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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-04
FAVOR MOLINE
AS A SITE FOR
YEOMEN HOME
CITY VIII Be Included When Choice
Narrows to Officers Give
Encouragement.
Especial Moline Service,


When the choice narrows down
to half dozen sites for the pro-
posed SIC, 100000 home of the Yeo-
men, Moline will be included in this
number. That was the assurance
given so representative business
men of the community by Henry
Meyers, Illinois manager of the or
der, at dinner given for the Yeo-
men officers at the Manufacturers
hotel last evening.
Mr. Meyers declared that Illinois
will stand as a unit for location of
the children's home in this COM
munity. One thousand Yeomen in
session at Chicago yesterday en-
dorsed Moline. AS further evidence
of his friendliness to Moline Mr..
Meyers named ]. l.. Simmon of Mo-
line as the seventh member of the
site committee in Illinois.
B. H. Burns suggested that the
Yeomen site committee meet in Mo-
line 80 to SO days hence. In the
meantime the site committee of the
Chamber of Commerce, headed by
George W. Ross, hopes to have ar
engagements completed so as to be
in a position to offer a suitable
tract for the children's home.
A. II. Farmer, chairman of the
site committee and a member of
the board of directors, spoke at
length on child welfare work which
is being sponsored by the Yeomen
and described the proposed home
as it has been visioned by the Of
ficers of the order.
1t will be a city by itself-a City
of Childhood. Some two thousand
acres will be needed. The city will
be dotted with cottag es-100 to Us
of them, each accommodating
dozen children in charge of foster
parents. Hills and shade trees will
be included in the picture. also
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-04
THOMP SON MAY
Be INVOLVED IN
JUDICIAL PLAN
redIstricting Before Con-Con to
eliminate Down-State Member;
Dunn Likely Loser.

Suggestion to place Justice
James Cartwright. Oregon, in same
judicial district with Justice Floyd
= Thompson. which would mean
Examination of one of them from
the supreme court-has been made
IN connection with the judicial re-
districting plan scheduled to come
before the constitutional conven-
tion in Springfield today.
The proposed appointment by
which judicial districts in Illinois
are cut from seven to six would
animate Cook county from the
struggle and leave the downstate
counties to tussle among them
selyes in the elimination.
The Farmer-Thompson situation
has been suggested in Springfield
only as an alternate to the more
likely conflict between Justice
Prank E. Dunn, Charleston, and
Justice William NJ. Farmer, Van
dalia
The reorganization would add
Henry. Bureau, LaSalle, Grundy,
Kankakee, Iroquois, Ford, Livings-
ton, Woodford, Marshall, Putnam,
stark, Knox to the third judicial
district eliminating Adams, Brown,
Cass. Mason, Menard and Morgan.
Mason, Menard and Cass would go
into the new fourth district and
Adams and Brown into the new fifth
district
The existing district from which
Justice Thompson was elected is
the fourth.
Generally accepted belief is that
the Dunn-Farmer conflict will be
precipitated by the elimination of a
district and that Jutsice Dunn will
retire on conclusion of his present
term.
In either event the elimination
would not be effective until expira-
ton of terms for which the justices
are now serving. Justice Farmer
is 50 years of age; Justice Dunn,
S.; Justice Cartwright is 70 and
Justice Thompson, "a
According to the proposal to be
debated today, there will be six in
stead of seven supreme court dis
tricts, as at present Five districts
downstate would have one supreme
court justice each, but the Cook
county district would be given two.
Cook county would be district num-
Der one.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-04
BEGIN TOFORM
YE6MAN CLASS

B. H. Burns, district manager of
the Brotherhood OF American Yeo-
man, assisted by c. L. Uihlein, dis
trict manager, Dixon, today began
an intensive campaign to enroll
candidates in the class TO be adopt
ed in June. 1t will form the char
ter list OF second homestead of
the order in Rock Island
The visit of Woman off Gals to
the tri-cities yesterday is giving the
movement impetus, and prospects
are bright that the new homestead
will be constituted at a gathering
to be attended by members of the
board of directors.
A n. Farmer, who is touring the
central west in the interest of a
location for the chiidren's home,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-04
CITY PLANNERS
TO TALK ABOUT
WIDENING PLAN

