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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
Fire Burns Paint Shop at
School for Feeble Minded

FORT WAYNE. Aug. Fire. be-
lieved to have been started by spon-
taneous combustion, damaged
one-story frame building used as a
paint shop at the Indiana School
for Feeble-Minded Youth here at
midnight Tuesday. Half ton Of
paint stored in the building was de-
stroyed. The loss was estimated at
$500.
Although unable to save the paint
shop from destruction, f1remen pre-
vented the flames from spreading TO
the main buildings of the school II
was not found necessary TO re-
move the inmates of the school
from their sleeping quarters.
The inmates became som ewhat
excited when they saw the fire, but
there was no serious disorder by
ron Biggs. superintendent Of the
school, said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
UNCLE
WICCILY
BY HOWARD r. GARIS
UNCLE .WIGGILY AND THE
FIRE STONE.

Uncle Wiggily. hopping around in
the woods one day, looking for an
adventure. heard some Jolly laughter
behind the saSsafrass bushes
We'll. now" thought the bunny
rabbit gentleman TO himself. as he
twinkled his pink nose, that doesn't
sound very scary! I don't believe
the Fuzzy Fox, the Woozie Wolf. nor
yet the Shillery Scallery Alligator
would laugh like that I think 1
shall be safe looking to see who it Is.
I'll do IL"
Carefully, on his tippy tiptoes,
Uncle Wiggily went TO the screen OF
bushes and looked over. on the
green, grassy ground the bunny uncle
saw sitting Lulu and Alice Wibble-
wobble. the ducks. on the ground
between them was what seemed to
be an old rag doll with one shoe
button eye left, and all the red paint
rubbed off her nose.
Isn't she the dearest thing!'
quacked Lulu 10 her sister Alice.
Yes, and such a good jumper!"
added Alice. II just wish Uncle
Wiggily could see her."
We'll. l do see her and I see you
duck girls. alsoi" suddenly spoke the
bunny over the top Of the bush.
"Oh. my," quatked Lulu.
Goodness me-" quacked Alice,
and being somewhat more romantic
than her sister. Lulu, added: i
think 1 am going TO faint"
ooh. please don't" begged Lulu,
and Alice didn't
Don't be afraid" called Uncle
Wiggily. over the sassafras bush, for
it was his voice. coming so suddenly
that had startled the two duck
girls.
"Oh. we'te so glad tie you!"
Lulu, when the bunny gen.
tieman came 10 the cool. green,
grassy place where they were sit
ting.
Excuse me for listening to what
you said" spoke Uncle Wiggily.
with a low and polite bow of his
pink, twinkling nose. But L could
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
D STATE ASKS BIDS
ON ROADS BRIDGES
Dixie Bee Line and French
Lick Trail Among New
Highway Construction.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug 2.-(By /.
y. S.)-The state highway commits
sion az 10 o'clock Tuesday morning
Aug. s. will open bids for the con
grructiOn OF 10 bridges and for paw
ING approximately 10 miles OF roads,
John u. Williams. director OF the de-
partment. announced today.
Three and one-quarter miles Of
Che road proposals will be hard sur
face o. rigid type. This project is
ou the Dixie Bee line. ia Sullivan
county between Standard and Far
mersburg It's construction this
year was made possible because the
commission saved about $s.500-~a
mile on ali hard surface contracts
Jet so far this year under the esti-
mated cost Of its engineers when
they prepared the approximate cost
OF the 1929 hard surface building
program.
The commission has Under con-
tract at this time 1I3.805 miles OF
hard surface pavement The original
1929 program called for 1877 miles.
with the Dixie Bee line project let
the highway commission will have
placed under contract 117.065 miles
OF rigid type pavement in 1922. Mr..
williams said
The second road proposal IL s.s77
miles on the French Lick trail be-
tween Hayesville and Crystal. in
Dubois county. This is known as a
secondary type road. and proposals
are asked for three types Of sur
face-graveI surface on gravel base,
gravel surface on sandstone base
and waterbound macadam surface
on sandstone base.
The 10 bridges proposed al this
letting viii cost approximately
S12O. 600 Six Of the bridges are 70 be
built with federal aid Three will
Do constructed Of steel. and the re-
mainder OF reinforced concrete.
The bridges are located in Put
nam. St Joseph. Spencer. Warrick,
Orange. Starke. Blackford, Posey
and Noble counties. Two Of the
steel bridges are in Warrick county
and the other one in Starke county.
The bridges will span drainage
ditches and creeks that cross state
roads.
According TO Director Williams
the commission reserves the right
10 reject any or all bids, or 10 ac-
Cept any combination proposal that
appears 10 be most advantageous to
the state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
State Fire Chief Orders
Three WdrSdu Sites Clear

