, Waiu 1924.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

lieren an A6tltng ulO AutoritGt. sic
furdten lid. HeDolutionsgefiibI Itedt
in Den Snoden BON Sauienoen bon
Mr6eitern. 0os @ift bon 8oris tut
feline 8irfung, @s fam nod idon
mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

9rief oes Serru @ottfrep 5. @aper.
Ser felt 9lnfang Nioi in Qeuti6loio
lid aufbGlt. Ser Maper bctrieb in
1914 gtortb Capitol StroBe cine
outneheuAp gGderpi
Washington Journal., 1922-07-21

0IIT OH IT OIUtTUIVuVIIf JtINIHPTul0
G(nmerfung Ser He0aftion: Gin
mirflih l6oner 9rief. 8eiIen Ser6
icbnt iid nidt nad iolden wabren,
e0len @eniiiien, mie SEER WaDer lie
10 berrlid bei6reibtl 0os fam eS
olld MIR in Qeuti6lanO gebenl 9ie
2eftiire ocS 9ricfes aIlein lit idon Gin
@enuB).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

friends. Hiding there until after the
invaders had gone, I made my way,
helped by other friends to Frank
fort, Germany.
From Frankfort I walked across
the whole of Germany 1 suffered
rrivations and hardships. I worked
as a farm hand in the fields.
worked at other hard physical labor
anything 90 get "a bite to eat and
shelter
"A Belgian burgomeist TO whom
Il told my story provided me with
food and some money. 7 journeyed
@, Antwerp and, disguised as boy
slowed away on the steamer Gas
lanior bound for New York.
Found I'm Bunkers.
"For i've days I hid i'm the bunk
crs. When I finally called out for
help, + was so weak from lack OF
food and drink that / had 10 be car
RED to the deck.
I'm midocean [ was transferred To
the Texandrier, bound back for
Bremen. I told my story to tho cap
tain and he kindly permitted me 10
remain ON the boat. booking me as
q steWardess
From Bremen 7 was carried back
% New Orleans where 7 left the ship
With husband. son and parents gone,
I am hoping daily that friends VIII
come forward to make it possible for
me % stay"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12


NEW ORLEANS March Ian
American princess. widow Of one of
the richest men OF Russia during
tb. czsr.s rocir,o to5,,, 20 Do,,ilees
and bcId Inv ofHcfars If t1fs mort
49,, tbst f-fo,ds -,.ill como 70
her rescue and Obtain FOR her adj
,,isstor t,,o tt,. r-,t+.5 St,tos
She is Princess Tsrbe~rftscbew
fcr1,or1,- Miss E.rizsbetb S,-blics She
=. ~ da,,-l,+a-as A. a,5 Mr.. rob,
gobrict ,-bo Ti,-e5 fo,. = ,l,lr,,o,. of
. So vi. NJ. -.,.t,,.
Wa a Russian 7obIoyor1au.
......- 4.r. ,.....-...,
- bo-o,,c 49,, br5,1e 81 prince IVA,
A.. -.,,, 80 ,t,. t5...,,.s-o.f. r.5.,. ..
Longer "a c.rfzer. She f- tbreatensd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12
Took Six Years, But She Won
Battle For Teachers Rights
BY ALICE RoHE


NEW YORK, March Every
time a woman opens tho door into
new fields all society passes through
into a broader life"
The speaker was Mrs. Grace stra-
chan Forsythe, the first woman as
sociate city superintendent. depart
ment OF education. Of New York
city.
Mrs. Forsythe. known all over the
country for her fight for woman
teachers, has been In the New York
schools since 1898. Not once in
that time has she failed TO tilt a
lance 10 advance the status Of what
she says should be the noblest vo-
cation Of tho working woman
teaching.
Have More Rights.
1.-THE rights OF teacheIs?" she re-
peated, IN reply 20 my query We'll,
the teachers Of New York today
have more rights than ever before.
But someone had 20 fight the battle.
The struggle for equality has been
tho woman's struggle. The greatest
impetus Holudu SUIT CEt ever Ihl lll
this state was the teachers fight for
equal pay for equal work"
1t was Grace Stracham who led
the women teachers cohorts on to
victory and il took her six years TO
triumph.
Teachers have never been prop
erly rewarded and women teachers
have been the poorest paid OF al
most any worker When I began
the fight for equal pay some OF the
women teachers were receiving less
pay than the janitor OF the building
But now there is no sex discrimina-
ton among teachers. We have a
good pension and increase salary
system. The women teachers today
hold an important position in the
onward march.
Teachers Fitted.
when people criticizingly say
politics to me, 1 reply, Teachers
are especially fitted 10 understand
politics. They should be wide awake
to the civic conditions surrounding
them why should not the women
who have the training Of future cit
liens take an interest in social. civil,
national problems?
"Of course. one of my great Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12
WOMAN JURIST ON
BENCH YVES HONOR
WITH WISE KING
Juvenile Court Judge Decides
Unusual Case in Disputed
Ownership of Baby.

