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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-18

Efforts 20 find a person OF the fore
going name IN the city directory
and through other sources yesterday
were futile. II Is thought possible
that the victim Of the accident was
"a former Notre Dame studnet who
gave his address es south Beod
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-18
PHYSICAL ERROR. sowETrwEs

NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-W-fe beating is q soetai
error IN this country. police advised ebony -hDsd
native ~ tho Island % Barbados. w1so sztd -
sanctioned whore be came from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-18

40 ESCAPE AT ALL
CHICAGO oct 17-Tbcres little use % dying Z
Chicago q escape Oh IT. O. T., according 20 Alder
man John CzakaIa who demanded probe Of Al
ieTed profteerinE by casket makers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01
AMARILLO DAILY NEWS SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY THREE

upon lcrobnafo Is 90 repeated m tho
course of hnrDry OF many Of thr ,,i,l
Cd kings who followed him. b b. writ
ten that they went after tbr Slim. Of
Jcr0bmm who made Israel 90 sIu Th..
h his tragic aud shameful distinction
Twcnty-threc times iu the record this
statement orcurs. W. mny AJAX fbop
what was that SIN ~ IorobDamg" No
are told that be- SET uu tWu r4le,. of
gold one in tho northern and th. ,fl.r
In the southern part uf hlt IuelIl
Ilo excused his action o., TELLING ur
people Tint d WIS asking iHu m..U of
them o. $50 up to lorulI.m o.. q. .I.llp
God H. would mtt, BE- ,l....f .,...
by app' hitting uuIr t..Hs..hl. ...,r.
In addition. be- payHd upon .htI ..,,.ut
and d,cp.lyiug superstition .NtI Do tvI.
easier Ia Worship Gud immsi Dbl ,su.
/ hlcm Than directly This 1911. 200. g
scncc Of idoatry and sup.rsuuon uo
( matter how plausiblc Dr. el. TH. .HI
/ uf Jerpbuln thucIpr. lt u tN. f,ei
I That ir personal and political ,nd. bt
7 deliberately corrupted %, WuI.biY of
| his poople. This Was connected ,r.. Al.
bly, with moral d0cIiur - alusts IS
Thus thin man who might h,t, lr.l tom
correction Of thu faults az Solomon mn
cd the punishment 30 thr fuun boz.
ipio a personal sin and used ui. oupor
iuniu and hi, powers o. rain uhn
they should have been used CO. save th
spiritual life of his people a tru, vu.
ship If God Des O Jho basic o.. mdtil1
ana national character To- strike 200 th
purity OF worship is Goo su.I. st OBJ
hcuft ~ rcligith ana morals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01

90. counsel of tn older men VINO y"
,isprd hin tn De concii at iry Hud 4" 90
dur. taxation iir accepted tn 'dN''"
cr the younger men who told him 10 as
sumo a naughty tone, and even increase
the taxes and other cNarti"ns ui nv
,athcr. This policy was fatal. II sui.
cd Rohoboam's own views. Tie insulted
the people who had mnde the peiition by
adopting q harsh arid lofty and lpastiul
line Of speech. Moreover he continued
a hated official la hated cfiioe. Wheh
he sent AdoHm who WIS over tho
tribute to demand tn increased taxa
lion. the aroused people stoned MN 10
death. Tn, criminal and fatal iolly 81
Rchcbctmg conduct Is immediately
manifest. We have yccn that the l's'i
causes hv deeper Than these surface
lrritatiuns but that Is ever the way ~
human ailairs. The causes of ON CiNil
War grew slowly with the growth of the
country The secession NJ South caro-
lima and the firing en- Fort Sumter we'e
not the causes of TINT conflict
Jcroboam's Abilities and Opportuni'
lies. These were great lie was y ca
pablo and industrious young MAN whem
solomon himself had inlrusted with i'm
pgrunt office. he showed capacity rs
n leader. he was shrowd and brave.
The great troable with him was that he
tried to use God instead Of letting God
use him Thu prophecy OF Ahiiah m
stead ~ making him humble, made hlln
proud Had he acted AS David had done.
ho would have waited fw the divine
leading Bot fired with ambition and
animated hy s'lfishurss he missed las
chance of being dcliycrcr Of an op.
pressed people, and became IN his time
a disturhcr and tvrant. Like saul
hc proved unworthy of the occasion: ~
disubcyod Cud who had opened before
him "a prospect Il real usefulness. Both
in hn personal character and ~ his
public acli,ns hc proved unworthy Of
tho occasion
lcroboam's SIN. Tic mourhfm cnltaph
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01

rimc care and attention wcrc dr.ntcd O,
bird. az better breeding mur, uu-iic
tory returns voulI hr mld.
TAu' b. ""'li. h.uou nm kc,p.
ms r'"u stock thrf s NOT osiiv u,as
ni'd hut. nevertheless, Be- recognized ~,
hr'ing hIe MONEY value n the long
rum Tint benefit b. the general im.
l'"''h'n' m Do, place. methods. and
we uan hins'If Chat com.4 from bn,
mig birds chat ave above the ordmt,
y ntn "h" hts wollhrcd stock mlks
about % ana shows % 90 his ncirhbors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY

