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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For HIre-Passenser Cars.

BEAUTIFUL Pierce Arrow. evenings ~
Sundays! reasonable rates; owner drives.
Columbus 1854.
CADILLAC limousine, monthly, ownar
drives. II years private chauffeur. BUCK.
UOrT, 1925 Col.
FIAT. Brewster iandnulet, hourly, $3.50
weekly, monthly. lowest rates. BAR.
Circle 1918.
LCCOMOBILE Limousine 20 hire by month
year; uniformed chauffeur Aud. s725.
PACKARD lmoustns and landaulet hire
week. month: late models. coutrsf'nt chsuf-
faur, fensouablg rates. 80 y. 10Th. i,hin.-
lander $40.
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SALESMAN.

HIGH CLASS. EXPERIENCED TOILET
SELLING; ALL CLASSES or TRADE.
WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE or
GREATER NEW YORK TERRITORY
FOR OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFAC-
TURER OF NATIONALI.Y KNOWN
LINE OF TOILET PREPARATIONS.
ONLY ONE WHO HAS SELLING Elk
PERIENCE in THIS OR KINDRED
LINES WILL BE CONSIDERED;
SPLENDID FUTURE, BIG; EARNING
POSSIBILITIES FOR RIGHT PARTY.
STATE TELEPHONE NUMBER TO In
SURE PROMPT INTERVIEW, V go
HERALD. $50 BROADWAY.
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FURNITURE.

COMPLETELY furnished four room apart
ment: sacrifice sale. Apt. 2. 627 w. i30th.
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PEERLESS sedan, latest model, excellent
condition, private owner. new cord shoes.
Call stag ei7S: viii be home all day Sunday.
VIII sell below reasonabe price.
PANfIARD lmousine viii sell for repairs.
Call Columbus s42i or Plaza 1858.
P1ERCE-ARROw IS cut down racer for sale,
first class running condition, good tires.
$3.50. Call Dean Hartman, Keansburg 74L-s,
ROLLS ROYCE limousine, latest body, ex-
etllent condition, private owner. sacrifice.
Plaza 265S.
STANLEY STEAMERS. special bargains this
week. CRuBAN. so Varlck 81. Canal 4sie.
Motor Trucks.
TRUCKs-sacrifics Ford $50: Maxwell.
sig5: Vim. $3.50: American. 81 ton, with
BODY sg25. Rainier, van body. 1870. 1850.
Columbus 1871. si7 w. cath.
Automobiles wautea.
AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH. JANDoRr
AUTO CO. 1899 broadway. Circle Ears.
Automobile Storage.
DEAD and live storage, s. W. 81. west
b3d. Garage. Circis Te40.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
City Property.

WE have quick buyers for investment prop
critics. Send particulars. PORTER & Co,
100 w. 125th st.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Observation-Disclosures.

OVERLOOKING TIARBoR.
housekeeping apartments OF and rooms
at 6s-7o-72 Columbia Heights: open fire
places: all improvements; near subways
! special concessions 70 desirable tenants. SUI
perintendent premises. or CTfAUNCEY
REAL ESTATE CO., 1877 Montague st.,
| fwva
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SALESNEN.

You can sell a proposition that imme
diately creates desire TO buy. IL you
have an enterprise that combines safety
with large earning power, plus rapid
growth IN the value OF its shares. you are
all set for big business. When you have
earnest and intelligent office assist
ance II is helpful. Connect the foreEo-
ing with a commission OF $40 as the min
imum, Si20 as the average, then you
have a quick and hlEN,y profitable income
producer. Let us get together. Rooms OOs-
0. WIS Bldg. GIL Broad 81. Newark. N. ].
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For Safe.
FOR SALE-Misc ellaneous.

ELECTRIC CABINET. so. TEL. JOHN
5547.
POST office equipment, desks chairs, tables,
complete. in good order Apply 1870 Frank
lin st.. Brooklyn. Tel O97j Greenpoint.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


