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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

ron RENT Room $40 Wee, coF9o-
ruH RaNr- Furnishrd or uniurnisird
room tii sogth stNth rhoae 2tp6-R
TWO supIs tar lrat hHtsf .sliug
$50 .itt 1898 ~ ICON Avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

sasr Italian Yiddirh Hebrew.
fuulnrsr pnli Sanskirt. Latin.
r,rk 40 and Esperanto.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

FOR REsT- Onee space fiS soalh
Fourth. opposite postaffee. Phona
fis-I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

uu,nlnR. which varied from hc
lower 90 Ne advance VIII Md}
si91 90 S1.374 and July SLIM
20 sIiS. were followed hy decided
duw nturns ln price an around
corn and oats declined iu value
with wheat. After opening = to
a higher NiayG3 80 GaAc tho
corn mursrt receg-d Co wei un-
der saturday finish
oats started hc or to 90 shade
up. MAY and fnou under
went D. moderate general aar.
Lower quotations on hogs aud
grain pulled down Use price Of
provisions
't o0unntly dscllncs uccompt-
MED by selling on tho part Of houses
sI % eastern connections. carried
fur market ns low as Sl.a2A for
may. Announcement Of "a decrease
900 the visible suupI3 total brought
about only trYU-leut rniles The
close was heavy. ga to nc nee
lowcr Win Mly 81 H2a 90 D DE- = .
and july Et.f5 - 51.ihi
With figures showing -tocHH ni
corn Co Doc the largest ever Known.
tho corn market diEpluy'd bur lit
.tir power 90 recover Prices closed
weak, 2 60 2asc not lower May
lua io 60
Ciuee
Wusut- May 81 2-A July Sis.
Corn 'iny, sos, e.. July 90 hC
Oat--May gS p O.; july. 4Ohc q.
pofk- May $1,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
PERSONAL

WANfhD-5u0 diuine chairs 10 f,rar
Huu polish 81 $500 each Ar Graft
-hen Dps y Third lAunr gsel
WHAT WORRIES Yuuf
WHETHER your troubles are i1y,
health rinrVY ur marriage write fuIl
ffrict confidence prompt personal rrpll
Me hrlp ,lnns4nds. fruf 0nffuau
NV mn 1894 North secuud. Alba
nuergut \ "
WILL 60 Co. peoples homes 70 give scalp
treatment shsuroa farisl snd mari
care. specialize Hu treatmrnt1 undrf
the Harper urrtluh a. rstrrmoig reason
Ahlo rHteH Phone 23u1 vs.. OieA Mnrun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
CHARLES O. zAPP a co.

"HoiFhtltis' Il The hest ailmcni you can
have. Consult US Tor its cure. You vii
never be- shrry. You Owe u 90 yourself
nice home.
$1,000 n month will secure the lot
The Fcnerll office Is al second and Gold
avenue.
Phone Gt0 or 500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

ANOTHER OppOItTI NIFTY
Tventy.srre raucl. good lHnd halt in
cultivation 900 fruit t.crs tsnlh
sl44u worth o. t7uit from this orch.
ard IN one ycr four room house
water In house be-. Gov. chickens
and fasin Implements 90 Tor e. 800.
Toms.
Medallion q wood. Realtors
traurlucr Loans
900 W Gold Phone 5ts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
R N N Is

BOOMING HOUSE for sale See KyiI
ets w Gold Phone g
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
WmmSmal Stories
About Unusual People

NORMAN. Oh March IA
nc1loI r. carr freshman IN the
University 81 oklahoma. carries
around 80.0N0 words iu HE head
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
FOR RENT-Houses
FOR R~ENT-Ofhce Rooms
FOR RENT

F0K RENr-Ofnae room. STATE uots
aaih W Central Ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

.FtR-r CLASS MILLINERY Old hats
made over new ones made 90 order
very rshsotahlu 52A West T4ruis
Fh0u1 i2g Mr. y q Coleman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
FOR RENT-Apartmeats