WARSAW. Ind. Aug. State
Fire Marshal Miller and Deputy
Marshal Cash Graham We're IN War
saw today and ordered the removal
OF three frame buildings on z. Cen
ter st. IL is rumored that some OPP
position may be- offered by owners
OF the buildings, occupied by the
Keller Modern Cobblery. the Inter
urban Cafe and the YOst cigar store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
BOY is RUN OVER BY
TRAIN; DEATH LIKELY

ALEXANDRIA, Ind, Aug. q
Donald harrington, 10, son Of Mr..
and Mrs John Harrington, OF Innis-
dale. is expected to die at,the Alex
audria hospital as the result OF In
ternal injuries suffered Tuesday af-
tcrnoon when he was run over by
an east bound Lake Erie - West
ern railroad freight train His left
arm was cut off above the elbow.
The accident occurred near the
Lippincott glass factory. Gilbert
Miller. a cousin OF the boy, was a
witness. The boy was picked up by
"a colored fireman at the Lippin-
cont plant and carried into th-, fac
tory office and later removed 10 the
hospital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
LABOR SHORTAGE
NOW IN INDIANA
Fort Wayne and Kokomo Re-
port More Jobs Than Men
Steel Mills Now Busy.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. a. (By L.
P)-There is a scarcity Of labor in
many sections Of Indiana. Thomas
Riley head Of the state employment
bureau said today.
The steel mills OF the Calumet re-
gion are sending scouts out for men,
he said
The Fort Wayne branch OF the
employment bureau reported that
there were more jobs than men:
There are jobs open for moulders.
laborers, carpenters and although
the rush season on farms is near
ing a close the farmers want men TO
take steady employment.
The only districts that he has
heard from IN the last few weeks
that have reported more men than
jobs, were the districts around La
fayette and the mining districts
The situations there. he said were
caused by the coal and mine strikes
The factories in KOkomo are
booming" Riley said. Ninety
seven factories there have taken on
only To- percent less men than they
had in 1920 before the bottom fell
out Of industry. and have taken on
more than the average of the num-
Der they had before the war.
There Is no shortage Of work in
Indianapolis but 1 have had no re-
ports from the eastern and south
eastern parts Of the state as yet.
"Of course there are still some idle
men These are the 'foaters and
the men that cannot find the jobs
that suit them. 1t is also rather
hard to place women"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
Conserve Lakes. University
Professor Pleads of CIuh

WARSAW. Ind Aug. AID
dressing the Warsaw Kiwanis club.
Or. Scott OF Indiana university. who
Is spending the summer at Winona
lake. urged the conservation OF the
lakes OF northern Indiana
He pointed 20 the fact that 10
specimens Of animal life exist IN
Center lake az the north edge OF
Warsaw and from which lake the
water supply for Warsaw is now be-
ing pumped.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