WASHINGTON, March II. - Miss
Kathryn Sellers. Judge of the Dis
trict Of Columbia juvenile court, to-
day shared honors with King Solo
mon. the "wisest OF the wise. when
she essayed 10 decide the parent
ship Of a seven months-old baby ar
IDENTITY claimed by two women.
The women are as strangely DIFF
ferent as the stories they have UNI
folded. each averring that she rs the
real mother One is an Italian. Mrs.
Maria Antonio Mattio. who recently
arrived in this country; and the
other is Mrs. Eta Peck. of Tuxedo,
Maryland
The Italian woman claims she
put her child in the custod. Of Mrs.
Peck. being unable TO care Tor 10 at
the time Of rirth. Mrs Peck ad-
mlts receiving the child, but declares
she gave it 20 another woman. who
took IL 10 Georgia. In the meantime
Mrs. Peck says. a child had been
born 20 her.
"It Is My Baby"
But the doughty little woman
who recently LEFT the sunny shores
of Itay for the promised land
only 10 step into her present difi-
Guilty. refutes Mrs Peck's story.
"She has not sent my baby away.
says Mrs. Mattio. at is my baby
she SAYS was born TO her"
ON the other hand. Mrs. Peck en-
| phatically denies Mrs. Mattio's state
ment and declares she will fight 10
the utmost for the custody OF the
child And that's that
The story begins in the early sum-
/ mer Mrs. Mattio comes to America
/ and then 20 Washington. A few days
I later a baby is born, but Mrs. Mattio
/ is unable 10 care for il. So, on the
\ advice of friends. she advertises for
some family 10 care for the child.
Offers TO Care For II.
Under the name OF Mrs. Mary
/ Smith, Mrs. Peck offers to care for
I the child. An arrangement is made
and Mrs. Peck takes the girl 10 her
home in Tuxedo. This was late in
August.
But for the timely advent of Miss
/ Agnes Ferriter. Red Cross worker
i'm Prince Georges county. which
embraces Tuxedo. the story probably
would have ended here Miss Fer
ritter learned that Mrs. PECK was III
in bed and decided to visit her.
Entering the house. she found Mrs
Peck and was Informed that a baby
had just been born.
How old is this child?" asked
Miss Ferriter.
-Four days" was the response,
Whereupon Miss Ferriter prompt
/ ~ suggested that Mrs. Peck return
a. bed.
ooh. no, In our family the womer
are alWayas out of bed within q few
days" is said to have been the reply
But Miss Ferriter, disliking condi.
tions I'm the house. investigated and
found Mrs. Peck had recently
adopted a child. Through the Mary
land authorities she obtained the
. child's custody. IT was later ordered
sent 20 the custody OF the Children S
. Guardians. BY this time Mrs Mat
ito had stepped into the picture.
Mrs Peck followed the child &c
Washington and sought its custody
from the board But officials of the
board decided it was a case for tn,
juvenile Judge, and the case wa:
referred.
And today a woman, httlngly APP
propriate in these modern days oil
. suffrage and women's rights, vii
enact the role Of Solomon the Wise
i'm deciding who is the real mother
OF the baby.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

Eczema broke out in little, red
pimples on my limbs. The itching
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12
CI.EANs WHITE PANT.

