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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-03

Extension of credit by the govern
ment to Europe Of one or two billion
dollars to enable buying of American
agricultural products is advocated by
]. NJ. Anderson of St. Paul, chairman
of the agricultural conference IN
Washington last week, as one Of the
remedies for the present agricultural
depression. Only through cooperation
with Europe in her efforts to recover
can American economic difficulties be
settled Anderson has told the con-
ference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9 6 .!!2a!1!S

The Francis Willard branch Of the
". c. 7. L. will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Lucretia Culp, 119 z. Indi-
ana av, this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Guest day will he observed at the
meeting Of the Parent-Teachers
club OF the Coquillard school to be
held this afternoon At the school
The hostesses are Mrs. F. Graf, Mrs.
Arthur Grieger Mrs. +. II. Steinel.
Mrs. Albert Lang, Mrs. Mark Miller,
Mrs. Emil Schmok. Mrs. II. II. Grep-
heide, Mrs. ". A. Carl Mrs. Stewart
Weisner, Mrs. Charles LavenberE.
Mrs. W. r. Amwander. and Mrs. l..
D. Bland
Section III. OF the Literature De-
partment OF the Progress club will
me Il Friday afternoon at $3.50. a
patriotic program will be presented.
the music to be in charge Of Mrs.
Floyd Gaumer. Mrs. J. +. Neff will
read THE Citizen" by James
francis Dryer. and Mrs. Horace Fox
viii review THE Stranger Within the
Gates" by Mary Shipman Andrews.
Following the program the election
Of officers Will be held
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
Revelations GA Vile 9qa5a5RsSss5ou

it," I must 60 a. once ard see. %
Keep away from the buzz saw.
that's my advice" Dicly called after
me. but I already was well on my
way 10 the house.
Lillian's Advice.
Lillian came out OF Bess Dean s
room as I entered the hall When
she saw me. she laid her finger on
her lips and came swiftly down the
hall toward me.
I've turned her over 70 Mary %
she said. meaning Mrs. Cosgrove.
It's better all around What Mary
doesn't know about blistered and
swollen feet UP here I'm thos l.foun-
tain country isn't worth knowing.
And 7 don't think Miss Dean partic-
ularly cares for my company just
now. She knows I'm your most in
innate friend, and you-yoL re sure
in Dutch with the fair damseL How
dare you be able 10 wear a smaller
size shoe than she does?"
4 shan't" I replied demurely.
until I can get 10 a shoe store"
had known from her turning the
care OF the girl over TO someone else
that she feared no serious conse-
quences. and her laugh condrmed
my own optimism.
That's so" she said Your
shoes are cut TO pieces. Well I'll
repeat my dictum OF a few hours
back. If you ask me. I think the
whole performance has been dis.
tinctly worth while. That girls col
osSal vanity needed a blow. and Il
certainly received a Dempsey knock
out. There's only one unpleasant
feature about Il. She'll stage a
comeback OF some kind. you mark
my word. Oh, don't mean aything
melodramatic or vicious, such as the
Draper or Rita Brown would engi-
neer! But II she can humiliate YOU
in any particularly aggravating way
Bess Deans going 10 DO it, and make
/ her own chance If none comes her
way"
went back TO Dicky with her
words fling themselves away for ref
! erence in a corner of my brain.
I'm glad IL won't be serious.
Dicky said when I told him VIVA:
/ Lillian had said 'fBut aren't YOU
/ getting pretty well fed up on little
/ Bess-ee? Can't you manage 10 send
! her home with a flea IN her ear. or
/ make It so uncomfortable for her
that she'll vamoose?"
"Dicky. you know I couldn't Ga
that" I expostulated, although there
was a tiny thrill OF Joy IN my heart
at his query.
"All right she's your guest and
your funeral" DiclSy retorted. But
4 you Just listen 10 your Uncle Dud.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
Z TomoTTow's
HOROSCOPE
By GeHevievs Ksmbls