10 nibble your ears" grow1sd the
voice. and there stood the bad
Bushy Bear.
"Oh dear Please don't nrbble my
ears begged Uncle WiERily
Yes / shau," grumbled the Bear.
And just then Priscilla APPLICABLE
began dancing about, as Bully, IN
side her. leaped here and there
right in front Of the Bear.
oh. my. Oh. what do I see A
jumping dolf, She must be a fairy
and she'll turn me into a briar
BUSH" eyed the bsd. scratchy Bear.
This IS no place for me-" Up jump
ed Bully. humping the Bear on the
nose. and then the bad creature was
so frightened that re ran away with
out nibbiing the bunny's ears az al.
Very. very clever call that"
chuckled MI Longeans, as Bully
crawled fTom inside the rag dolls
dress. And Lulu and Alice said the
samA thing Priscilla APPLICABLE
said nothing but she looked very
wise with her one shoe-button eve.
And II the ice pick doesn't Try 90
take lemons from the apple tree %
make strawberry shortoake FOR
the gas stove. I'll tex you next about
Uncle WigEtlys shower bath.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
Indiana and Micm6dn News
REFORMATORY ADDITION
PLANS ARE APPROVED

lansing Aug. plans for SIX
new cottages ktchen and a
power house. under the million dol
ar building program for the state
Industrial school for boys. author
ized come time ago. were approved
by the state administration board
Tuesday. Construction is % be
started Immediately The improve
msnfs are in line with the decision
OF the board and the corrections
comm Lssion. recently 20 abandon
The idea OF building OF a new plant
on a farm site near here. and 10 ere.
tain the institution at rs present
location in Lansing. The cottages
Will cost about So. 900 each. The
coEt OF the other structures has not
been fixed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
TlUO lien arrested iUith
500 Morphine Tablets

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. Two
arrested here Wednesday charged
with having in their possession 500
One-quarter grain morphine tablets,
we're turned over by detectives 10
federal authorities. The men gave
their names as Fred Everett. "a. Of
indianapolis. and Marvin F. Fisher,
40, alias J. Frazier Of Chicago de-
tectives declared Fishers home is
near Marion Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
Fly Morgue' of More Than
10000 Dead at NeiU CdSfl,

NEW CASTLE. Aug 2.-(By I. \
S)-New Castle has a fly morgu
which now numbers more than 40
600 inhabitants. The collection is
the result OF a fly catching contes,
being staged BY children OF the city
In one day recently the toll was -
500 dead. with no report for wound
"a or missing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
TREASURER
To SEEK REELECTION

LANSING. Aug. .. - State Treas
urer Flank +. German announced,
Tuesday. he would seek renomina-
ton az the republican convention IN
Muskegon. Aug. p. He has been
avowed candidate for some time.
but has heretofore made no public
announcement German was ap-
pointed state treasurer when Sam
uel Odeu. former state treasurer,
was made a member Of the public
utilities commission A. the expira-
ton OF his appointed term he was
elected for his present term.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
Deaths at ChiIdren'S Home
Lead TO Investigation

EVANSVILLE, Aug. 2.-Another
death among children at the Chris
tian home here. Monday night.
brought the total deaths up TO 10
in the last week. The city health
board has started an investigation
OF the water and milk supply at the
home. Most OF the children are
said 20 have died from intestinal
trouble, following measles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

WARSAW. Aug. "A Winons
Interurban railway work train and
= switching freight train on the Bis
Four railroad collldsd IN the north
port OF the city Tuesday, one freight
car being demolished and the motor
car OF the work train being damaged
The loss is estimated az about 5000
No one was injured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
ELECTED SECRETARY.

HARTFORD CITY. Aug Icy
/ y. S)-Merie Smith. well know n
local photographer. - The new sec
rotary Of the Ohio-Arch gar. Indians
association OF Photographer. He
was chosen az the meeting % the
association held IN Cleveland re
Gently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
SEEKS DIVORCE.