FOR RENT Thrrr.roam steam hsatri
apartment aud bath. Aibuqutmar
Hotel 2fOg North Second
fuW RfNr F.uH shsI Buartment urv, as
furnished close Bel COS \ Sixth
rau urNr Tt- - ~
t.h. r,.r,w.,, so, .e..I, t
A. g.h ar ~
f.aaJ 10" " ~
NoR rFNr rp ri farce ,a
stct 400 Wet Lead
FOR RENT Modern furnishcd na,
t,'ia locates lnfs7 snnn' r'nuis %,
e'"t 'Ne ''n. tp' ""
nea'N ~ A.' 'si''Nni' D
m'hstaM ihNh" "'-N
FOR kf Nl-furnikhed aphFtnent. ught
sts' s'a nsst crane Apartments
IN ~ Or - s.T
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
WANTED

We pay good prices FOR fire.
arms such a. rifles. shot-suns.
pistols. Must De ia Al cundi-
iiou
2'3 SOUTH FIRST ST
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FOR R~ENT-Rooms

TOR RENT Room it6 Wet Coprcr
FuH HaNr- Furnished or uufurnisied
room tii south sNh rhoae 2tpd-R
Two HppIs tar lrAt s-llag
~ l,t iei W frnu Avenue
suR ENl-frnished rrun with Ihrso
pnrcA $1,000. 1873 North Firai street.
tOH RkNT-tisht housekeeping rooms
also office room 32il West Central.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms los
light housekeeping 1897 West Central.
FuH RfNT-Tvo roHms Tor LIGHT house
lseuias gr rooms and board lunLs
1909
FUR HENT -rocngd p1rgics. house
krcpiur apartments and rooms. 8i6A
sautu second street
FuR KENT- stnctb hlsh class room .
nurthra.t and south exposure suuth
~ sl.ri,inF lgfch private home nes'
resldruftHi district Etntlrtnhn preferred
no sick Call 80.
frH RFFr rro nfni-hcl housekeeping
r1uuH aAd STEPPING rorch table iuT
luu sdulia N-h south Third
FON frNr-Tuu large risns far light
hgg,ekc.nigg Gnn North SsraHi
FOR R~ENT-Houses
FOR RENT-New four roon furnished
otagc la the ffghlaudF phono
92d. a u Milner. uiIh West Central.
FOR RENT- Five room modern house.
bret rfsidcatlal district Dr. burtnn.
fpR EENT-F aar room bansaiow with
an convenience partly iurnifhcd 100
North Twelfth.
FOR RENT canfortalie fous room
furnished cottage with canvas sleep
ing rarrh hath and gAs Water raid
Hose Co car hue fhonc 1877
FOk RENT Nicely FURNISHED hnuesioN
NU N.u..N..saua ..ra.aea - A....
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
DREssmAKING

sHiiT ASp DREssMAhiNG bo7 q
20 Phone iAsnj
NhKnibkKf. sTEACiLihG and CHS
rAtAllNa. iauYfhndfs 4 urdrf
Mostisie Art studio. Room . MsIr
Hidg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
pR sALE-Miscellaneou

SAi.E Two horse pcwrr gasnlinr
Inc Nth rump and forty feet two
pipe. i02s North siath Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

y acclimaiod trees from the
Iuorque Nurseries. Oct cat
BOX g16. Albuquerque, n. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

Have you n minutes TO srara
each day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
PROFESSIONAL B

bB ALfItEb THEilN
Dentist.
Phone egf nav South Third
E,suiHss by appointment Deisai \ Ray
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

Dt.A r ANNIE La RI r:
have been going with girl two
months. She is i years old. and
am 10 She pays more attention
20 the young man she used 20 20
with than she does 10 me, but she
doesn't go with him now.
DO you think she cares more for
him? Should I throw the other
Young man up To her? Please ad-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
AdUice to Girls
By ANRIE LAURIE