BUTLER and housemaid wanted. married
preferred. for historical house near New
York, must be fully competent 10 take COM
plefe charge % running and cleaning house
and serving at table; excellent positions Tor
right persons; answer with references. IL
POPS Herald. Herald 81.
ChauffeuPS, Beef Drivers,
WHO CAN HANDLE BEEF; OPEN SHOP
CONDITIONS; GOOD PAY. APPLY NAGLE
PACKING CO., 10Th AND liENDtlt5ON
STS., JERSEY CITY.
COOK for Sundays and holidays; 81 day.
Lunchroom. Dyckman subway station
COUPLE for general housework small PHI
vate house. Call Bensonhurst OH2' or
write 30 Bay 23d St. BROOKLYN.
KNITTERS ON FULL FASH
TONED MACHIN ES; GOOD
JOB FOR ABLE MEN; Elk
PERIENCED ON M f N $
G r. O G II f T NECK w EAR
EFERRED. BLANCHAR RID
& PRICE, BLOOMFIELD,
N. j.
OFFICE BOf-High school graduate in
home office Of fire insurance company
good opportunity 20 learn business; advance
ment assured n merited. Reply l. 2026 Her
aid, Herald 80.
POLlSHERS--5 furniture polishers at once.
Ap0ly Mr. Finnegan, 12l w Goth 81.
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West Side.

l49rH ST.. 46s E.-Ciean, comfortable. large
ROOM convenient for gentlemen; also
single room; bath. SCHULZ.
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MACHINERY.
STOVES AND BOILER RErAIRs.

PORCELAIN, Enameled and Black Conhins-
tion Coal and Gas Ranges, Steam and Hot
Water Heaters, Laundry Stoves; also repairs
BARsTow STOVE CO..
22e-2S0 Water St, cor. Beekman, ~. Y.
Branch, 1874 Mulberry ct. Newark. ~. J.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Nyesfeiiesfcr
Connecticut.

wANTED-smail baby 20 board perman, n''v;
good references. MRS. LIZZIE NJ. BItJ~ AZ,
South Lyme, Conn. p. O. Box 4.
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statesmen.

Experienced radio statesmen with trade pre-
ferred. Apply after 10, with reference. 5ls
10Th ST., Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn.

I.OFTs'-S. 900 so. IT,. ground floor; 1000 50.
IT,, first floor; will divide; good for heavy
or light manufacturing: all improvements.
1920 St. Marks av., Brooklyn. Phone Glen
more 9fQ7.
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SALESMEN wanted 10 sell popular low
price automobiles; real chance for live
wires; commission. Scharlln Motor Co.. 1J6
I'd Gramercy 20I0
s;AT,FsNEN, eX-seryice men. Investigate our
offer Mr. Miller. room sol. 1s6 Rensen
ST. Brooklyn.
EECRETA RY-Wanted high class male
stenographer for position secretary TO rail-
road official; give age, education expert
ence references and salary expected. Box
W 153 2O6 Broadway.
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Above 5oth st.-5th Az. to North River.

VERY light. desirable offices. on corner
Broadway and 102d ST.; will divide TO suit
tenant; two or more roorns rent moderate
Apply Supt., 1854 Broadway.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

MADELEINE ZrEGLE1t-come home At once;
mother very sick; our house. ARTHUR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09
BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mason. 500 s.
Carroll ST. a son March 6. at the
Epworth hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Schwartz.
52s z. Broadway, a daughter March
b. az Epworth hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Webb. 522 E.
Wayne ST. a daughter. March 8. a.
Epworth hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Byers. r. r.
40. / South Bend. a son March Z.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Darkus. 1913
So. Paul pl.. a son. March Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Peters
1925 ". Thomas st. son. March Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Peter. 1l25
w Thomas st, March :. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatiue Dabrowiak,
633 Diamond av.. March 8. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Powers. SOS y.
Hill St. March 8. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A. Abel, sol
". Washington av. March l. q
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD Augustine. oil
w. College St. Feb. "a. a daugh-
ter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09
Revelations Vie soA aRS.5

"Of course she replied decisive
ly Pa Cosgrove IS the only man
big and strong enough 20 carry q
woman Up q flight Of stairs"
How IT Was Arranged
Her tone subtly relegated Dlcky
and Robert Savarin 70 the outer
limbo OF physical weakHngs.
And please get everybody out OF
the way first" she added imperious-
ly. with a side glance which in
Guided me in the prescribed list.
There was touch OF malice In
that glance which irritated me, and
1 am afraid It was crude sort OF
revenge my temper spurred me 10
take.
"Oh. Dicky!" I said gayly. Don't
dare turn your head when you get
out but walk straight down the
path 10 our cabin. And If YOU see
Mr.. CosErove. send him here TO
carry Bess I'm. I'll explain when I
get there. Robert. you are also re-
quested 10 make yourself scarce"
ours not TO reason why" Dicky
retorted, getting out Of the car, with
Robert Savarin following Then
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09