This may not be read as a fortu-
nate day. according 90 the Edera
operations. The adverse places OF
several Of the planets may ofleet The
benefits conferred by a friendly Jupi-
ter. IN sextile aspect with the Moor.
This conhguration should oe produc
tive of success and prosperity. with
increase OF business and money. bu.
the inimical Mercury under aTllc-
ton by Luna may ruT5fy the beu.g-
nant sway OF Jupiter. A strict watch
should be kept over tongue and tenn
per. lest these be The diSurb.nE fac
tors
Those whose birthday Be- is mas
have 20 manage their affairs With
discretion and good judgment in or
der 20 reap the benefits forecast for
the coming year Hard work and
firm personal control may hold bus.
ness in profitable channels bg-
change should be avoided a child
born on this day. although kind.
agreeable and generous may MOI .e
wholly reliable or resporsi b.e unless
given strict and early training u
truth and integrity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10

A. w Barnard. Refreshments were
served TO 10 guests. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
} Barnard, 913 F. Washington av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heckathorn,
sos r. Broadway, entertained the
( members Of the Be-Jo club wednes-
1 day evening. The time was spent
with cards, the favors being won by
/ Mrs. r. L. CUP. Mrs. Harry Jack
son, Grover Dean and r. l. Culp.
The next meeting in two weeks will
/ be held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jackson, sol Diamond av.
The Loyal Americans, No. 1908.
held their regular meeting. followed
/ by a dance at Beyler hall. Wednes-
/ day evening, which was attended by
about 100 members. A dance was
planned by the drill team for March
\ Is and will be in the nature of a St.
/ Patrick's party. The next regular
meeting. to be held April 3. will be
with Mrs. Nora Kemerly, 701 S.
! Michigan ST
Mrs. Frank Hager. 1112 z. Madison
St, was hostess to the members of
her euchre club Wednesday after
noon. The favors were won by Mrs.
j. Wicker. Mrs. J. Chamberlin, and
! Mrs. r. F. Snyder. Following the
games luncheon was served. The
next meeting. March %. will be held
la &C
L. Washington az.
The South Side circle Of The
Ladies' Aid society Of Lowell Heights
/ VI z. church was entertained We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of
( Mrs. Harry Kehn, 526 y. Eddy st.
The afternoon was spent with quilt
/ ms Plans were made for a cafe
iteria supper 70 he served at the
church annex March Il.
The members Of the Golden Rod
Drill team were entertained We'd
inesdly Afternoon by Mrs Dorothy
Carpenter. at Sticks hall. Follow
ling the regular business, luncheon
was served by the hostess to %
members. The next regular meet
/ ing will be held in two weeks at
( Sticks hall, at which time Mrs.
Emma Christ will be hostess.
The regular meeting OF Carol court
NO. 1905. w Q. O. +. was held
( Wednesday evening o. Sticks hall.
/ The election of officers resulted in
Rev 2. J. Carroll being chosen
chaplain; Mrs Frances Henthorn.
chief ranger; Mrs. Margaret Koch
I Ter. vice chief ranger. Mrs Evelyn
I NCCaufin recording secretary, Mrs.
Mary Huss. financial secretary: Miss
I Margaret X. Anderson. treasurer.
Mrs. Margaret Curran. Mrs Mary
Lorengan. Miss Genevieve Welsh.
trustees; Mrs. Stella Cesulka, senior
conductor: Miss Traces DAILY. junior
! conductor; Mrs. Clara Hauck. Mrs.
La Van Mandler. sentinels. and DR..
I j. NIcMeel. physician.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
DEAR ANNrE LAIRIE.

