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REarSgHERE TODAY

HaN#Lr IAH .gINL
Tne teppf % q revolver, follow
ed w hpr ding footsteps on the
stairs eauses Detective Barry and
nts trend Professor semyonov, to
rngh fromt the latter's rooms on the
NTH door ota Now York apartment
hpus They discover that beauti-
tuI Miftam Nane, society portrait
patnter has been murdered IN her
stutio apartment on the third
door Iadd. q young artist on the
go floor, Griswold. apbachelor
on fourth, and Patricia Shaw,
&, wBtaripn the sixth, deny having
hpara the shot. Grtswold states
Iadd had been friendly with
Miss Yane. This, Ladd denies:
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20 you like soft hands-use Bite
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rYPHus~ SPREADING.

RIGA, Jan. ii. The typus is
spreading in Moscow, according to
the Noyyput, official Bolshevik gov;
eminent organ here. Six hundred
cases of spotted typhus and 900 OF
the r%ecurrent typo have been regis.
tered, to. date.
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NAMES or PERSONS CHARGED
WITH TAXES,


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Wilkinson, Fred n, .....!....,
Watson, T. +. & c. d Carney.
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Special Notices


Special Notices
Hoc i j S Reaneas
ntios nanl Jenna
Davis Catherine
DAVIS Geo hfs.
Eortney Sarah s Hrs.
Garrett * i.
Hardests Robert
Hess Peter 4. Hrs
Keenen z. "A. C..
Miller, Albert W.
Moore, Della e Wflla
Mercer, Sam1 Il.
Parrish, AZ D. (FfanE MIchelI ,
Same wv ". LeonarA)
Radcliffe. Josie & Mari.
Seaton R.EL.
.Stprretti Geo. ". ..E....,..
stutm Mattssa Ann. ........
A sIltsV
LINCOLN DISTRICT
Boone, VIII & Dora. ,.......
Hager, John b..
Martin, Jesse.
Shaw A d. 81.
Watkins; chas. w. Ell al.
Big B5: Run Gas Co.
Booth Harrison G..
Burt Fl. v.
Criss, Isaac Franklin
Gross, Flora "A.
Frcelana. Anna.
Glover, Rose u @. H. Dawson 4
Gfubh. Mahderc. ..,,.,.
ice, E. I.
Ktssner, 0rphy ]. ,........,..
lIasure, Data 81.
Lehew, c. j.. .,........,.,
Martin; Nancy O.. ct al $780,,
Moore. Samuel A. .............
Moore. Elizabeth. .!...........
Scritchfield, Frank. ..........
Williams, Iva.
Wallace; Albert F...,...,......
Washhufn, VIM. w,
Wells. A. n
nartietS claude B...........,.
Surt III Observation-Disclosures.
same tt.:........
curry, Alla' ...,...:......
Guilty. Emory, Elmer. ...,....
curry; Emory, Elmer & WIN e..
Evans, a, ,H..................t.
MOVES. I,M......'........
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Clayton, Fred. Northumberland. .
Eia!aa eanA
sS, ~ M i.....t..'
Hood. Smith. al Il,
Ice, ", 4.
King, Andrew & Reason FOX.
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RANT DISTRICT tMoNoNeAHEcoRpoa

LATHE Rlngamoa 2iso
o. ~ Buffalo cfeek 1874
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sssfssia 49, 10 ~
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l7 Anaa dntsfA
Z 1893
lu@ Teya
81 Helene RIM
g. o. 1851 EeSefbapgh 16.aeS
q 80 Teyefhaueh.
o. q 1is75 al Long Rda.
0S& O., $3.50 Hatter I'M
liza. 1;as Maple Coat BiHg $50
Parcel, Thohnrh Il lS.9p'
Lot q. BIZ. Al Elm Street. . AIS
GOA seWk Coal Dunkard Mir ssh
Lott, West Moapngah S.Rl5
9 Lots, Same. l.i2i
3 Al, Tetefbaagk&. ~. !.. 3.a4.
Lots 81 q, Willow Street.
6 A., Little Bingamon. /. 448
q o. q 1854 Btngatnon.
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specalNotce Special Notices Special Notices
Real Estate Sold for Taxes
special Notices
Special Notices
-speeial Notices