DEAR ANNIE. ia Il III r.
am a girl past %. Last sum
mer certain young man 1 was go
Ing with asked me 10 marry him.
but. feeling that I cared more for
some one else. I turned him down.
I later found that 7 did not love
this other man as had thought. but
cared very much for the first young
man. so I wrote. asking him 20 come
up TO see me. which he did az an
early date He still says that ne
loves me but cannot help but won
der II he really does. as he tried TO
play on my jealousy while up here
this time.
Please tell me how 20 win him
back, and how 70 be really sure that
he cares for me.
He made a date 20 come up 70 see
me again in the near future. Do you
think that he would keep coming
70 see me II he didn't care for me?
". L.
NJ l.. There seems 20 be no rea-
son TO doubt that he cares for you.
my dear. az he calls 20 see you con
tinuAlly, and says that he loves you.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Revelations "A Vie sla5 rs:

I'm sure not" 7 said. For We
found his woody dog on the path
which leads through the orchard to
the woodland. And have just
come over this part of the road. OF
course, he might have gone the
other way"
With Jerry by my side I was In
the car. ready 10 turn it and dash
on my way again. But Mrs. TIGER
stopped me with a gesture which
only too readily obeyed. My dazed
brain realized that hers was func-
tioning quickly and clearly, and
was only TOO glad to follow her d-
rectiOns.
Jcrry's Guess.
"If youI stop at Benton's" she
said, and ask them to telephone
Tiffany at the brickyard. and Rogers
down the turnpike the other way.
they can start out at once and go
over the road and fields from there
as far as your house You've been
along the road this way. so then it'll
be sure thing that he can't have
gone by the road. He couldn't have
gone any farther than either place.
Not unless somebody has kid
naped him." Jerry suggested. as
turned the switch key.
My very fingers went numb at the
awful suggestion.
You, Jerry shut your mouth If
YOU can't say anything with more
sense than that" his mother ad-
monished, but Jerry waited only un-
til we had gone beyond her hearing
before resuming his gloomy predic-
tons. evidently movie-born and
nourished.
Yes. ma'am..' he began with his
invariable salution and answer for
every question whether he IS talk
ing 10 a man or a woman. yes,
ma'am. my mother can laugh If she
wants to. but TIL bet somebody's
kidnapped that little Teller. He's too
smart 70 run away. and he's so cute
and pretty lots of folks would want
him. I'd think that man across the
road might have done it, wouldn't
put Il past him. for he's awful sore
at you but he's been working I'm
the field across from here all day.
and I've been where I could see
him every minute the last hour, 50
il couldn't have been him
The man across the road! I hard
~ heard Jerry's reassuring state
ment that he could not have been
concerned I'm the terrifying vision
that flashed upon my brain-of my
idolized little lad in his cruel hands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

Luxuries breed laziness and iazi-
ness breeds failures
Triumph IS satisfying only r it
leads 10 further victories
The man who Is not afraid o.
failure seldom has 20 face g.
The longer you gaze on an OBJ
stacle the bigger - becomes.
a man should never be ashamed
90 admit that be has been IN the
wrong,-which IS bur saying that no
is wiser today than ne was yester-
day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

wise me what 10 do. 6 ".
S w: From what you write 1t
is hard to tell whether or not she
cares more for the other man than
she does for you. Certainly, she
regards you as a friend or she would
not accept your attentions. All you
can do is TO enjoy her friendship.
No do not question her about her
friendship for the other young man.
Nothing would be gained, especially
as she is rot engaged TO you, and
therefore. has a perfect right to en-
Joy his friendship as we'll as yours
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
PerS 9 n ais

Mrs. wesley smith and Mrs. VII
liam Sollcn, Taporte. Ind. are
spending the week end with Mrs.
Donald Riddle. 1870 Pennsylvania av
Miss Frances RiEdon Of wabash.
Ind. is the guest OF M and Mrs.
J. Norris Zigler. 500 p jefferson
blvd
Mrs Arthur Hunter. S07 Ashland
av., left Thursday for Pittsburg, Pa,
TO visit her sister Miss Dorothy
Pershing who is student at Car
negie institute.
Mrs Robert =. Shanklin. $50
Riverside dr.. will leave Saturday
FOR Cheyenne. Wyo.. TO spend sew
eral weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Where was Dlcky?