'ad story OF the disruption of tn KING
dom Of Israel and ~ division into =
northern and southern mnurhy TIL
causcs which led ,o tlis div.a. 10 a. .a
dicat'd.
'Hu'aN Of The Disruption. Fhc lcc'.
wing caus. was primarily aluu., fn,a
appears cutie frequently m the lrrccl
ing history Ephrlim ctuccmlly was
Jealous ~ Judah and Erhraim lcd ;ho
Northern tribes The feet that David
ltignod seven years over Jud.h nluac.
hinF,ll being Of that tribe. and the
Tact that Saul's followers had been able
TO maintain fut that period a declining
cause 10 The north shoI that the two
hoeiicnH were not IN harmony from thc
beginning 81 D9vd'g reign. Several 9th.
/ 80 events in that time showed thai the
e's of mutual Jealousy were an the
time snouldoring and were ready to be
tanned into a flame by special circun.
stances. One Of these coniribntury
causes was the prosperity and power nf
ihe kingdom Of solomon The iaalnusy
nf other tribes would be intensified by
The splendor OF Jerusalem and Judah
under The mighty king. Besides that.
Soloinon's luxury his vas, household
ms excess of high taxes. especially levy.
ing great numbers ct men for forced
labor all had suwn the seeds of discon
tent which were ripc for a terrible har
vest
Lying deeper than these historic and
lersunnl causes was the furek nowlrtiur
and purpose uf God Along with lho
promise tu Solomon. there had been tho
threat thrt unless hc continued 10 wall,
in tho ways of the Lord. punishment
should hclall himself. his people and
MS poSt,rity Princes and people alik q
h1d sinncd against Cod. aud punishment
must he inflicted. Thorough a prnph,i
Tod communicated to Jorobuam thai hc
should be- The instrument IN thu divine
Maud ioI accomplishing this purpose n
wrath
The Folly Of RthobOam. The story
lclls nov ia, young king received the
remembrance Of the discontinued pcn.
pie la KINGS liel Il is sud that
l'cfuhuam was forty.onc years old Whom
ice began To reign but this scoins spmc.
what out ol keeping with his chln,trr
ANA conduct as shown Boz this present
narrative. lnanuuch as m ll,Urc, 40,
letters used tor forty and twenty Ar,
very much alike. u has been conjecture.
mai we have an error ct copying. and
that lichohuim was only twenty ono al
TINS time At any rate whether vnuil,
81 not hr acted like one. The r,mun
STRANGE IT the people was reasonable.
solomon ro doubt had in urd,r. Co., main
tam his magnifiuncc. u,crtaNcd Dol.
people This hc had donc in two ways
's Indicated above. he had Impressed
many ui the people even to, the build
ing az the temple. and used them iu
forced hh,r Beside that tho taxes
mad become very burdeusomr The p.o.
PIE were iusdy aroused Whcrcvr. "a
I people b. taxed beyond reason o. sup
pott government ur tymnt IN mN.
urN, there viii be- discomfort Thus re-,
) hoboam's foilv Is apparent he rclc,t,,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01

.aimIllr Do" wants ns snrruudur
Z Dos n,es 90 iuuE shlnhpue auf hr
axes r.idr BOO ahouing ! lf,ovlclso of
cod. and tho nclhuds ul feeding
lligh.ciaHs stock col ans kind h.s q
tendency 10 bring other uur,brcd aui.
mails Go the arn. a gbod purbrod nui.
mai contucs its work oi Improvement
indefinitely mo- only Within it own rInH
hut csctywhoa coo DO, Germ from the
field to th, hhnr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01
The Equipment

-Four STORY Brick Building
Fifty Private Room,
-Four Wards
Two Operating Rooms
Two Recovery Rooms
Two Main Kitchens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01

Diet Kitchen uu each floor
GucNt, Dining Room
Nurses Dining Room
Mems Dining Room
Steam Heat
Own Lighting System
Electric Elevator
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01
Special Notice

NJ uut ct patients coming The trains will bc met al IN,
station 10y private machine ambulance &c sure to telephone
IN advance of arrival
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01
AmarillO'S Newest Institution