List Of real estate sold in the. county Of Ataron5began in the month Of December
1921, and continued from day to day the nnp payment of taxesc charged thereon for the!
year 1918. and purchased by individuals. 80 lis
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DESCRIPTION. AND LOCATION
OF LAND,
FAlRMoNT DISTRICT

.#...E 49, 'f'E5 FFH-r ~ gtGEn|N 10 .sf.rnsp
Lots. PIT. Eot,s, Blk. B. j. E. SITS 4.2s
Il a, near B~hrrackville ...... 6.23
SIS A., Buffalo Creek. 3.25
.AlRMoNT INDEPENDENT DISTRICT
Lot J, ri, X. Ham. Add. ~. 4G.55
3 Parcels. Gzztown. /. go.
,Lot44, 18th st. Billingslea Add. 1851
Pei. Belt Line r. H., Fifth St.. $40.
go a., Buffalo Creek. $3.50
Lot, Pike Street.. ". ,4.T3
.3i Glenn kyauue 49,:
1855 a., Parcel near Faifmont. 4.7S
q A. near Fairmont ,......
.Pt. Lot G, x. !. %...
Lots Z, Z. o. Blk. 4, j. Add, e.. s9.15
Lot 45x50, uztown. ~. ,3,49
Lot Is, Blk. i, Jackson Street. $40
PIT. Lots 2S, 20, Eighth Street. 1928
Lots e & Fs& IL D. Nfapie Ave. 4f7.31
Lot 4, Blk. II. Highland Avenue Az
.Pt Lot Q; and IA Pei, Coal Run ST.
Lot 10, Blk. 1 & II. Blk. 3 g. Il.
!. 6,S9, Blk: Sc 6& q Blk. As
No. e Blk. So. ...... 526.46
Lot SO. ChicagoiStreet J. . I'LL
Lot, Pierpont Hill, S. D..2, 50.65
Lot 10, Blk. 50 IS %, PIT. Lot o.,
Virginia Ave. G7,s3l
Lot 4 Blk. 4, Simon Add. 9l5
Lot 4, Blk. A, IS Poles Coal Rim s.45
GRANT DISTRICT
1881 AZ. Booths Greek. 1853
II a. Kuhns Run. $.A3
20. & g. 304,, A., Booths Creek. g,25
20. & G., 40 Al, Booths Crock. s5.15
10Y g. G...&100tA.. tBhothR. Creelsll 4SS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25
PePS Ona1S

Mrs ]. B. Renshaw. Leland av.,
is spending the week in Chicago.
Mrs. Josephine Nye and daugh-
ter. June, accompanied by the for
mer's mother, Mrs. J. II. LaBadie
nave returned from California, where
they have been during the past year.
Miss Mabel Spicer Of Colorado
Springs. Colo. and Paris, France
who has been the guest Of DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas J. Swantz, OF Riverside
dr., has gene 10 Boston. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Royce Staley and
Mr.. and Mrs James Grimes. motor
ed Monday TO Chicago where they
viii remain for a week.
SIR. and Mrs. II. D. Moomaw and
grandson. Jack Trittinger, 2a1 y
Adams ST., are I'm Streator, H.. at
tending the Convention Of Odd Eel
lows. Kenneth Rosenberg, who has
been a guest at the Moomaw home
left Monday for Chillicothe, O., 10
attend school.
Mr. and Mrs I. J. Olller. SIS z.
Jefferson blvd. entertained over the
week end. Mrs. c. L. Burnham
Frederick Hinkens. J. Kale and Miss
Mabel Dodson. all of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley of
the y. W. C. a. were in Gary, Ind,
Sunday.
Or. w. +. Kreighbaum SO4 Leland
az, has returned from Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25
Al11gOg1g-l!CQ1 aTlsS