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE.
l am young girl II years Of age
I am very bashful and shy. When 7
am. In a crowd of girls I can have
just as nice a time as any one. but
when I am in a crowd of boys and
girls I cannot even speak or hold a
conversation with them. Can you
please tell me way to overcome
this?
Also. when YOU meet a young mar
what IS the proper thing to say?
What is IT proper TO say 10 a young
lady to whom you are introduced ?
If you are introduced to an elder
~ man, are you supposed to rise and
shake hands with him2 +. c. d.
+. G. D.: When you are out with
a crowd Of young people try to for
get yourself and think Of them ana
Of the things they are talking about
and i'm which they really are inter
eSted. Before YOU know 10 you Will
become so interested in their CONVEX
sation that YOU viii join in It uncon-
sciously Then. before long. you will
not feel any differently when there
are young men present than when
there are only girls
II Is considered good form when
introduced 10 any one-old or young.
lady or gentleman-to rise. shake
hands and say: 1T am very happy
10 meet YOU" or some other simple
cordial greeting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
WHY LILLIAN AND DICKY
AGREED ABOUT BESS DEAN.

"Well!" Dicky's voice held an
ironic upward infection. Where's
the crippled Cinderella? Did she
finally get into the house without
any more sophisticated masculine
eyes than Pa Cosgrove's gazing a.
her swollen tootsies?"
I gazed az him a bit blankly. But
a minute before. under the pricking
OF my conscience, had told Bess
Dean that Dicky would get no ex-
PLANTATION from me of her inability
to walk into the house. But he had
voiced his own explanation of her
plight-and the correct one.
why. why! How do you know
her feet were swollen" I stammer-
ed
Dicky drew himself up 70 his full
height, stuck his thumbs into the
armholes OF an imaginary waist
coat and glared at me loftily.
Keep Away"
MY good woman" he began.
you wofully underestimate my
powers Of observation. II there was
q
rabbit on that mountain that
didn't know Bess Dean was suffer
ing the tortures of the damned in
those sneakers Of yours. Ia like TO
see the article. OF course. she
didn't say so-she's game as the
devil-TH give her that credit-but
she couldn't get away with il. The
kids clever, too. and she staged a
slip. with & consequent wrenched
back that was a pippin and gave her
the chsncs to lean on Us the last
part OF the way and ease her feet a
bit. And then old LIS spiel about
making her comfortable and our
not turning sround--of course that
meant shoes and stockings off. AS
a matter OF fact. / heard the snip
OF the shears. and LIS stage whis-
pers when she doesn't care a boot
whether anyone hears or not are
mighty carrying
80 you rec know all about It.
except how bad her feet really are, -
Dicky grinned. 'If it's Just some
thing that's temporary, shan't
care. tn teach her a good lesson.
She's altogether too cooky But II
il turns out 70 be serious. I'll be
! mighty sorry didn't let you give
her those larger shoes. Say, do you
know you're a good scout. old
dear7"
He threw an arm around me and
/ gave me careless kiss, but though
I thrilled TO II. as I almost always
/ do to his caresses, I could not finger
4 in mis- embrace, for what he had
( just said alarmed me.
"Oh. 1t couldn't be serious. could
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
AdDice to Girls
y ANRuE LAURIE

l'rA4. .--.-,-I. Lea, ME
am Young girl deeply i'm love
with young man two years my
senior. ! was never introduced 90
him, but met him at a dance. When
there's a crowd around he doesn't
seem TO take any notice of me.
Every time L look i catch him
looking lie never asks for a dance
What do YOU think the reason is?
PUZZLED.
PUZZLED; The young man IL evi-
IDENTIFY a gentleman. lie rightly
thinks that because he was not pro
perry introduced to YOU ne has not
the privilege Of asking for a dance.
How can You be in love with any
one. my dear, whom YOU know so
slightly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10

Bishop John Hazen White is quiet
~ celebrating his 73rd birthday to
day. For the past 10 years a resi-
dent Of this city and for seven years
the rector Of st. James Episcopal
church. his attractive and compel
ling personality and ability as a
speaker have earned the respect OF
a large number Of co-workers here.
He was born in Cincinnati o..
March 10, 1S49. He is a graduate
Of Kenyon college. Gambler, o., and
Berkeley Divinity school Middle
tor, Conn He was ordained priest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10

90 years ago, and % years later he
was consecrated a bishop. He is
now bishop Of the Northern Indi-
ana diocese.
He has taken an active part in
public affairs and acted as chair
man Of the citizens reception COM
mittee in charge Of the reception
rendered the ex-service men of this
community Jan. Is. He is a mem
Der Of the Rotary club. the Knife
and Fork club, and is a 33rd degree
Mason, having taken this degree in
Boston last summer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
WOMAN'S ILLS MAKE UNHAPPY
HOME