sam Tombar. Mrs. s. Gutstern, Mrs
Joseph Korn. Mrs Tom Hollowitz.
and Mre l. Frazin At whist the
favors were won by Mrs Harry Saw
/ slack and Mrs. il. Greenblatt; a.
bridge. Mrs. sam Adler and Mrs.
Sflverblati Of Cincinnati. Ohio. light
refreshments were served by the
hostesses 10 so guests. The out Of
town guests were Mrs. ". Fisher
and Mrs SiIverblatt OF Cincinnati
[ o.. and Mrs. ]. Weiss Of Chicago.
The D a r. viii meet AZ lunch
+ con az ] o'clock in the Robertson
/ tea room. Friday. a business
meeting will follow at the home OF
| Mrs. f J. Lent. 1O7 y. Shore DR.
| Mrs. Percy Y. Pennybacker. OF Aus
I tin. Texas. eX-president OF the Fed
/ Grafton OF Woman's club. viii be a
guest Of honor. as will also Mrs.
/ Samuel Ellioot Perkins. Of Indian
apolis state regent OF the p. A. r.
I Mrs Perkins will be the guest or
\ Mrs Fred Woodward s ST. Joseph
St, while in the city.
Ten members Of the Shakespeare
T circle met Wednesday afternoon at
\ the home Of Mrs. George Fulmer,
+ 1923 :. Michigan st. The program
l Of the afternoon consisted of a re-
view Of Edith Wharton's book. The
Age Of Innocence" which was pre-
scented by Mrs. W @. Williams. The
next meeting will take place next
/ wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. w u. Bruggee. w. ColfaN
av.
Mrs. c. II. Harper, 522 Colfax av.
was hostess "Wednesday afternoon 70
the members OF the Mothers club
The time was spent socially and q
buffet luncheon was served from an
attractive table centered with sprins
flowers This evening the husbands
OF the members Will entertain al
their annual dinner at the Robert
Isou Tea room.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Fuller. 72C
Van Buren, St, have announced the
/ engagement Of their daughter, Mis-
IaVelle Fuller. 10 Stanley p. Hull
son Of Mr. and Mrs. George +. Hull
1910 Vassar az. The announcement
was made at an evening party Tues
day at Miss Fuller's home. The
date Of the marriage has been Sc
for Mar p.
Members of the Colfax ". c. T
T. met at the home OF Mrs. Fanni,
Copp. 72s California avsr YESTERDAY
afternoon. An exceptionally inter
eSting program was given. consist
ing OF musical numbers. readings
sketches and an article on "Socia
Morality" The next meeting will b,
held at the home of Mrs. Franz
Gohn, 1915 Colfax av., April II.
The Clay and Harris Home Eco
Monies club met Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Mary Sci
J lers. Edwardsburg I'd. Nine mem
bers were present and the roll cal
was responded to with the names o
flowers and plants that the member
s liked most 10 raise. The program o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09
RED PEPPER HEAT
ENDS RHEUMATISM

Red Pepper Rub. takes the ouch"
from sore, stiff, aching joints. II
cannot hurt you. and Is certainly
stops that old rheumatism torture
az once
When YOU are suffering SO you
can hardly get around, just try Red
Pepper Rub and you will have the
quickest relief known. Nothing has
such concentrated, penetrating heat
rs red peppers. Just as soon as you
apply Red Pepper Rub you viii feel
the tinEling heat. In three minutes
il warns the sore spot through and
through. Pain and soren ess are
gone.
Ask any good druggist for a tar
q Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be
sure 10 get the genuine, with the
name Rowles on each package.
-Advt.
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Pc RS Om ais

Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston F. Os-
borne OF Chicago. who have been
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thad Talcott. 1891 Riverside dr..
returned TO their home on Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. William u. O'Brien
have returned from a several weeks
trip 10 Florida and are stopping
with Mrs Patrick O'Brien. 1872 ".
Washington av Mr.. and Mrs. Jer-
ONE Crowley OF Chicago. are also
guests of Mrs. O'Brien.
Mrs Robert c. Shanklin. River
side dr.. who has been visiting her
PARENTS at Cheyenne. Wyo.. for the
past month. will return home
Thursday.
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knew you. my dear. he did not know
you then. and he did not belong %
you. 7 would put All thou shts % the
other glrl out Of my mind n I were
you
This young man has proved - YOU
that he really loves you. because he
has asked you 20 De nis wife. and 81
be loved the other E.rl he surely
would not have proposed 20 you
II Is better Tor the young man NOT
"a put his arm around thu back o.
the seat while driving. or 20 show
any other such evidences o. affection
In public
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09
THE WAY Bless DEAN MET
EVERY KINDLY OVERTURE