The last department meeting Of
literature. section /. of the Progress
cl~3 viii be held Wednesday after
noon at 3:45 o'clock. Mrs. A. L.
Monger viii discuss Prominent
Men Humorists Since 1900"
Tire st. Joseph Valley grange will
entertain this evening with a dane
ing party at Beyler's hall.
The Young Peoples Alliance Of
the First Evangelical church will
meet Tuesday Afternoon In the
church Supper Will be served at
$50 o'clock and the hostesses for
the evening Will be the Misses Mabel
Garwood Eva Helm and Mabel
Myers.
The Guiding Light Class Of the
Grace NJ. E. church Will meet this
evening at the home Of Miss Pearl
Stewart. 21G Z Elder st.
Mrs. Ernest Hemmer, 128 Z. SAM
pie ST. Will be hostess Thursday at
an all day meeting Of the Young
Mothers Friendship Club.
The Amphion quartet Will give a
concert next Thursday evening at
Hope Presbyterian church under the
auspices of the Mems Bible Class of
the churcl.
The Bee Hive club will meet
Thursday all day with Mrs Eliza
beth Emmons, 734 Cleveland av. A
pot luck dinner Will be served at
noon
The Wesley society of the Imman-
uel NJ r. church will meet this
evening at the home Of Waldemer
Schott, 1877 E Donald st.
The Young Peoples Alliance of
the First Evangelical church will
meet this evening at 7:45 at the
church.
The Olive Dunn Mission Circle OF
the First Methodist church viii meet
this evening in the friendship
room of the church. Supper will be
served at $50 o'clock with the
| Misses Mable Garwood, Eva Helm
and ATable Myers as hostesses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25

for a rest before the meal. the door
OF Liilian's bungalow opened. and
she stood framed in IL for an un-
certain minute before crossing the
lawn 10 me
"Madge." she said. In a low voice
IS she took the chair I pulled for
ward for her. have you named any
definite day--do you know-when
can we go homer"
II took all my self-control 20 con
ceel my amaZement at her hesitatire
manner. as unlike her usual poise as
was the in1petuous cry OF her last
question. But even before she spoke
Il had seen the gray look In her
face, the pain in her eyes. and had
known that She was going through
some emotional crisis. and had
nerved myself 10 appear as uucon-
scious as possible OF her feeling.
I bent TO the blouse I was bendins
as IL a misplaced stitch would ruin
il. and sent my casual answer from
above the folds.
I'm packing now. Dlcky wants
20 60 almost at once. We're only
waiting for Bess Dean TO announce
her departure. Then We'll start
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25
Revelations GA Vile sqoA aR5EG

There was but one thing to be
done, Of course If we did not OK
pecc the two cars TO be so crowded
With luggage that there would be
no comfort in the motor trip home
I must make parcel-post packages Of
everything I could I knew better
than TO NEEDLE with Dicly's pur-
Chases. But some Of his clothing
could manage to send ahead OF US
without his knowing IT. or 1 at least
hoped so.
"When Can We Cor"
attacked the task with feverish
vigor, fearing that Dicky would re-
turn and discover what I was doing
To forestal so disastrous an inter-
ruption TO my plans I locked the
doors and pulled down the shades,
hoping that DiclIy would believe me
to be taking a nap.
My ruse was needless, however,
for neither Dicky nor any one else
. came near the bungalow during an
hour Of the most strenuous activity
I had given myself for a long time
And when I had finished. I bathed
and dressed. and came out on my
little veranda 10 find the premises
apparently deserted. There was no
one in sight.
From the bank Of the brook, how
ever. came the sound OF Juniors
prsttle. and Marion's laughter. min
gleG with Dicky's lazy teasing A
clatter in the kitchen told me that
| Mr5. Cosgrove was busy with the APP
preaching dinner, and even as L
with a mind at ease about my fam
/ ily-settled myself in a porch chah
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Eston Moffett. r. F.
d.. No. ! a son, born April "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest KOpp. 1902
T. Miner ST.. a son. born April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Williams. III W.
Bartlett ST.. a son. born April p.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond SLAMS
berry. go 5. Carroll St, April p, a
son
Mr. ard Mrs Stanislaw Karacze-
wlcz. 1909 w. Sample St, April p.
twin daughters
tIr and Mrs. Adam Hagle. l24S
- South Bend av.. April q, a
daughter
Nr. and Mrs. Oral Z. Emmons,
Eose,awn. April 20. a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lucskowski.
t16 Foote ST. April 20. a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bukowski,
go y. studebaker ST. April 10. a
daughter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25
By ANNETTE BRADSHAW