ROCK Island city planning com
mission viii meet this evening In
the city hall to discuss ways and
means to raise funds for widening
Twenty-fourth street.
otner matters will be discussed
put the Twenty-fourth street prot
ect VIII take up most of the time
ARRANGEMENTS for a special election
VIII De particularly considered
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-04

visited suggested sites In Rock Is
land county yesterday. in com pany
with H. W. Meyers. Wheaton. state
manager.
After addressing gatherings of
business men in Moline and DaE-
export last night Mr. Farmer left
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-04

deavcring to secure the erection OF
the home. was unable TO attend
the Chicago gathering last night
wired E. W. Ryan, secretary OF the
meeting. yesterday. that Rock Is
land would appreciate Cook coun-
ty's.support-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-04

this morning for Cedar Rapids,
where he will speak tonight At
Iowa City tomorrow night his
speech is to be broadcasted by
radio
Otto F. Hiidebrandt. chairman of
the state committee which is en-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-04

FREE STATE TROOPS WIN.
Kilkenny, Ireland, May 4.-The
battle here ended with the capture
Of Ormond Castle by Free State
troops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

MANbpLl%. IA On condition. can b. ...n
az Se3 North Fif.h Street. Phone Madl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

Where 20 Stop in Town "a
SPECIAL. summer rate, for yaiI.y.,,1I.,,
nno very coo! rooms. with no, ana cold
running water. tuD an! .ht.S.r ham.
Convenient 20 all rooms hoi-! Sn.rl--
HhN N Richmond slop at 1000 E..-
Gay Street Fee storage snare o..
automobiles "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
ELIMINATION MATCH
ON AT ASHEVHLE
tBv Associated Prcss1

:, ASiiEIlI. ~ G.. Aug. II
examination match play to reduce the
nISt DIVISION or thirty-two To tho
|h"nibi"hsh'p Hight az sixteen, TODAY
10 ne annual invitation tournament
:. ~" Ash"Nill- Country club found
raul llnddock. az Cbnrlotte In,.
mrnn list. losing 1" East Ware. local
S"h' hp'w and :. Ware. in turn
MaS n-"trn In Ia" first rnand Of match
'tnN 10y t.. T.. IayrncI. ,Ir az ~bnIer
ton. =. q. "
iiaNimr in eight flights OF sixteen
w.. '"hS"i'iti"n events for all flights
~ E"ii~rS ar" stilI I'm" the tourna
nrnt. S"Nrnty-"ieht going On, in the
u'I'ii wing round Wednesday, The
"tHh' players remaining in the cham
Wr"nsn'p nlEht ar" Ravenei. Harry
n ,,nrr camp. OF pcala. Fla: J. Epns
hr"wn and Nrz"y Rainwater. of-Af
. ,',,, rub" l'alnirr. OF Miami. Fla.
~" '''''hcS Fleming. OF AuCusta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
RESOURCES s200,035,0O0
Cold Reserve Total 500. lO5..
600: Bills Discounted and
Bought. S33 .695 900.

'"" w
h'h""hh. ~ 10" clos" or business
Wednesday,. August Is had total re-.
gold reserves war. Ga, ,,. n,n
hills discounted AMI hnurht duri,,,
ih.. wr.L ,n,,,,,,,.l e., 81 60
III. statement, H., r,u ,n
u.r
G"ld coin ana r-rtitir,t.st 3,a7o o,
,;.il s,.,,I.u,.u, ,,,,.I =,
u r.,rJ
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t,IJ ,;,h L,, 49, '''''
agent
,;niu r,,I,.uu,i,r ,n., ,,,,.,",,',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
wiIi.-.,.s.uu 'r-nn Villas.