Where was Dicky?
The question which Jim had
voiced beat insistently upon my
brain while I dashed down the road
toward the TIGER farm
1 knew one answer to it well
enough. That he was somewhere
with Edith Fairfax, 1 was certain
but the danger TO Junior had wiped
out all conscious jealousy and re-
sentiment Of that fact Suhconsci-
Ously it was, no doubt, with me as
was my knowledge Of driving a car
But as far as my own realization OF
the girl was concerned she had
ceased to exist. Sometime 1 would
remember her. just as I would re-
call how I managed to drive my car
automatically along the road
But on that mad dash it was as
If I were being projected through
space without volition OF my own
and all remembrance Of my hus-
bands derelictions was swallowed
up in my desperate need OF him
The veneer OF civilization was strip
ped from me. and I was back in a
primitive age. With my baby in
danger and my man away mus,
reach him somehow.
Mrs TIGER was in the yard as |
turned into the roadway. She must
have seen something was amiss. for
even before brought the car to a
stop I heard her send forth her
familiar slogan, Here, you, Ticer!
jerry" Then she came to the car
door with that appearance of leis-
urely slowness which she manages
10 give, yet she was at my side as ]
alighted. and gasped:
"Have you seen junior
She put her hand upon my shout
der as she answered. and 7 reflect
ed afterward that she must have
seen in nv face something which
made her fear I would swoon
NO Mrs. Graham" she said.
He hasn't been here all day. But
he's somewhere around. you may he
sure. Jerry ran away every day
when he was Juniors age Wen
all come over right away and help
hunt him. How long has he been
gomez"
IF anything could have ughtened
my terrible fear II was her tone and
words. But there was fast setting
upon me the psychic conviction that
this was no ordinary running away
OF a child. that something sinister
menaced my little lad
n
quickly relating the story OF my
unsuccessful search for him with
Grace Draper. and my fear that ne
had strayed into the woodland
swamp. Sam TIGER and Jerry saur-
tered up as I finished and a word
from Mrs. TIGER galvanized them in
10 action.
We kin jump right IN and 90
back with YOU" Sam said, but his
wife interrupted him.
That won't do" she said. IF he's
In that swampy woodland he's get
tin farther and farther into r. ev-
erv minute. They've already search
ed the part or their farm that bor-
ders on IL. Now. YOU and me. sam.
Wen just run up 90 this end OF il.
il comes up to our wood lot. and
Jerry. you set IN with Mis- Graham
and show her how 20 get around 10
that wood road 70 Hills and
Browns Their farms have the same
swamp. only the other side OF II. Get
their men ont 10 beat the swamp out
from that side. Jerry. get every man
% come that YOU see.
cor course well ind him. but that
swamp IS a mean place for a little
fellow. and there's no need OF hi.
getting frightened. You're sure ne
must have gone that way Mis- era.
ham? Could he possibly have gon.
out 60 the road7 -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
SEWING EARLY.

Do your sewing early so when
the warmer weather comes youU be
ready to wear your new dress. skirt
or blouse, as the case may be Dur
ing Ellswortb's SPRING SEWING
WEEK which begins today you
have the unusual opportunity TO Sc
lect from choice assortments Of
brand new spring fabrics A. very
special prices. Ellsworth's big sale
Of notions also begins today. Stock
up on your sewing needs during
this sale and save money.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
4o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
WORDS OF WISE MIN
tx is pluck's shadow.