no the choice Of a street
" costume for spring. the
average woman must give
much care and consideration. She
cannot have several, as she might
in summer dresses. and wear the
particular one that happens to
please her at the time. She must
choose a costume which she viii
ike 20 wear all spring and per-
haps in the summer.
This year, attention is divided
between the three-piece costume,
which carries this name despite
the fact that IT is only dress and
coat, and the suit. And one can
find such charming interpreta-
tons Of each, that the matter Of
becomingness is the only consid-
Grafton. Either is extremely use
full.
At the left, a dress Of heavy
white crepe with black satin yoke
is topped by a white-braided
black satin coat. The soft hat
combines the two materials.
showing black-wool knots on the
white.
The suit at the right Is soft Of
line and shows its French inspi-
ration in the light gray piquetine,
which color Paris is sponsoring
strongly this spring. The crepe
hat IN temple orange gives he
needed touch of color.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25
Aduice TO Girls
By ANNE LAURIE

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
! am a girl Of 20, and go with a
young man Of my age. He says he
cares very much for me. but when
he is with my chum and me at
dance he seems TO forget all about
me, and dances and fools with her
all the evening. Now this hurts
me very much. as I am beginning
to love him dearly.
When he calls at my home he is
very nice. and says he loves me
only. I think a lot OF my chum,
and hate to let any young man
come between US She says I am
jealous, but this is not true. I am
willing for them 10 dance together
if he only wouldn't forget me.
Please advise me what to do.
BOBBIE.
BOBBIE: You are not ngaged
to the young man, and cannot mon
opolize all Of his time, my dear. Il
you attempt 10. at dances and part
les. he may resent it.
Be sweet and natural, both with
him and with your girl friend, and
am sure he will like you better fol
II. You say he is nice TO you. Ism
that enough from a young man Il
whom you are not engaged?
Annie Laurie will welcome letter
Of inquiry on subjects of feminin'
interest from young women reader
Of this paper and Will reply to then
in these columns. Letters 10 Mis-
Laurie should be addressed to her
in care OF this office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25