f'i;t'S I'LL. y. v. .Nus. IL
Miss Helen WINS. ~ san t'rancis,,
hnd Mira. Marion Iinl"rst"in Irssup.
W iinIngi"n. hci. defeated Mrs
''""rG" L.. chapman and her aauSh-
YER. Marion. of NSaCL. y. Y. -. -
In q laird round doubles match. Mrs
MAY Sutton EundN. ~ Los Angeles
and Miss N-lsn Hooker Greenwich
Conn" defeated Miss GLADYS Hutch
in9s. Bermuda. and Miss Katherine
Gardner, BostqN, SIS. 81. a., In an
other third A,Nn5 match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
WALKER SLAMS OUT
HIS TWENTY.EIGHTH

ilill.ADELrliiA. IA. Aug IL
TILL Walker Of the Athletics int
his ,w.nty-"i:hth home run nr the
season III th-. If Cleveland IN the
sixth inning "f i"da!'s snn". Two
msu w"r. ON bISrI "a; the time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
Ilr,lniunt Iean.

i,lsh i'oint. .: Greensboro. H..
hh,t"lth -: Winston Salem. ca
'",,i u snm"S ten innings -"
Euriinsi"n- DanviIIe :: Durham
especially schcdulc,D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
$4,000
L mbAve. lone

Frame home with lot 1sxl.5 fea,
f.iSht rooms and sleeping perch
I.ars" attic with stairs. HOt-watcr
neat. basement, gag and electricity.
large 'front.' porch Screen and shades
Z" with house.
owner has been asking SlIOOO
VIII sell ut above figure FOR quick
sale.
cali Mr. Dudley. Mad. 1863.
Mooi;EFit:i.D " blake. INC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
Wantcti-IteaI f,stut,

REAL. ESTATE-i.ist your property with
us Tor sale ar for rent. Morion g.
Ihaih!mer. Second Floor. First National
hah~ hniId!nS. Randolph Sc and So.
real. ESrArE-i.ist your property win
Ms FOR shl- for rent. I'VE can serv.
you; p, T. schmidt & Co.. - NOrth
Eighth Street.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY Real w..
tate Department.. Sales rentals pui
!"nns Seventh and Main Streets
FOR best results. list your prouet,y win
US Garrett Co.. MP East Main
FOR REST RESULTS. list your rroportv
WIN Lnn". =. Cosby. SiU East Mafn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
hJG1If)NS-LEGALS
Legal Notices
PLANTERs national BANK.

Richmond. Va. July II. 1914
Pursuant 10 resolution OF the diI.ctor.
OF this bank at meeting held July g.
1877. there will he u called msetipr of
tho shareholders to be hold AZ their bank
Ing home. Main and Twelfth Ytrsets Uich-
mond. Va. on TusadAy. Augusr "a 1877
at IL o'clock moon. for tho purposs OF
further amending Section J OF the ArtIclss
OF hssocati0n- 80 a. TO provide for q
hoard OF directors consisiing OF not less
than nvs iS) nor more than twenty (2o)
sha rsholdsrs: 10 elect such sdditi0naI d.
reetorn a. may ho determined upon. and
for tho Transaction OF any other bust
nen which would properly coma bsfors
said meeting
WARREN N. GODDARD.
Cashier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wantrd-Ifeal I;stat

FOR RESULTS. list your property Win
-. I. Is>iOr. ~ Sor;h Nin,h Street.
FOR RESULTS list your property with
J. A. conn-iiy Co. Seventh and
Franklin Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
RE H. ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats
SMALL APARTMENTS.