I'm sorry we've nothing with
which to battle and anoint these
poor feet" Lillian said tenderly.
the natural nurse In her rising
above the dislike that 7 suspected
she felt for Bess Dean But there's
nothing I can do further except
wrap them loosely IN this gauze.
That's right. Madge." as 7 proffered
her two large pieces which I had
cut from the roll always carried
for an emergency in the pocket Of
the car. Nov some pins Just lift
that foot a trihe Now the other.
There,"
Swiftly. skilfully. she swathed the
bruised and swollen feet I'm loose
wrappings Of gauze. grading them
for g moment On her hands as she
gave her final directions.
"Madge. please. that motor blan-
ket folded and laid on this foot
stool Now. Miss Dean. your feet
on that Madge. that sweater OF
yours which YOU won't need, the
day is so warm-just put IT over his
feet lightly. There. Miss Dean,
you're as comfortable as you can
possibly be until we reach Mrs.
Cosgrove's."
Thanks" Bess Dean mumbled
shortly. but I could have done as
l was until I reached there"
Lillian made no reply TO this un-
gracious speech. nor did I. But ]
60 80
as one does when A person one has
injured is boorish about reparatior
offered. And I had caught a quick.
I ~ yelled but angry glance from the
/ girls eyes which told me that she
| held me. not her own folly, respon,
sible for her plight
What Lillian Suggested.
There was no more conversation
( in the tonneau save the meres
commonplace during the journey
home Robert Savarin and Dicky
I kept up running conversation. and
was sure at one point the grave
artist was giving a description OF
the weird portraits Of souls" which
the saffron bloused artist had ex
/ hibited in the art gallery, for Dick,
laughed heartily. and l caugh
/ fragments Of phrases which betray
ed the subject OF his merriment.
I And then. at last. we turned int,
the familiar drive Of the Cosgrov.
place, and Lillian spoke softly, Will
her own rare thoughtfulness, {,
Bess Dean.
you won't be able 10 step or
I those feet now" she said. Don
you think you'd prefer to have Mr.
Cosgrove carry you 10 your room
instead Of" she gestured towarC
Dicky and Robert Savarin.
think the girl already had plan
ned the humiliating Journey to tn
house which she must make. an,
was determined that if possibl
Dicky should not witness II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09
ANNOUNCEMENT Q! q! ] %! J! I!.tS

The Ladies' Aid society Of Grace
NJ. E. church Will be entertained at
the church this afternoon by sec
ton III.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of Lowell Heights NJ z.
church viii meet this afternoon with
Mrs Joseph Rotheller. 1920 z. Sorin
st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09
Tomorrow's
HOROSCOPE
By GeHeDiepe KembIe
THURSDAY, JAN II.
FRIDAY MARCH 10

An active and interesting day is
forecast from this DAYS astrological
chart. With the aggressive and
stimulating Mars in benignant mood
there IS promise Of initiative. bold
adventure and large projects, but
these should be handled with the
foresight which precludes deception.
fraud and Misrepresentation as the
subtle Neptune is in unfriendly po-
sition. Old institutions and elderly
persons may receive and confer
benefits. There may be some friend
ly recognition from these. Some
slight disappointment or inharmon-
les in the home may be possible.
Those whose birthday IL is may
anticipate an active and adventurous
year, with fine initiative for new and
important projects. They should be
on guard against deception or fraud
however. Friendly benefits are pre-
saged. a child born on this day. al
though clever industrious and en-
terprising. NAV possible suff 2 r
through intrigue. but Will. however.
make a success OF its life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09
Aduice to Girls

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE;

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE;
am a girl OF Il. and have fallen
IN love with a htgh-schooI boy OF Is
years think he loves me. although
he - very shy. and Is not a great
talker. but he Is always very polite.
and several times has walked home
with me from different entertain
ments.
He Is. however. Of a different re-
ligion from me. and Is one year
younger. know I am too young 20
get married, but I wish 70 know II
IL Is correct to go with a young ma n
who is younger and OF a different re-
ligion. JEDDY.
JEDDY: You are very young 10
think OF any young man seriously.
my dear. and the young man you
speak Of is merely a boy I see no
reason why age or religion should
make any difference in any OF your
friends at the present time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09
SOCd@tu.