There is no question but what the
ills or women conspire against do
nestle harmony. The. husband can
not understand these troubles and
the physician finds IL hard 10 cure
them; therefore the overwOrked wife
and mother continues 10 drag around
day IN and day out with headaches
and backache. fretful and nervous
such women should be guided by
the experience OF women whose let
ters we are continually publishing
in this paper. Many OF them de-
clare that they have been restored
TO health. strength and consequent
happiness by lydia Z. Pinkham' S
Vegetable Compound after doctors
and all other medicines had failed
70 help them It viii surely pay
women who suffer from such all
rnents 70 try 81. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
After-DiuHer Tricks

No. 97-DisaPPearing Bit Of Paper
a bit Of paper is moistened and fixed
TO a finger nail With a wave az the
hand the paper disappears. Another
wave brings IL back. TIE paner was
attached to the tip Of the second finger.
In waving the hand that finger was 0cut
in and the first finger extended OF
course the paper was gone. During
the second wave the fingers were again
changed which brought the paper back.
Copyright. 1898. by Public Ledger Company
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
DE ANNIE LAURTE.

DEAR ANNIE l4Al RE.
T am in love with a man almost
twice my age, but he seems 70 care
nothing for me Without him moth
ing matters. He goes around quite
a lot with a young widow, but does
not seem 20 care for her especially.
Would II be right for me 10 invite
him over 70 my apartment some
evening" And do you think it would
cause talk and look improper for me
20 arrange dinner for two some even
ing2
Please tell me your honest opinion
OF these things. B0BBTE.
BOBBIE- I would not turn nv
attention and love 10 a man so much
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Utceros. PA
s. Laurel st. March Z, a daughter.
Nr. and Mrs. Earl Van Doren, 1909
Campsu St. March 4. a daughter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10

leyi That lady isn't going 20 for
get this stunt in hurry-and-ehs's
apt 20 make you remember it-uu-
pleasa nifty"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
SOCIRNm.