Inc Panhandle Hospital and wonderful and
Panhandle The finishing touches have been added the Phillips School, 8Imgno
the city INTO thoroughly M1nopa and Som capable taking patients
mm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01
The Revolt of Jeroboam
ukingS Is:I.ISei.


ukings is:l.ISei.
seripiure Lesson, King is:is.i1, &C
~ SO Jor'o'hoam and all the pcopl,
came To Re.ho-ho.am the third dav. as
he King babe saying. Come to M,
again the third day. II And the King
hhsewerd the people roughly and fci.
sock the counsel Of the old men which
they had given him. - aud snake to
them after the counsel Of the Young
men. saying MY father made your woke
heavy hui | will add to your woke. my
rather chastlsed YOU with whips. but I
WIZ chastise you with scorpions. ~ 81
thc KING hearkened not unto tho PEG.
pie for Il was thing brought about Of
Jehovah. that he might establish his
word which jehovah spake lN Ahiah
the shilonite To Jorobiam the son Of Ne.
bat.
10 And when al Israel saw that the
King hearkenod not unto them. the pro.
pic answered the king. saying. What
portion have We In David neither have
we inheritance In the son ~ Jesse. a.
your tents, O Israel; now see t. thine
own house. David 80 Israel departed
unto their tents. Il But AZ for the
children Of Israel that dwclt In the
cities Of Judah. Rchoboam iclgncd over
them.
~ Aud Joroboam said In his heart.
Now viii the kingdom return Ia the
house Of iavid. % II this lco,l.. go up
10 sacrifices IN the house Of Jehovah
~ Jerusalem. then viii the heart III
this people turn again unto their Lord.
even uutJ Ichobuam king Of Judah aud
they viii kin me and return 10 Gcho
BONN king II Judah. - Whcrcupon the
King took counsel aud made two calves
OF gold aud he said unto thcm. II o. too
much i"r YOU Ia GO M 20 Jerusalem
behold thy gods. @ Israel which brought
thee az cut OF the hand II Egvpt 90
And lac set the one In Bethel. aud The
other put he IN Dan 30 Aud this thing
b'oamc q rim. FOR the people went to
worship before the one. oven unto Dan.
GOLDEN TENT-Thou shalt not
make unto thee craven Image, nor
any likeness Of anything that Is In
heaven above on That Is In tho earth
bcnoaih. on that is In the water undcl
the earth. thou shalt no, how down thy.
self under them. nor serve them. IA.
odus 2O:i =.
Introduction.
With the new year wc begin a new
series ui studies. going back 10 IN, old
Testament and taking up the history
whore w laid It down in September.
1920 The last lesson ~ that period u.
clud"d the rcigns OF David and solomon
With the present lesson We begin
study of The later history of Israel from
the division ct the kingdom and under
the kings and prophets ur both Israel
and Judah.
u viii of course bc impossible for AS
to study thu history iu detail IN The
series of lessons tu follow unly events
md characters Of special prominence
and importance are chosen Tor treat
mcnt. The lesson for to-day rccmnts thu
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

Q-what advice does a movie star
give the movie struck girl2?
A-Helene Chadwick the movie
star. gave the following advice 70
girl who wrote her: The girl who
comes 20 Hollywood 10 make her
way In motion pictures should have
enough ambition and determination
10 stand the undOubted hardships
which she would experience. Only
a few meet with success at the very
beginning Il requires long. hard
work and an abundance Of s:ickto-
itiveness. On the material side a
girl should have clothes and money
enough 10 last her for at least six
months for il is not likely that her
earnings viii be sufficient for her
support during the first half year OF
her picture career"
Q-What eminently successful
playwright will assist in directing one
Of his best works.
Al. Hartley Manners will assist
in the aiming of hts play Peg o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

Ny Heart" in which his wife.
Laurette Taylor. is 20 star.
Q-What Western picture actor
acted as mechanic for one OF the
contestants in the Fresno Raisin Day
auto races?
A-Hoot Gibson rode in the race
as Eddie Hearn's mechanic The
crank shaft broke down az - miles.
Q-What picture from a popuiar
stage play was recently Completed
A Tailor Made Man. with
Charles Ray In the leading role. has
been finished and will be released
in the fall.
On what picture does a titled
English lady take the leading role >
An The Glorious Adventure.
Lady Diana Manners has the lead
ing role.
Has RodOlph Valentines draw
ing power suffered any loss on ac-
count Of the notoriety he recently
received? Read the answer to-
morrow.
CCopyri ght. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