Centrally located: one room and
h.tE 90 t"p rooms hl'rhsa"''.
and bath furnished or unfur.
ri'h'i tsn'N very reasonable.
M"kIyN g. THALHINER. Firs.
Ss'l"1ai Rank Building. Phone
Randolph So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
MERCHANDISE
antcd--'l'O Buy
ROOMS and BOARD

WANTED TO BUY. tank and coxA- CIV.
s'z- and price. Pos, once Bor 1875.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

FtRSiTtRE Of guaranteed quality and
workmanship Mt medium prices and lib.
eral terms AndersoEs. Broad at First
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

I,, W.T. "W NFUTF T.tnVue.
SONY lie. >. Lakeland, q.
- -rsburg Tampa. rain.
bfii u'io- bIytona rain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

NAf'p'ANf and osh wardrob.s, with
mirrors aud without mirrors. Very
cheap. u. :. Rothenb.rg. 1902 Eas,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

CARPETS, CARPETs
IIavo your old carpet, and clothing
rnhuo INTO no" rugs Richmond Awning
80. CIV Norh Nihth street. Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

LIST your Barton Height, property with
Meyer haIman. sos Mutual building
Call Madison zs+,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
MERCHANDISE

s.ACsIE bicycles $40 cash. - weekly. Row
. lofts as West Broad
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-19
AalnOgrlCQIEeIlss

Mrs. Elmer Rogers. 1920 Lincoln
way w. VIII entertain the Triple
-Four club Thursday afternoon.
The Plymouth club Will hold an
all day meeting Thursday with Mrs.
Margaret Monroe, 1888 Lincoln way
w.
The Parent-Teachers club Of Tire
oliver school viii meet Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at the school
Section I OF the Pastors Aid So
C ETY. of the First Christian church
will meet wednesday at the home
OF Mrs John Tuckey 1923 Sher-
man av., section z with MrsgCalvert
DeFrees. 3l5 s. Taylor ST.; section
3 with Mrs Ellen Mossey, s13 E..
Washington av.; section with Mrs.
C. j. smith 416 r South ST.
The Portage Home Economies
club will meet Wednesday FOR an
aIl-day session with Mrs Charles
UIory Adams I'd.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society Of the First NJ. f. church
will meet shis afternoon IN the
Friendship room of the church.
Mrs. W. +. Mckenzie viii be the
leader and will be e sisted by Mes
DANES T. r. De Coudres, Marshall
Hughes, c.. A Rensberger, George
Wyman. Sherman Pyle, c. McLaugh-
lin and T. Blake and Miss Jessie
Auus.
The Jolly Il Birthday club win
meet Wednesday with Mrs James
Ward. 1929 \. Allen St a pot-luck
dinner VIII be served at noon.
The Ladies Aid society OF the st.
Matthew Catholic church will meet
Wednesday afternoon with AIRS. 5.
Keiser. 1923 Z. Haney av.
The Friendship class OF the First
NJ T.. church viii meet this
evening with Mrs o. p. Anderson.
617 Portage av The assisting hos
teeses Will be Mrs. G. n. shaffstall,
Mrs John Blake. Miss Edith Duey.
Miss Grace Carr and Miss Eleanor
Booker The annual election of Off
GERS viii take place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-19
Revelations "a Vie go A a2R5
ADELE
CARLSON
-=EE&E2

ly for a second without speaking.
You may feel like conference,
Allen" she drawled. "bu. you look
like"
Please I'm a church member!'
he interrupted with grin.
Like a hospital case" she fin
ished, calmly. But Of course.
you're a wilful man and must have
your way"
ut wasn't a hospital, but an un-
dertaker's shop I was headed for"
he retorted, until Mrs. Graham
saved my life. Now, I'm fit for a
hundred years or more. Remem-
Der the little variation in that code
you gave me?"
Perfectly" Lillian shot a
quick, inscrutable look at me.
Wen. 1 don't mind telling you
that it, together with missing
special code contained in he pa
pers in Mr.. Smiths eyeglass case,
nearly sent your old friend to a
gibbering finish. And then Mrs
Graham saunters in. nonchalantly
picks up the papers, strolls out. and
returns a few hours later with every
last point solved. Some lady,
what?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers. En-
bel CT, have gone to Rushville. Neb.,
where they will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. August DuPorter. for the
next two weeks.
Miss Dorothy Kahn, 1863 River
side dr., left Monday for a two
weeks trip through Wisconsin. she
VIII sop at Lake Geneva and other
points.
Miss Beatrice Wurzer Of Detroit
Mich. has returned 10 st. Mary's
to resume her studies.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Werntz and
daughter. Evelyn. A Sherman av,
have returned from Bremen, Ind,
where they have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tribe.
Mrs Charles T. Goewey. ISL
Park av.. has returned from Waloon
lake. Mich, where she has spent the
past two months.
Miss Frances Thurman, the Rush
ton apmts.. is spending a few days
at Pekin. H.. visiting her mother
Mrs. Sophia Thurman.
C.. B. Day of Hang Chow. China
and James c. Maury of Allahabad.
China. are guests of L. G. Colson az
the Y. NJ. c. a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-19
THE ONE PERSON ALLEN
DRAKE WANTED TO HAVE
I'm" AT THE FINISH