LUCK lS pIuck snduOW.
Fear plays no dividends
Don't expect applause. Deserve u.
lie who sows courtesy, reaps
friendship.
When i'm doubt. mind your own
business
Incompetence SPRINGS from indif-
ference.
The man who boasts that he for
got more than we ever knew reminds
us OF the vacant bookshelf II also
was once burdened with knowledge
Sorrows. Ike babies. grow bigger
by nursing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
9 CC1etw.

a--aaaaasaasaaa5snu nsa--saza--ssss-essz
The FIRST act Of the opera shane
wis., hy Charles Wakefield Cadman.
vas presented Thursday afternoon
before tho mem bers N the music
department Of the Progress club and
their guests a. the club house. Pre-
ceding the musical numbers. Mrs.
John Shafer gave the life Of the com
poser, and Mrs Henry Harper read
the story OF the opera. The program.
which was f0 charge Of Mrs. r.
whitehall follows. song by Mrs
w T. Kennedy. duet. 10y Mrs. Ken
redv AMI Mrs George Fulmer, song,
h. Nr7 Rodney Talcoft The ac-
companist for the afternoon was Mrs
Russell Miller. Ir two weeks The de-
partment VIII present the second and
tnird acts. Misc May Apologize viii
read tho st0ry. and the musical pro-
cram viii boz in charge 81 Mrs. Wal
tor Farsacht and Mrs r.. Miller.
1Irs Elmer Squiut. 72f n. Hill ST.,
was hostess Thursday afternoon 90
tire members OF the Thursday club
"The Mormon City" was the subject
ef very interesting talk given hy
Mrs. G.. j. GaslzeIl. and was followed
br q talk on who Are the Nor
mons. by Mrs. @. 7. Otis. The re-
sporse 90 the roll call was given by
quotations on the legend OF the VAL
cutine. on Feb. % Mrs. G.. J. Gas
kel1. 40G r. Monroe st.. viii enter
tain the club at Washington tea.
Mrs T.. J.. MERRIAM ". Taylor St.
entertained Thursday at O'Clock
luncheon. the guests being the mem
hers Of the Thursday Luncheon
Bridge club. Covers were placed for
eight Al an attractIvely appointed
table The afternoon was spent at
bridge and the favor was won by Mrs
p Rose. The club will be entertained
again iu two weeks. tho place 10 Toe
announced later.
Eighteen members OF the Moth
e-s' club we're entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs
George a. Robertson, 1909 r. JEFF
fersou blvd The afternoon was
spent at needlewOrk and light re-
freshments were served during the
social hour The club viii be en-
tertained at a o'clock luncheon on
Feb. % az the home OF Mrs. James
Varier 500 s. Lafayette blvd
The Quatorze club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. d. A Hines,
1922 Riverside dr. After the regu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Cleaners Of Granger. Ind.
will give a Valentine social next
Tuesday evening ar their hall
The Frances willard W. c. T. Z.
viii meet this afternoon at the
home of Mrs William Edison, 1903
S Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

A delightful affair OF Wednesday
was the bridge party for % guests
given I'm the evening by DR.. and
Mrs. r. D. Coon. az their home. 625
y Main St The home was made
unusually attractive with decora-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

FOR the afternoon opened with de-
votIonaIs led by Ms. Charles Butler.
and was followed by a talk on "Ko-
res" by Mrs Fred LObough Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas spoke on "Ameri-
can Indians and Mrs. James To-
ward pleased with several piano
numbers Mrs. Neal Jackman con-
cluded the program with a reading.
The society will meet with Mrs. J.
". Whitman. 215 Slower CT. on the
afternoon or March 2
Miss Mildred Moynihan. a student
Of 81 NIarye college and academy
and daughter Of ?. n Moynihan,
OF Chicago. and William c. Henry.
Of Chicago. were married Wednes-
day afternoon at St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic church. Rev. p. J. Carroll.
O. S. c., officiating Mr. and Mrs
Henry left imm ediately following
the ceremony for Elkhart. Ind,
where they were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. y. Lehr. 1893 s. Main ct
until Thursday noon. when they left
for an extended eastern trip. Mr.
Henry is assistant states attorney
of Illinois
The XVouen's Foraigp MISSIONARY
society OF the Lowell Heights NJ +.
church were entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home II NTrs
George Ewing 111b + Miner st
Seventeen members and ono visitor
was nresent During tho business
sesefc., a. ubi,b Tho r,.asido,,t NJ
caorga E-,yirg nrasi5ed DIans yysra
made for am informal social even
ing 10 be held i'm the church annex
at thar tfr7e During tho socia1 hour
LIGHT rofrosbr,en+e vVara served THE
newt meeting will he announced
later
,l.t, 80
IN a., ,-ao+iu- T $500
a.
-. ,'I,. -, c'oi4---
9pS"1 9O'is''S ',iiu Ms u's' 10 =
I
C'N' va" va ~" 81 an a.
Jay SESSION win MIS- marry carr
'o'i' ~ 'iii'' IL
-, rs ii''i iIio"y i'ehuiis ciI0le me-
lNuI study aI leI noon Win MIs' haS
eS' 90 Nolre zane a'- ms
contest the iaVor was won py Mrs
IMAM 'leui''S ne 0iuD wiz %
entertained on go. % at the nome
u MIS- enJdil'iii Nll'heH' 'I' f.
vi d'lSOh 81
MIS- q. r. Matthew's. Lincoln way
W, vas hoSOeSS ii u S'Is.y aI'e Fl, L
~ 'ne lleiilDolS VI 'ile .hOuHl fieaS,
AM rome E0oIloiiiiOs cup at an al
Jay session- DiiilleI was ser yea a.
business session an erection OF ON
GERS was ieAu Ino9e appo4nleo
We're MIS-. Johh HliI' president, Mrs
t'iner McllonAld' Vlce-preslo tent
MIS-. Cioyu bestle' secretary MIS-
a. Ia Miner, treasurer ana ChaIF-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