Il know" Mrs. Cosgrove said slow
". Il have felt that. too. But oh,
Madge. you don't know how 7 dread
any sorrow for Robert He has lived
in the shadow so long that I think
it would kill me II this new eXperi-
ence should hring him misery instead
oe happiness"
/ had no words 10 answer Mrs.
.Cosgrave's impassioned outburst con-
corning her idolized brother.
Putting Lilian's name in the art
lists place, 1 almost could have
echoed her words.
Fortunately, however, she evident
~ neither expected nor desired an
answer. AS if overcome by her own
emotion she abruptly turned toward
the door as she finished speaking, as
, Oruptly went out of the bungalow,
and I saw her dash her hand against
her eyes as she crossed the lawn.
That she had comprehended with
tho eyes Of slsterly love the incident
of Lillian's drive with Col. Travers.
and its effect upon Robert Savarin,
I, Of course, surmised guessed.
alsn-for Mrs. CGsgrove is usually a
rather sileur. poised woman-that
her confidence TO me had been simply
an emotional explosion which she
had found It impossible to suppress
1 knew that she would keenly regret
having mentioned the matter to me
when she had regained her usual
Calmness.
For sever. i minutes after Mrs
Cosgrove left me 7 sat still. Soing
over the incident of the morning,
wondering whether or not Robert
Sevarin woulI betray to Lillian the
absurd jealousy and the disapproval
/ Of her work which he had shown
O me. Then l firmly put aside al,
/ conJectures. ard resumed my sort.
/ Ing and packing determined that nc
! matter what minute Dicky should
/ decide to start on the HON @ward
journey 1 would be as prepared for
the Journey as it was humanity pos
sihle to be.
A Difficult Task.
But I quailed before the task
which found awaiting me in Dicky'S
room. All through our stay I had
taken care of Dicky's room myself
for Iedid not wish Mrs. Cosgrove, or
indeed, any one else to see the dis
order in which he persistently keeps
his possessions.
Every morning I Strengthened up,
lin housewifely parlance. KEEP
things out OF sight as much as
could without arousing Dicky':
wrath-a very possible occurrence
IL he missed any Of his belongings
from the corners where he was &C.
customed 10 fling them. have otter
marvelled at Dicky's ability TO FISH
out his things from the seemingly
hopeless confusion in which they are
usually piled. And by dint Of care
fuI study 1 have evolved a plan by
which I reduce each heap 10 order
without misplacing any OF the things
Sorting the things. however, sc
that they could be transferred &c
iDicky's suitcase and bag without his
demanding room I'm my own luggag,
Ireceptacles was something else all
together" I smiled at the remem-
/ brance Of Lnuan's old colored house
Keeper, Betty, as I mentally uttered
her familiar phrase. For my hus-
band had purchased all sorts OF
articles during his stay. souvenirs
I books. ma gaines. every one OF which
I knew must be carted home J
heaved a hopeless sigh as I realized
how much Dicky had collected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25
OUCH! LAME BACK
RUB LUMBAGO OR
BACKACHE AWAY
Rub Pain Right out With small
Trial Bottle Of old
st Jacobs oil"

kidneys cause Backache2 no.
They have no nerves. therefore can
not cause pain. Listen. Your back
ache is caused by lumbago. sciatica
or a strain. and the quickest relief
IS soothing. penetrating st Jacobs
Oil" Rub it right on your painful
back. and instantly the soreness.
stiffness and lameness disappear.
Don't stay crippled. Get "a small
trial bottle Of st Jacobs oil" from
your druggist and Timber up A mo-
ment after it is applied youU won
der what became of the backache or
Iumbago pain.
Rub old, honest "St Jacobs or
whenever YOU have sciatica, neu-
ralgia, rheumatism or sprains, as e
is absolutely harmless and doesu q
burn the skiu.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25
MEMBERSHIP RESTRICTED.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, April u
full membership in the Young Wo-
mans Christian Association will re-
main restricted to protestants and
evangelical church members, it was
decided at Mondays session of the
convention Of that organization be
ing held here. Others will not be
allowed TO vote or hold office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25
Tom OFroW'S
HOROSCOPE
By GeneVieUe Kembls
WEDNESDAY. APRIn %.


This may be read as a very active
and interesting day according 10 the
astrologers. Mars is the ruling
planet in all affairs that call for
dominant and aggressive energies
and these should feel the quicken
ing impulse of the fiery planet. All
manner Of bold and vigorous enter
prises should respond TO his ener-
giving rays. Social domestic and
affectional affairs may feel the
gentle influence Of Venus semi
sextile Luna. but other testimonies
urge the exercise of unusual dis
erection in these affairs. All tend
ency TO the unconventional and
erratic should be checked.
Those whose birthday II is may
look forward TO an active and en-
terprising year, but they should be
careful about change and be par
ticularly circumspect I'm their con-
duct as It relateA TO socia, and
romantic affairs ~ child born on
this day will be quick. energetic and
aggressive, but may be disposed 10
be undiscreet and somewhat erratic
unless carefully trained in early life.
When you say oisars--say Dutch
Masters 11I-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.