Allen brakes long slender fin
gers percepuibly trembled as he
took the completed code from my
hands.
The action, betraying an agitation
so foreign to his usual demeanor,
told me how shaken were his
nerves. to which iron" has al
ways seemed a most appropriate
appellatiOn. I knew that he had
recovered but recently from long
and severe illness, realized that he
had taxed his strength almost to
the breaking poin. in his forty
eight-hour vigil, and I was more
glad than I cared to admit even to
myself that I had been able TO
tighten his burden.
I watched him closely, though
fSrtively, as he moved toward the
table. and spread on. in orderly
fashion upon its surface the papers
I had returned TO him. There was,
of Course, anxiety as TO his verdict
in my mind. but there was come
thing also. a vibrant question which
I knew the next few seconds would
answer. How would those tangled
nerves of his reac. 10 the fact that.
thanks to an old hobby and my
freakish memory, I had been able
10 solve the problem which had
baffled his skill? Would he take
it in a big way or would he be pet
~ and show chagrin?
"She's Done 1t, Chief"
He seated himself at the table.
took up the paper on which I had
inscribed the results Of my work,
and scanned 1t closely. In the sill
erce could hear the ticking Of my
watch. and the second seemed in
termiinable until Allen Drake struck
his closed hand violently on the
table.
shes done IT, Chief" he cried.
These names and dates 1T in like
mosaic"
He .urned to me with shining
eyes in which I saw no trace of any
thing save exultation.
Great work. he said heartily.
Now. show me how you did It.
40. wait a minute. Mrs. Under
wood must be in on this
And I had thought he would not
wish Lillian TO know 7 had helped
hinl I kept my eyes rigidly aver
ed from him for fear he should
read in them how had misjudged
him.
Ny father rose with alacrity I
wondered II he. also. had doubted
Alien brakes reaction TO my sue
cess.
'Tll bring her here at once" he
said. and left the room hurriedly.
I heard the papers rustling in
Mr.. brakes hands, and thought
tha. he was absorbed in them. so
I ventured a curious glance at him.
and found that he was staring fix
edly at me- while the rustling Of the
papers was evidently due to the
uusteadiness Of his hands.
The Little Variation"
7 wonder II you can ever realize
-" he began with an impetuosity
which L never had seen in INDECENT.
se-f-centered Allen Drake. but
threw Up my hand with an invol-
urtary protesting gesture while my
eyes turned toward he door.
I had heard far down the CORR
dor the sound Of Liiian's voice.
That Mr. Drake heard il the next
instant I knew by the transforna-
ton in his manner. Il was as II
I had seen him draw over his face
the old lazy. bored expression I
FOUND myself wondering. not for
The first time. which was the pose
and which was his true self. II be-
meath the hard worldly surface
there might not be the enthusiasm
and warm heartedness of a boy.
Lillian came into the room breez-
Ilv and looked ~ Mr. Drake intert-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-19
HOLD TWO YOUTHS WHO
TRIED TO ROB ARMORY