That he has tried 20 play on your
Jealousy. unworthy though it is in
itself is a fault which sometimes
accompanies love. II you are really
in doubt, however. as to his feeling
toward you. all you can do is 10 wait
patiently Time Will reveal just
Row much he cares for you. for II
ne does love you he will probably,
sooner or later. again ask you to
marry him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs c. u. WALL. 1115 z.
Haney st. Feb. Z. twin daughters.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Geissler.
1884 y. Allen ST. Feb. S. a daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Cole. Chi
cago. Feb. s. a daughter. Mrs. Cole
was formerly Miss Fannie Gears of
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Borosld.
1114 - W. Colfax av., Feb. 4. a
son
Mr.. and Mrs. F l. Hoel. 1927 r.
Randolph st,. Epworth hospital Feb.
S. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs 3. II. Lehman. 1904
y. ST. Joseph St. A son, Thursday a.
the Epworth hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l. Peacock. CTS
Riverside DR.. son. Thursday at
the Epworth hospital
Mr.. and Nrs. Theodore Sobieralski.
us y. College St. Feb. 7. a son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

Give A costly sword 70 the war
riors. paint and powder 20 the beau
tiful woman.
The reputation Of n thousand
years may be determined by the
conduct Of one hour.
You can't expect blossoms from a
dead cherry tres.
The hole the crab digs takes on
the shape OF ~ shell.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
MRS. TROUPE PASSES TO
GREAT BEYOND.

Mrs. Idella Posey-Troupe passed
away Sunday morning at a. m. at
the home OF her sister, Mrs. M. o.
Randle, corner Cliff and Church streets
after an illness Of more than a year:
Mrs Troupe was a former OAK Cliff
girl having spent her early childhood
in this city. She was a graduate of
Dallas Colored high school She was
married a few years ago to DR.. A.
Troupe and the couple took up their
resident in Kansas City. Mo. Her
health became feeble there and to re-
gain 1t she went to Arizona. nersoisA
there to Ell Paso, but her efforts were
futile. She at last decided to spend
the remainder of her time on earth
with members Of her family, so she
returned to the city few days ago
and for time showed signs OF inn
provement in making the change, but
the change for worse came and her
soul passed back to the Goe who
gave 1t.
of Court of Calanthe and Modern
Americans Surviving her Is her hus-
band, DR.. A. Troupe. a father. two
sisters and n host of other relatives.
Funeral service was held at Eliza
beth Chapel G. M. Z. church. Wednes-
day at Eleven o'clock. Rev ]. X. Starks.
officiating The funeral was delayed
day on account of the arrival OF
DR. Troupe, the husband. whose train
got balled up at Kansas City, and
causing much delay.