Vile houses they are better known
as The Personality Chaps They
viii be at the Blackstone for the re-
mainder OF the week
The Man Unconquerable" is now
being shown at the Blackstone with
JACK Holt and Myrtle Stedman as the
featured players Some really and
truly fights are shown in this picture.
the kind that make you grip your
seats. or want 20 stand up and cheer.
us Matrimony Failure" a
great, big comedy Of married life,
VIII follow The Man Unconquer-
able al the Blackstone. II is one OF
ParamOunt's best and funniest. Lois
Wilson. Lila Lee and a dozen stars
are In the great cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
LASALLE

Bert Lyteu. when shown IN The
Right that Failed" "A Message from
Mars" and others was considered
the best comedian Of a certain type
on the Screen. And now ne comes in
one better. Sherlock Brown" is the
title and il comes 10 the LaSalle to-
day Il is a story dealing with a
.correspo school detective. a
very clever comedy, and all through
the picture. Lytell. looking for
crooks. never thinks OF smiling
although you cannot watch him fOr
more than two minutes without
nearly bursting your sides with
laughter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
AUDITORIUM

Edgar Jones and Edna May Speril
have the leading roles in Lonesome
Corners the picture being shown
az the Auditorium today. II les a
brisk and snappy edy-drama
enacted amidst the beautiful wood
land scenery OF Maine. telling the
story of the son OF a rich family who
lis sent 70 a rugged place to be made
a man OF. and who marries a girl
beneath his social station.
Tomorrow Tom Mix will thrill his
81 ectators with a new line OF stunts
this time its underwater scenes
10 be marveled at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
ny JACKIE COOGAN. JR.

Il was In Los Angeles that I met
Charlie Chaplin
was speaking my pieces a. one
% the theaters Charlie heard me.
The next iday ne came over % our
h0tsf was mapping in a big chair
Someone shook me-
Wake Up. Jackie Here's Mr..
Charlie Chaplin 20 see you"
rubbed my eyes got down of
TIE chair. and said I'm pleased 20
meet you"
Then I climbed back and went 70
sleep again
Gtked me n I would like 20 stay in
Los Angeles and play with him
said 1 didn't care u I did.
Next 70 my daddy. ] think Charlie
Chaplin Is the most wonderful man
81 the world He is my best friend
and he loves me. know
He gives mo many presents-pool
"a bic. wrist watch. trains, boats and
everything.
Sometimes sono. the Jap chauf-
feur. would take US out 20 the coun-
try. Charlie would tell M fairy
Stories.
Sometimes he would play the VIC
In for me.
II was fine. He can play the piano
and cello. too. and sing. He's a
wonder
once he gave me a snail. His
name was Mike.
Charlie had another named Lii.
We would lie on the sidewalk and
watch them race Mike beat
liked 10 watch his stomach wiggle.
One afternoon we were working
or The Kid" We came 10 a part
that Charlie said ought 20 go big
We should make this stand out, "
he said. He asked for some sugges-
ton
gave It 10 him: Take about 50
feet OF daddy's nose.
His nose is the biggest thing on
his face-almost two faces.
Charlie and I laughed so hard, we
decided 10 quit work.
SO we went of and raced Mike
and Idl
And Mike beat again.
Tomorrow: why / think Douglas
Fairbanks is funnier than Charlie
Chaplin"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

valuable contribution 10 the his
tory of the theater in the United
States.
The only thing Of similar nature
can think Of that would rrove more
interesting Will 10 Charlie Chaplin's
memories after &C. has spent half a
century on the SC en-.
Talking figures Of three dimen-
sions in color photography will
probably be a fact then.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
CASTLE

Nancy from Nowhere" starring
Bebe Daniels and a fine all-star cast
is at the Castle today. Bebe enters
the picture in a calico dress carryins
a scrub-pail. but ends in a gorgeous
gown, and the pet OF society
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
finland Gossip

The Mistress OF the World start
ed its first run simultaneously as
the principal feature at the Rialto
and Rivoli on Broadway. New
York Now the second installment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

IS running as a secondary feature
at the RialtO only. ON the other
hand. Foolish Wives" ran seven
weeks at 80 a seat and then moved
to the Capitol for a week at popu-
lar prices
john Drew's "reminiscences OF his
half-century career on the stage viii
be published soon by f. p Dutton
and Company. They should prove
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
Screen
BLACKSTONE

ogden and Benson the two fine
entertainers that were at the Black
stone last night. were welcomed by
hundreds Of South Bend people and
great. In the big vaude-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

To S35 Fine Silk Dresses for .$1S.5C
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
The July Clearance Sale

Women $ to SIS Wash Dresses SEE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
Wash Silks
Special Yard S1.00.