- - - - -e- -
Ae a courtesy 10 their houseguess
Dr and Mrs r. a. Barlow OF Ro-
chester MINI who viii coon make
.heIr home ir this city Or. and Mrs.
IT. T. cooper. 2s2 Lincoln way W..
entertained "Wednesday evening IN
formally. The evening was spent al
The bridge tables and after the game
o. two course luncheon was served 10
f2 guests ~ a carefully appointed
table centcred with basket Of
spring flowers
The Ladies Aid and Bible study
class ~ Maple Grove met Wednes-
Ia afternoon ~ the home Of Mrs.
RusseI Daughman. Maple Grove I'd.
During The std hour the third
chapter oI Peter was read and dis
GUESSED bv Mrs. o.. Anderson. After
snort business session. light re-
freshments were served 20 Il men,
beers. The next meeting VIII take
place April p at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Reaeer. Maple Grove I'd.
The Department Of Literature,
section I Of the Progress club met
{ Wednesday afternoon az 9 o'clock ar
= the club house. The program con-
{. sisted OF the biography Of O. Henry
: given By Mrs Norman Dakin and
Waits and Strays" by Mrs. J 2.
LeI1onde The short business r ct
: ing preceded the program, the y ce-
: chairman, Miss Elizabeth Williams
Z presiding in the absence Of the
chairman. Mrs j. v. Masters.
Mrs r. a. Hynes 11o4 Woodward
: av.. entertained the members Of her
= bridge club "Wednesday afternoon
The favors were won by Mrs. ". II
s Bender. Mrs. T.. VI. Jackson and
i AIRS. r. Hawkson. Light refresh
ments were served following the
s game 20 L members. The club Will
meet again I'M two wee6s at the
{ home of Mrs r. NJ Jackson. Port
axe az.
Z The department Of History elected
Mrs l.. S. FiCkenscher chairman al
Z its regular business meeting Wed
: nesday afternoon at the club 9th
ers appointed 20 Of1cs were Mrs
: RyteiI T. Miller. vice chairman. and
= Mrs. Floyd JellisOn, secretary treas
Z urer. The program OF the after
Z noon was a talk by Miss Isabelle
Kennedy Of Kingsbury, Ind, OF
: Foreign Exchange" During the
: social interval light refreshments
i. were served 70 40 guests. The mex
meeting Of the department Will take
. place on Mar 9, at which time NJ
. Hubbard will speak on The Fedora
Reserve System"
The Jolly Nine club entertained
Wednesda afternoon at the SOutE
Bend Woman's club with a care
party. the proceeds OF which are Il
be given 70 care for a war orphan
In Russia. The committee in charg,
OF the successful affair included Mrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09

Annie laurie viii welcome letters
Of inquiry on subjects Of feminine In
tereSt from young women readers Of
this paper and viii reply 20 them Inc
these columns. Letters 90 Mis-
laurie should he addressed 20 her. I'M
care OF this Office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09

When you say oigars-say Dutch
Masters l5-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09

Income tax returns made out a.
EngeTs Cut Rate. -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09

II appeals 20 people OF refined
aste-Blue Devil 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09

am in love with a young man two
years my senior We are engaged.
and intend 10 be married soon.
Recently I read Some letters that
he wrote another girl about two
years ago. In several of his letters
20 her he told her that he would
never love another girl as ne did her.
and several more things that meant
about the same thinE This Eirl re-
fused 10 marry him. and &c was
about six months later that ne came
10 nay town on a visit.
I met him and we began going TO-
gether He tells me that I am the
only girl ne loves. and until 7 read
those letters. I believed every word
he said. 7 asked him about those
letters. and he said that he didn't
like 10 talk about them. How am 20
find out II he cares more for me than
the other girl II would break my
heart to give him up. for I truly love
him
Is II proper while out driving for a
boy TO lay his arm on the back Of the
seat YOU are sitting in?
PINKY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09

The Jolly Nine club entertained
Wednesda afternoon at the South
Bend Woman's club with a card
party. the proceeds OF which are TO
be given 70 care for a war orphan
In Russia. The com mdttee in charge
OF the successful affair included Mrs.
A. Simon, Mrs Sol Sandock. Mrs 3.
Frank. Mrs. Charles Berlow. Mrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09

swank Dyes Cloihirg- Main 7si.
a2-St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09

The regular meeting OF the Tabi-
tina Girls Of the Zion Evangelical
church was held Monday evening at
the parish school The hostesses
were Miss Helen Kroner and Miss
Frieda Vedder. The next meeting
will be announced later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09

Income tax returns made cat at
Engers Cut Rate. "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
] am a girl Is years OF age, and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09

Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge today took
up the cudgel in support Of the four
power Pacific treaty. In long
speech today he defended the pact
and declared that the only alterna-
tive was "A combined British and
Japanese navy against the United
states and the subsequent failure Of
the naval limitation agreement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-09
PNKY

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should worry about what happened
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