Written confessions were obtain
cd Monday by the police from
Harry l. Galloway 91s Z. Fox St.
and Barnum Hunt, Laporte, Ind.
arrested Saturday night by Sergt.
Roberts and officer Jennings after
the former had broken into the To-
cal armOry.
I'VE had intended to get a couple
Of revOlvers,' read the confessions.
Both Galloway and Hunt are IS
years old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-19

Virginia stroup, Mary flasher and
Dorothy Austin
The first meeting Of the Lafayette
Mothers club viii DO held this
afternoon az the Lafayette school.
The program VIII include a solo by
Mrs IT, T. S1ders. short t2ik.
Way Have Parent-Teachers AS
sociatIon9" by Mrs Homer Miller.
Mrs. william Sanner win speak on
The Growth Of Our Club and a
social hour liz charge OF the officers
5f the club viii follow the program.
All patrons are urged 20 be present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-19

Edward Dunn and Alice Burrows.
both of South Bend.
Benjamin Jordan and Anna Pruitt
OF South Bend.
Earl z. Fetters and Hazel Arnold,
South Bend.
Joe Nadolski and NJ. Gleniewicz,
both of South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-19
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bogunia, 1922
W. Poland ST.. Sept Is. twin sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hermes, 500
s. Seventh ST., Sept. Il, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Payne, 1927
f. Ewing ave, Sept. 16. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William frost. Jr.,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-19

612 f. Dayton St, Sept Is, a son,
at Epworth hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Papas,
POI 1-2 Z. jefferson blvd. Sept. Is,
a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Colmar. 1922
w. Washington av.. Sept. Is. a son
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-19
orrow's =
HOROSCOPE

NEDNEsDAN. 81. -.

" 4ifN Usual Ni-t A. -.
This may be read as doubtful
and unsettled day. according 90 Tia
conflict OF the lunar trans.ts While
there is the possibility OF now plaIs
being favorahly conceived, with a
certain amount Of success ln getting
them under way. yct with The Jur1l-
ian influence ill-disposed. there may
be unlooked-for obstruction and
other untoward evenrs The sway
is errauc and .conoclasdc u mlg1-
be hazardous 90 make important
moves of any nature Better cou-
ditions obtain in the family circle
Those whose birthday Sc is are
urged to be conservative Ga important
operations and 90 travel or remove
with caution. keeping an affairs we.
in hand Happy and prosperous
conditions may be looked fo- in the
household. A child born on this day
viii De accomplished. aneCtiorarc
and artistic. but may have ar abrupt
and erratic disposition unless care
fully trained I'm early life.
Great thoughts stand up Ike
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-19
MEDIT4TIONS OF 4
MARRIED WOMAN
AND STILL WE LOVE THEN

AND STILL WE LOVE THEM.
Never call a lost love back-be-
cause Love, like a naughty child,
never comes when you call it.
Some people step back into life.
after divorce. just as calmly and
naturally as though they had merely
been for a weekend in the country.
The girl a man marries Is not the
one who goes after his neart-but
the one who goes 10 his head. In
love. a man loses his head first. then
his equilibrium, then his caution,
and finally his liberty.
Lies Dreamers: The woman who
is going 10 "banc off fifty pounds. -
the financier who IS going 10 retire
and start a chicken farm. the nerv-
Gus wreck who is going TO give up
moking-between the last dose OF
medicine and the last breath.
When a rich woman and her hus-
band have words over money. she
usually gets all the words while he
gets the money.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-19
DRESS

4115. Just like mothers eleeve-
less blouse" is this charming model
with Hs sash ends. and long waist
portions The skirt IS mounted or
an underbody. that may be of lining
As here portrayed. English chintz
was used with binding Of black sa-
teen
This pattern is cut in 4 sizes. s.
s 10 and u years. A 10 year SIZE
requires - yards of 50 inch ma
terial.
Pattern mailed 20 any address IN
receipt Of 12c in silver or stamps