-g~isl interest 10 being taken In
annual state Day luncheon OF
Progress club. which Will be held
rdav az tho oliver hotel Be
: the many state officers who VIII
"a. there are already nearly so
Irvations for other out 81 tow
ne. among thos included are.
Ruesel Cooley. nr chicago. Mrs
rles sullivan. Zen ol Haroor
Mrs. J.. A. Croou.l. Dowagiac
"a Mrs. r. W. Carter Mrs Emma
Mot and Mrs J. F. Vimp. OF
hart Mrs. Wlnifred Burke. Mrs
Rogers. Mrs George Fisher
W. O Wallet and Mrs. q. d.
tors. Goshen, Mrs. g. 5. steele
- Mrs J. IT. Wycof. \ew Car
Mrs. r n. Taylor. Mrs John
NAV. Knox. Mrs Philip Horw1ch'
r. J. BoedefeId Mrs W A.
Ia Elkhart. Mrs. Harry Hum
ouser. Mrs. r. NJ Cook. Mrs. 4
cleveland. Mrs. S. y. stevens
L. r. Carvey and Mics Frances
Plymouth. Mrs. =. a.. Mann. Mrs
L. Handle. Mrs. William G
ant. Laporte. Mrs. Florence
h Mrs Earl Rerick. Mrs. Emery
maA. Mrs. Charles smith. Mrs
shur Rerlck, Sumption Prairie
Mrs. i. a. Finch. Mrs c. smith
Bert Nitcher. Mrs. S. ". Comp
North Liberty. Mrs. ". +. Lei
lFrs. william Heald. Laportei
&. r. Post, Eoseland: is mem
OF the Mishawaka Woman
Mrs. Bessie Heatherhead, Mrs
Ponader. Mrs. Ella Marque
Dallas Hayes. Mrs Helen Buck
men
courtesy 20 Miss Beulah
afer, whose marriage TO Leonard
obs will take place on Marcn
Miss Mildred Foegley. ll48 =
! avette st.. entertained with a
hen shower Thursday evening
evening was spent socially and
lis close twO-cOurse Luncheon
served 10 Is guests. A corsagf
3quet OF sweet peas was given tc
guest OF honor while the Other
sts received smaller corsages OF
$500 novt-e-l
ne Music department of the
gress club held a regular meet
Thursday afternoon AT the club
program for the afternoon was
presentation OF the first act Of
American opera. ''Fairyland- .
LIE Of the composer Horatic
+ker. was given by Miss Eleanor
bier. while Miss Mabel Bartlett
l. the story OF the opera. The
steal program was IN charge OF
8 Lulu Wiegner and consisted OF
no mum bers by Miss Lulu Wieg'
two vocal solos by Miss Betty
|hgner white a guest Of the de-
Itment. Mrs. George Iohrman OF
thart. Ind. sang. Bitterness OF
by Dunn. "A Spirit Flower,
Upton. and as an encore num-
The Awakening. % by Strauss
March % the department viii
4 the annual election Of officers
pr + j. Lent and daughter Mrs
bert u. Jay. Jr- and grandson
bert p jay III. will leave today
Port Perry Ontario, Canada tc
md the 6Oth wedding anniversary
|Dr Lent's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
hes r. Lent. Mr.. Lent is 90
rs of age and Mrs. Lent is in her
II year. Mrs. Jay Is the only
.ndchild and her son Is the only
at grandchnd. At the celebra-
| on Saturday Gilbert j. Jay III
be ch-istened by Rev. J. 7 Hall
le OF Mrs JAY.
Lirs. Thomas MilIea. S27 Marietta
was hostess Thursday afternoon
the members of the Circle OF
+ rev. AT the business session 80
zmbers We're present. The report
February stated that 525 chill
n had been cared for during the
.nth En- tho Day Nursery Ar
Clements were made for a card
- 40 be given at 81 Patrick IS
The first Tuesday after Easter
feature or the afternoon was q pI-
b anu et 80 I Ieo1el'' T 1,iL.'l re
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10

dear. and especially 10 one who
seems so little interested in you.
I would not arrange a dinner Cor
two. II would be most improper and
unwtse II you would Ike 20 entsr-
tain him. have some OF your family
present But why not find enjoy
ment In the companf onshtp OF per
sons OF your own age?
Annie Laurie VIII welcome letters
OF inquiry on subjects % feminine m
terest from young women readers OF
this paper and will reply 10 them In
these columns. Letters 20 Miss
Laurie should DC addressed 70 her.
in care OF this office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
For the Couture

Hair ornaments and Span
ish Combs set with brilliant
stones IN colors of ruby. en-
erald. topaz. sapphire, etc
Small and large sizes. Suit
able for street afternoon
and evening wear.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10
New Earrings
New Darts"

The glistening Rhinestone
dart gives the new, br zht
chapeau an envIous dash.
Not satisfied as an ornament
It agrees to keep your veil IN
place. sec and csc each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10

l. courtesy 90 Miss Beulah
afer. whose marriage TO Leonard
abbs will take place on March
Miss Mildred Foegley, 1143 $.
|avette ST.. entertained with
hen shower Thursday evening
evening was spent socially and
its close a twO-cOurse luncheon
served 20 Is guests. A corsage
Iauet OF sweet peas was given to
guest OF honor while the other
|sts received smaller corsages OF
same flowers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10

Mrs. D. +. Fry. 1869 Woodward
av., was hostess Thursday afternoon
TO the members of the Quatorze
club. The history review and study
hour were in charge of Mrs. 3. Will
hanson. During the social interval
light refreshments were served 10
- members. on March % the club
Will meet with Mrs. Floyd Deahl,
Van Buren, St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-10

Mrs G. A. Keum. 429 Cottage
Grove av., was hostess Wednesday
afternoon 20 the members Of the
Modern PiscilIa club. The time was
spent with nccdlework and iU the
contest the favor was won by Mrs.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
THE HOUSE OF PERIL THRILLING % %::! s5 STORY
You know that Anthony van Cortland is dead:'