WARSAW. Aug 2.-Alleging de-
sertiOn. George a. Maggert or
Pierceton has fled suit for divorce
IN the Kosciusko circuit court. nam
.ng May Maggert as defendant. They
were married in Decatur, IL. IN
1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
EMPLOYEES OF MUNCIE
FOUNDRY ON STRIKE

MTrNCIE. Aug. 2-One hundred
clippers and grinders a. the Muncie
Foundry q Manufacturing plant
went on strike wednesday,. The
plant will ia closed entirely by sat
urday unless The men re.urn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

SILVER LAKE. Ind. Aug. d
The Leonard supply Co. Silver Lake
has been awarded a contract for fur
nishing the new high school IN HAr-
rison township.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

Let experts clean your garments.
and hats. Aetna Cleaners. aI6 E
SAMPLE St L-2s7s-adv. 20e-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

Let experts clean your garments
and hats Aetna Cleaners. SIS p
Sample s.. L-2315-adv c06-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

They can conquer who believe
they can.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
eliza" NOW HOMELESS.

HUNTINGTON, Aug. 2.-CBy T..
y. SD-Because the city has re-
Gently added more equipment 10 the
city fire department, Liza" the DO
lice automobile, formerly housed in
the fire department quarters. has
had no home. As a result the car
has been out in all kinds of weather.
City officials are considering if it
wouij not be good economy TO erect
a w garage to house the car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

Fer reliable dentistry consult Drs.
O. rson & Oren, 125 w Washington
ave. p Main $40. adv. POS II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09

tatned with breakfast st the Country
club Saturday morning, cump.!mrntiHg
Mrs RUN bryHn .Owncs, Slaughter Of
william Jennings Bryan. who lecturad
so charmlrsly to the Chautauqua audi
euse Friday evening.
Members of the country Climb enjoyed
holiday the Fourth At the clubhouse,
where al Mnds Of matches and E0if
s'yufs we're arranged aud other feature
15mI,.s,e.nens planned MI. and MIS- a.
j. Peters Clrr'cd Ut most Of the hon'rs
Mrs. W b. Morton and mother Mrs.
Eastwood and slstcl Mise Lorraine East-
they VIII visit in Los Angeles. Miss H,r.
nice Carter accompanied them. The party
VIII stop a. Colorado Springs. salt Lake
aud san Frauriscp en- route.
Mrs a. H. Settle entertained the q. v
BrIig" club Wednesday morning, COM
piUuuutiuE Mrs. e.. L. KsvanauRh ~ Fort
Worth, 1rNas who iE the house guest OF
Mrs Settle Ugh core tor the m,org,,ns
70. Ackermnn vas given the consuIa-
tiou SIT
Mr.. and Mfs. l. u. Cox entertained
with q dinner party af The Country club
Dan, the occasion being hs birthday.
After the dinner the party went TO the
Cox h1mn, whore they heard radio cone
cert. the radio sDt having been given 60
Dan for his birthday gin
Miss Margaret Eaton az Gulfport Mise,
ana Miss Alberta ~'nlEsuu ot Miami. Okla.
NNN HlN N'HllUs lIl'.F aunt AllH MdIF ~.
If'nt .wsr" the honor guests a. o dar'Iug
party Friday evening ~ the Trent home
Miss Mary Frances Turuau and Miss
Mary Louise Mechanics presided over tho
punch bowl Miss Jake Hamilton pnd
Miss Elizabeth Trent assisted Mrs. Trent
Miss Erma Hecluuan entertained with
an Informal party the night ~ the
Fourth when she had as her guests Miss
HIlds brown, Miss Eva Hr.sco. Miss
Mrlva Melton, Miss Frances Ciasseen. Miss
Helen Burton. Miss Ihelwa Hrguf,
Bryan Melton Barney Wallace. Charles
Melton. Jnlu Gerard, Happy Allen. Dom
aII Robe. Ear uiglurc. Wallace Luupltin,
Don Ulyfsr and Billy Knapp.
Miss Grace Means. daughter ~ Mr. and
Mrs y. IT, Means was married 10 Dur
wood -. BIllo Of Hcardstowu. H.. Thurs-
day evening. oRv, r. Bankhead Of Cor
deu performed tho ceremony The bride
was charming in gown of white canton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
State Society
NtcWIIiRII