YoUNGSTOwN. o.. April ga
Margaret seven and Helen two
daughters Of. Mr.. and ,frs. YaEa
Nargo. were burned 90 death this
morning when FIRE Of undeterm.ned
origin destroyed their home. The
parents had gone 20 a barn 10 do
chores and discovered the flames 700
late 20 rescue the children. a pass
ing autoist rescued "a son. aged four
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25
ELKs DANCE WEDNESDAY.

Members OF the Elks and their
friends are invited 20 the dance at
the Elks club house wednesday
nlght. April IS. Music by Henry
pennys aEehestra
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25

T.. took place ar noon Monday at
the home OF the brides parents. Rev.
a T. Monger. officiating in the pres
euce OF the immediate families The
event also marked the 23rd weddins
anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs Mckee.
The bride was attended by Miss
Helen Kerr. az maid OF honor and
+ Porter Mckee. brother OF the bride,
served as groomsman The home
F was art.stIcally decorated with spring
f flowers and greenery.
The bride wore very becoming
gown of white satin Canton beaded
with pearls and her shower bouquet
, was OF killarney roses and valley
lilies Miss Kerr was attractive in
+ her gown Of light green organdy and
her bouquet was OF lavender sweet
peas Following the service lunch
+ con was served 20 % guests.
Mr. and Mrs. stanley left imme-
diately for "A trip 70 Iowa and will be
az home after May j. at 735 T..
+ Broadway.
/ Mrs. Stanley graduated from the
South Bend High school in 1920 and
+ AIr stanley was membar OF tie
class of 1919.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
i Mrs John lands and Miss Mary
/ Alice lands Of Elkhart. T r.
| quinn. OF Indianapolis and Miss
Helen Kerr. who Is attending the
+ University of Michigan at Ann
/ Arbor.
The first Of the many affairs Of the
week TO be given in honor of Miss
I Florence Guthrie. whose marriage to
I Clarence Bader. Of Whiting, Ind, viii
take place Saturday. was the $50
O'Clock luncheon given Monday aft
erno DON in the Oriental room of the
oliver hotel by Miss Ruth Stoll. Miss
Frances Hager and Miss Esther
IJokc.
The luncheon table was centered
with a graceful basket Of yellow jon
Qui!s. the handle Of the basket being
tied with a bow OF yellow and gold
tuIe Around the basket were colo
nal bouquets Of yellow spring flow
ers artistically arranged into a low
D. ound From each bouquet ribbons
OF sold and blue extended to the nut
baskets Of the same cOlors and place
cards Of coquettish figures with
/ gowns Of gold and blue marked
each place. the Notre Dame col
ors being noted in all Of
the appointments Seated with the
|hostesses were the quest of homer
and her house guests. Miss Helen
/ Mills, of Chicago, Miss Sophia Jobst.
of Ottawa, H., Miss Rosahnd Shafer.
OF La Mars. Ia. Mrs. Raymond
/ SchGub, who will serve her sister as
matron OF honor, Miss Virginia
/ Guthrie. who will act as bridesmaid.
/ Mrs. Wallace Kreighbaum. Miss Dor
othy Brugger. Mrs. Charles Schadt,
| Miss Dorothy Miller Miss Margaret
/ sherman Miss Hazel Weinrlch, Miss
/ Gcorgine Muessel Miss Antionette
/ Crockett. Miss Mary Grace Crockett,
. Miss Marie Williams, Miss Irma
/ Sawyer. Miss Pauline Bon Durant,
/ Miss Alice Huber, Miss Greta Edner
and Miss Kathleen Guilfoyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Page,
l1522 8 Main St, entertained at
luncheon Sunday IN honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Bergenhagen. who
have recently returned from North
ern Canada. Places were laid Cor
rs relatives.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25

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