You know that Anthony Cortland dead:"
s3ts ~Aad that he muEdessda" n5 ss!n, ,,ou+
Where did you hear this queer talk2"
Yqs from nd call Office @ hsu 4 street
hin % % '' a
:$s;: 5s;sS" !; =; ss $;s 5;sz'*
last @ M s+s s" ho M that %
@s the s % %
Nts fiss ta: t*o sss slipped few dollars to som.
@ RGfe % s5 assy
I'm glad your memory improving Kerninsham
~Ps"s ~?s" t:i9 10y know"
1
Hs
% fS s RSs sss 1s@ aa
his best girl him Then he bundled an ambulance and
" s 9s fS9 IKE 'h ss you will be marched down m
$ s $ !:s @
all
as"s % :as Fl help VIII, did 20,
return to Kernngham?"
e2 5Psd :Stss t da not utter word
merely surveyed him with smile
OF heepsh abandoning
S:a'fs
she had
What the message"
That he and the other boys the trouble she
undergoing make her when the
Nothing deadly in that, there?"
Yes, who killed her amanced
husband"
But how o that?"
xe ssssE 1 i's ?Sss :A'"
o
Speak plainly I'll be equally outspoken with he
muttered. after marked pause
Good where stand
maey It'll make you ofer Promise you'll work faithfully for the
police this and I'll let I'll at
FIVE o'clock and tell what do But make mind
straight I'll into notorety by the seru neck
and can't afford that
being
the freedom But the seed of fear been in
dis from his thought. p
- !
Evening star., 1922-10-08

WOmcn's City Club.-The second of
The Sunday teas will be given this
Evening star., 1922-10-08

was elected honorary regent for life.
Mrs. +. A. st. Clair is the newly elected
regent: vice regent. Miss Florence
H. Butler: recording secretary, Miss
Blanche Pattisall: corresponding secre-
tary. Miss Doris Lawyer; treasurer.
Miss Helen Marshall; registrar. Mrs.
NJ. E. Woodward; historian. Mrs. W..
". Hicks; chaplain, Mrs. Ethel Cooper.
The CuItus Club opened its season
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William
Knowles Cooper. AS has been the Gus
tom of the club. a luncheon with the
hostess preceded the literary program.
Following roll call. Mrs. J. Ramsey
Nevitt started the years work with a
paper on leading Novelist" succeeded
by Mrs. A. kennian. who read OF 1.-The
NorSemen as E"arly Discoverers of
America" Mrs Willi.A s. Corby gave
reading from Robert -. Service.
The Amitie Club met Wednesday
evening at the home of the president,
Francis A. Mccain. for its October
social. The honor guest of the even
ing was Rev. p. T. McAllister. o. p.
assistant rector of st Domin;c's
Church Father McAlster is chap
lain of the club. which now numbers
some eighty-five members.
Regular meetings of the club are
to be held each Wednesday evening
at some central point tOliOWlnS the
meetings there will be dancing and
refreshments.
An invitation has been received
from Agnes Driscoll. member of the
club. to hold the next meeting "a her
new home. at 561S Sth street Wednes-
day evening. October II. Notices will
be sent each member.
A musical and dramatic guild will
be formed to work in conjunction
with the National Drama Guild re-
Gently established at the National
Council of Catholic Men. Several
plays viii be presented during the
fall and winter. The proceeds of
these plays will be given to local
charity.
Members are invited to visit Cordif.
Md. Sunday. November ~. to take
part in the dedication of church
bell recently installed in the church.
of which Rev. Louis Vaeth. formerly
of this city. is pastor. 1t is expected
fully two thousand men and women
of the city will visit this celebration.
The trip will be made by automobile.
The male members of the club will
march this afternoon in the H"!y
Name parade and the entire club will
assemble at the Sylvan Theater at 4
o'clock to take part in the services
there.
Womcn's City Club.-The second of
the Sunday teas will be given this