South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30

E morning
Ticrnan Glad it, Over"
Blanche lts given uD an claim
GA. The rrstal..e instructor OF law.
Sine has -o1rrrd aim in the finale
/ ~ m series OF rlpia-Irc events.
John l. Herman Is glad, happy
1 that hs has eliminated another OBJ
4 stacle ir ris flight % future hap
? plnesr lie said 90 himself.
"Tm happy that that message
Z came IL makes our reconciliation
Z complete and permanent IT. re-
4 moves any doubt ln tho mind % ms
: wife that I was not sincere In my
E renewed pledge 80 love and honor.
4 Herman said.
Our at the Diamond az home.
I where Herman and his words both
are under careful guard. plans were
I, going forth today FOR a Thankss!v-
ing reunion. with the relatives OF
Mrs Herman as guests.
"It viii be tho first real Thanks
giving We have had in eight years,
and we have everything 20 be thank
ful for Herman told The News
/. Times. This Us made possible by
Blanche's public announcement Of
me. which makes our happiness
Z doubly sure We VIII be happy to-
I morrow with Baby Billy and Irene
and Mary. our children"
-Escapade" Did IL.
Herman today awOke with the
realization OF what the past months
had brought 20 him.
This whole affair has been for
tunate in a way-Augusta's with
Z POulin. mine with Blanche. It has
reunited as as nothing else could
We are now happy IN a perfect IN
derstanding.
"Afy crown Point escapade was
3 God-send II proved the turning
point IN my life. Gus and I We're
destined 20 be reunited. I want 80
clearly understood that we have
buried tine past and that in the
future we will stand faithfully to-
gether am grateful that cir
cumstances have shaped themselves
20 this end" he volunteered.
Things had not been running
smoothly at the Herman home since
tho reported reconciliation Sunday,
following Tfernan's return from
Chicago. where he left his bride OF
nine hours to return home and
"fnd out a few Things" and found
among them that he preferred col
stay by Gus and abide 10y Judge
Montgomery court decisions.
Cas- Now Happy.
There had been much uneasinessI
in the mind OF Mrs Tiernan. she
feared that John was not sincere.
Tiernan had attempted 20 convince
her OF the sincerity OF his repledged
faith and love and had only partly
succeeded Too much was being
said about Blanche 90 make life
peaceful within the home. There
might have been a bit Of Jealousy
who knows
And today, with the message of
the Iowa bride 20 her cX-shiek.
Mrs. Herman knew that there was
/ nothing in the way Of a happy re-
/ concllfation-Other than the past
and happily went about the house
with pIans for the Thanksgiving re-
union dinner.
Private Sale Friday.
Plans are going ahead for the
private sale Of furniture at the
Tiernar home Friday morning That
the sale viii last but a Few min
lites IS the belief OF agents In
fcharee. who expect a record crowd
lof buyers and window shoppers
sffer the Herman affairs are
{ isettled here. and the divorce cross
/ tcomplalnt OF prof Herman is dis
missed by Judge Montgomery II he
( chooses TO dismiss It, the family
will 20 70 Chicago 70 reside. Yes
lrerday was Baby Blly's birthday
tomorrow viii be the Tiernan's last
dinner in their Diamond av home
here.
. out IN HanselI, Iowa and tired
81 waiting" for the South Bend
Eprofessor 10 como TO her as she
said no promised. Mrs. Br.mmer
& said she was done with him once
4 and for all"
Mrs. Brimmcr refused 30 add
Z another word. but hex father acting
az spokesman said: yes. she's
3-hrough. shes decided to stay
i homo and behave herself
81 Through With Her
81 Prof. Tiernan was married TO the
tTowa widow at Crown Point. Ind
slast Saturday. tto days after he
2 had secured divorce from his
first VIE. Augusta Herman. here
Nine hours later the professors
4 divorce wos ordered vacated by
Z Judge Montgomery. and he left his
bride in Chicago and returned 90
what he termed vas his legal
wife
Herman Wa. not answer any te,c-
sphore calls from Blanche fot fear
tIof further complca-nE the s.tua-