One lot of Wash Silks in
flesh and white, 80 inch, suit
able for gowns, combinations
and step-ins, plain and
stripes. Sold up to $500.
Sale price, yard .$1.OO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

To $40 Wash Dresses for. =. S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

Best Makes Soiled $500 Corsets sc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

SOC Fancy Dress Ginghams at. 35'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

$3.50 White Wash Waists at. $1.OO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

Womens Dress. Sport Suits SASS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

Women $ $50 Six Hose. :. 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

Women's 35c Hose. colors. at. IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

ChiIdren's Sl.75 Play Suits. .S1.OO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

Children 5 $3.50 Wash Dresses. .99c
The Lake County times., 1922-10-27

1t has been demonstrated that the
larynx IS capable OF $4,000 adjust
ments OF Shape IN voice produc-
tions.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-27
HONEYMOON CAR IS
BANNED BY POLICE
Bride and Groom Obliv.
lous to Fact that Auto
mobile Was Borrow
ed"

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Oct.-some Of
ficers of the law have no regard
for the blissful serenity of an auto
mobile honeymoon.
Two newly welded doves" were
happily cooling > they sped along
the boulevard. undisturbed by the
ain Of the Gathering of washboil-
ers. dishpans and other culinary
utensils which dangled from their
machine. Rice and confetti We're
showered over the rair. Everything
was so plain a blind man could
have seen they Rad just been mar
ried. as displayed sign asserted.
Nevertheless. two guardians of
the law stepped forth and ordered
the new Benedict to apply his
brakes.
This is stolen carr beloved
ono OF the officers. Get out, Well
have to take it to headquarters"
But what are we to do?" the
groom asked with trepidation.
"Do?" barted the blue-coated au-
thority. Walk
John ]. Butza. the newlywed. ex-
plained he had borrowed the car
from George Musick. who in turn
had borrowed 1t from James Jasin-
ski. a machinist The latter, who
said the car was left with him for
repairs. was arrested The owner
recovered his car. adorned with the
marital decorations.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-27

the First National Bank OF whiting.
Indiana. for Accommodations on the
steamer and trains. MI. Tor and
family were formerly residents of
Indiana Harbor. but now their IN
tcntions arc 10 reside in whiting.
Howard Hansen. infant son q Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Hansen. died last
Thursday morning OF bronchial pneu
monia. address les Atchison avenue.
age l year. month and z days. Ifc
lcnves his parents and two brothers
Lawrence and Vernon Hansen. The
funeral VIII he held tomorrow after
noon
Mrs. Emery Black very delightful
~ entertained Wednesday afternoon
In honor or her mother Mira Jane
Franklyn. who left today fer Poun-
sN lvania for an extended visit Mrs
Frankiyn intends to Visit at Frank
lin. cora Sharan and PittaLarE The
afternoon was very pleasantly pas
sed. Mrs Doll SANG sovorai beautiful
songs IN her most pleasing manner
Mrs. Franklyn was tho recipient of
many Beautiful and useful gifts ap-
propriate for pleasure and conven-
ience on her journey. a dainty
luncheon was served BY Mrs. Black
All Joined in wishing Mrs FRANKLY n
a pleasant Journey,
Mrs. William Storer OF ohio ave.
was the guest Of Miss r. l.. Klrley.
at the I.yndora Hotel. Hammond. on
Thursday afternoon
The Lake County times., 1922-10-27

Mrs Z. c. Swartz OF Sheridan ave.
is attending the women's Club con-
vention ut indianapolis.
Mrs. Hnrold Ethridge and little
daughter returned home Tuesday
from The Michael Reese hospital
Miss Bertha Levin OF Chicago was
tho guest OF Miss Mollie Sugar over
tho weekend.
Miss Estella Farr entertained
Troop No. 4 Girl Scouts at a Hallow
cen party at the home OF Alice Jen-
lsins Thursday evening. The even
ing was spent IN guessing contests
and games after which a dainty
luncheon was served.
Tho second issue OF the Tattaer,
tho somi monthly official organ OF
tho whiting high school made its
appearance today A special feat
ire OF the paper this week is the re-
port or tho state Athletic Board con-
yention which was held at Indianap-
oils last week.
Alex Wawo left Thursday for
Franklin. Ind, 10 attend the meeting
Of all the editors OF high school pa
pers IN Indiana.
raul Bodney left Wednesday for
Cleveland. ohio. where he viii visit
with relatives.
Mrs. smith or Cary. was the guest
or her niece Mrs. Druke Johnson Of
ScLrage avenue on Wednesday.
Mrs John GIasheen and Mrs NJ.