Miss Hazel Kcene. ~ Atchisor. Kan.
iS tho guest ~ her aunt Mrs. q. Reynolds.
Joseph Mann Of Sulina, Kan. is the
guest ~ j. 8. Hayes and family this
Mrs Phnlp Hayes Of Lexington. Miss.
is tho guest Of her sister-in.law, Mrs.
Miss Margaret Denton Is home again
AFTER a visit ot several days with friends
Mrs. Judge H. Burke ana family
have returned home from VISIT with
Mrs RWke,s parents ot Winfield. Kan.
Mrs. Neal Martin hns returned to her
home At Gulf Port, Miss after three
wacks visit here, the guest OF her sister,
Mrs Ed Thomas
Mrs. Ed Thomas nui daughters Ethel
and Charlotte, spent the Weekend IN
blackwell the guests Of Mrs Thomas.
sistor, Mrs NJ. u. Kuutz
Miss Susie FriCk who Il attending
school Ht saltwater came home the lat
ter part 81 Last week. 20 remain over
The Fourth with hor parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
Mr. ana Mrs @. \. Choppcu ana family
loft Friday morning for Los Angeles. cal.
making the trim In their car. they viii
60 hy way N the Santa Fe TRAN and the
Grand Canyon
Ms r. p rarncI and son, Ellsworth.
m Kansas Citv who have been the ,,t,stz
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. sam X. sullivan for
several days have gone 10 Oklahoma cry
city Attorney T. n Ross and Mrs. Rrss
were visiting the family ~ Ms Ross en-
Mead Kan, last w'oC Mr. Ross has ro-
turned home but Mrs. Ross viii remain
for a more extended visit.
County Attorney Howard Wilson and
Mrs, Wilson had RS their guests last
week. Miss RUBY King ~ Kansas city and
Mr. ana Mrs Y. q, Wilson and iIa acl
Wilson. ot Blackwell parents and slNer
OF Mr.. Wilson.
Mrs Fred Desmond and sister. Mrs !,
n. Cowan, Of Los Angeles, cal, wh) have
been the guests Of Mrs. COwau's sister.
tn-law. Mrs. l., Parker. have gone 80
Council Bluffs, Iowa. for a visit before
returning to their California home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Bolmard entertained
Q smAll lArtN ErlllN nLgLL I'M L-nnr nI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09

Mrs r =. ZschrItz and son sper. ~.
fourth u July IN Holdenviue.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. J Ohornet have gen.
to Colorado 70 spend he summer. '
Mrs W T. Crowder has AS her pus,,
Mrs Ella Adams of Yuma Aria
Mrs W G. Gibson and children hsy.
gone to SLOAN springs for the sun.,n.,
Miss RUBY Sharum Of Muskogse s9st,
saturday with her aunt. Mrs. James sAy.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgar t.owy bs.aN
their guests Nj and Mrs. ROY ulrrs,
way Of DkmulFec.
Mrs W j smith and daughter v,
olive spent the fourth with Mrs. n
Miss EugenIa Messenger Of Dar., q,
the guest Of her sister, Mrs I H.
Cuudty Tor several weeks.
Mr and Mrs W. a. Devine of Or Iar,
were guests Of Mrs. NJ Devine sru fg,.
tine Dtyiue the fourth.
Miss Faye uicls has returned f.n /,
maker Of Quintpu. Okla
Mrs Joe Whitrnion who visited ....
t'y,s last week returned "a her D. .. 4,
oklahoma city Monday
Miss opal noe has returned fo isr
home IN oklahoma city following t.at
with trIenn- mere.
% Ms William Cameron returne4 t5 BIO.
home IN McAloster Wednesday sf.. Hau.
ing Instituted the order Of the E1nu.F
here.
Miss Edith johnson Of RolIa. 49,. AZ.
rived Saturday TO spend - months va.
cation win her parents. Mr. uI a..
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF The Trst.s-
tcfsn church entertained the c.rgr.s..
ton of the church Thursday cysu.ra @
the home ~ Nj. and Nts W R. IfuIr.n
free win offering WAS taken
Mrs. j. Y. kunselWnn was hnsi,.. 20
the II. f.. l.. class Of the Baptist church
Friday afternoon when tho regular social
con was served d, the close Of the ar.
etuOuH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
rANsnN