II you would clean white paint
take ordinary baking soda and
spread IL over the paint which had
previously been gone over with a
damp cloth Let the soda remain
on "a few minutes and then wash of.
DO not rub tie paint hard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12
LEATHER POLISH

Two parts linseed oil and one part
vinegar make a very fine polish for
leather. II should be applied with
a. soft cloth. This softens the leather
while 20 cleans and thus prevents
cracking
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12
stsetsDd No.

once
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

NIL'-' y ~. = "IN'' III
lenses in my long career has been
70 refuse 10 stay in a rut-an-
other is that I have tried to keep
teachers under me out OF a rut, and
have as division superintendent
1000 teachers under me-"
While Mrs. Forsvthe has been
fighting a fight for all women
teachers her own advancement is a
symbol of their bettered status.
In 1893 she started out a teacher
and she has filed almost every posi-
ton, principal, division superintend-
ent, member of the board OF exam
liners, and now associates city super
intendent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12

Coral IS one OF the smart colors
for evening wear. IT. IS used "a great
deal as a background for beaded de-
signs. Sometimes the coral tone is
effected by the use OF autumn brown
tulle over pink.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12
RICE

For the best results with rice Ct
should be cooked from four 20 six
hours This results en- the flaky
food so much desired.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-12
PINIPkN CLIPS

Pumpkin chips can be made just
ass orange peel is candied. They are
good served with tea and cakes.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-19
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Mr. J. H. Woodb y left Wednesday
morning for Tipt lville.
Children's, girls and boys union
suits, 75c. Supply Co.
ESQ. ]. J. Mann, Of Mason, spent
! Tuesday here on business.
Big stock Of outings at 121ac and
15c. Supply Co.
Mrs. ]. w. Simonton, of Memphis,
visited relatives here this week.
Non-carbonated Delaware Punch is
good for the children. Bottled by the
/ Ccoa-Cola Bottling Co.
Esq. S. w. Beddingfield left Tues
day morning for visit to Dyersburg.
Dress and shifting percale, Zoe;
ginghams, Zoe, 15c and zoe. Supply
Company.
Mrs. Harvey Hendrick visited in
Memphis this week, returning home
Wednesday evening
Delaware pleases the old as well
as the young. Bottled by the Coca
Cola Bottling Co.
Mr.. W. d. Barfield, of Henning,
was, a business visitor in this city
Monday. y anf
Fine Sea Island, 8S and 4O-inch
domestic at 10c. Not over 81 worth
to a customer. Supply Co.
Mr.. Ed Vaughan and DR., Porter, of
Henning, were business visitors here
Tuesday.
Non-carbonated and healthful for
the children Delaware Punch. Bot
tied by the Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
DR.. v. H. Price returned home this
week, after few days visit to rela
tives at Bowling Green, KY.
Sample line of high grade coats,
suits and dresses at one-third less
than regular prices. Supply Co.
Messrs. J. A. and T. H. Whitehead
and their families, of Brownsville,
were the guests of their sister, Mrs.
R. S. Calhoun, Sunday,
Get Munsingwear when you buy.
1t is the most satisfactory and cheap
est in the end, Supply Co.
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There's a treat in store for the
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flour.
Mrs. E. A. Boswell, Of Troy, Tenn,
is visiting relatives at Garland this
week. She accompanied her mother,
Mrs. Fayette Luttrell, home, who
had been visiting in Troy.
Good line of overalls, shirts, sweat
ers, pants, hats and caps. E. NJ.
DeBakey.
Mems work shoes, exceptionally
good values, ranging in price from
S2.75 to $3.50. Ruffin & Son.
Mrs. Will Fyfe, of this vicinity,
left Tuesday morning for Birming-
ham, Ala, to attend the bedside of
her father, Dr.. W. H. Murphy who
is reported seriously i'll.
Use only pure apple vinegar in
picking, We have it at Acc per gal
Ion. Bring your jug. Ruffin & Son.
Don't forget ! sell Five Star, all
leather shoes. They cost no more
than you have to pay for shoes that
are not as good, E. M. DeBakey
Mr.. w. F. French, of Binghamton,
accompanied by Mr.. A. w. Tallant,
manager of the Marietta Marble
Works of Marietta, Ca, was visi-
tor here Tuesday,
For the best flour made, try our
Tea Rose, highest patent, and Mock
ing Bird, self-rising, at Ruffin &
Son.
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