Nra. ADA Anderson visited friends iu
NHUArr, Wednesday
j. NJ Iiemdon Was the guest Of friends
in Davenport saturday
IHumas MarAweu visited friends in
shawnee saturday afternoon.
Masses Minnie smith ana Bcrnis Helen.
visited friends here saturday
MaIyIAu Iruclpye was here sunday. a
guest uf hUB brother. Melvin.
b. O.. 'Httwrsht and family visited
b. s.. clark and family were guests OF
friends ucnr MceKer Monday
A. II. Erwin OF McLoud was here
"Wednesday, ou route TO- Prague.
Helen Monroe ot Tulsa visited Mrs. NJ.
u. sargent Friday and saturday
blr. Hud Mrs. e. G. Boswell and daughter
Nlr and Mrs AImstead were entertained
AZ the j. T. Herudon home Monday even
William Knyhm Of johnson was a
wrcH-euI euest Of HIS sister. Mrs. 7. j.
/ owen wero here, weekend guests OF
Mrs Moore OF Tulsa was here Friday
aud saturday, the guest ot Ats. NJ. L.
Mr and Mr, WW Hickman ana chill
dr,n visited ct the ". W. smith home uv-
Mis-. Mary yotava aud son. Victor were
entertained Tuesday evening at the IL. Z.
Green home.
Miss Loue.la Iarriugton and brother.
|
ting friends.
Nirs q. y Lake and lttlc son, Vincent
T.. were house guests OF Mrs. Bana CanahL
Misses Minnie Falwsn and Ella Wicker
were entertained at the j. j. Bolt home
Mrs. leslie Nowman and sister. Ella
WsIker visited friends IN shawnee. the
first part Of the week
Mrs. sophia HcrriHgton came mp from
Sparks and visited over Friday with Mrs
Mesdamcs ". II R.c,man, W. L. Engel
and VI. Nofava were guests Of Mrs Osker
white, Wednesday cNeulnG.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marak and Mrs. Frank
Petrtcek and son Frank. visited friends
IA Pouca Guy over Monday. .- a..
Of Mrs, Sarsents sister. Mrs. Dick WEIGH.
Misses Loucille Herrington ana Ella
Wolkrr accompanied by e. g. raven
were guests Of shawnee friends Monday.
Miss Lee Trammed returned to her home
IN Prague Saturday AFTER a short visit
! here with her sister, Mrs Flora "illoug-
MrsN Robert Flint Of Kendrick and
John X. cave and daughter. RoNie OF
Rolston arc here visiting their sister MIS-.
kura Gordon.
Dennis Canant was In Sparks Thursday,
a guest in tho i. II Herrlngtou home. Ha
was accompanied homo by ne neIee' Miss
Hprriugtuu for weekend visit
Jim Mayes of sparks accompanied by
hia son and daughter. Kenneth and Olita,
were guests of G. II. Mnyes and family
A. r. Truelove OF Oklahoma city spent
the week end hero visiting friends, lie
! returned home Sunday accompanied by his
| daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Anna Vataoa returned TO Nor
man, Monday after a twp-weeks visit
| here with her parents. She was accom- :
panied home by hcr sister Mss Helen, who
| visited there until Thursday and then
returned home.
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Wh" on in"t dHle passed shothef mile'
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i...H 70 i".f ~ l"Iiahd. t'rWarN, AUS
NI' HhI hungary Lieutenant HiWWcr
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