South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 61, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 February 1914 — Page 9

.MiiMiAv. ri:ititr.uv -2?.. inn LOCAL POLICE M mm IS SHOOTING fashionable Trinity Fresbyl-ritm ! l. ft blank. The apitalist t.dd Sun-i-!:ur li. made th .n lading talk, j day he could bll it', th" , -n ck with lauding the work of Sunday highly. anv amount !i d-sir.-d and h- w.- .e! A Uii-.it wae ..f a)plau-e -hook the ; r. d em i!. tibetnacle when J. I. 'aller;,. a 'aih-: Sunda', net atupai-n i- s, iiedelie capitalist, presented Sunday with.uled for Scrantmi. !! will h-kl th-'-l;is personal ch-ck w th tk..- am-cnt . la-t service tda'. News of Interest HEADACHY. COSTIVE. BtLIOUS. "CASGARETS" i o ronsn citizens

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SOCIAL EVENTS. A d'-l.i;htf u! Ml) !V J'. ilt.. .i .v r.iru-i .,r .Mr-. i:i. tn-i- A';-.-kn. i'' a numl ; .-r h'-r ,;th fi -i i -1 1 I - . t'i

t 1 it; :.it:tr ! r iiar.e's lav j. 1 rty n: ! 1 I l.-.l a t her and 'ial a f ; " 1 i r x t; tils lMlI ii'Min 1 - A 1 i - - li' it'!. r . ; ic-h-Itll.vi:ti: Mr-. V. ilnrkit, .Mr-, i'. Sl'-d.i-J" ; r i r ? ir t i a f: I v i- Al: ilu .M. I t h t -e V. lio ; i t ' II (1 J ; All-. M. We.-olnWsk ki.wKi. Mrs. M. Smm iu-K.i. Mrs. .1. so- m -"KM. Mrs. A. M .v:..!.i ipka. .Mrs. i 'A. i ii t kov.s k.i, Mrs .Mi .. S. ii rz nska -i.a. Mrs. i v, Ws'.Ii,I;.-. .Mr?. Naiira!.-'a Ml.--. M. I i -r -n-ka. .1. A . II' d." nsk.. Mis. ii rzyn--li sk.i. .Mr.-'. M. . Ja hi!'!;.:!:. Mrs. Ik -:ovsk:i, Mr' I', r.-huNka .Mrs. .Mrs. W. l.-r. .1..wla an-1 .M rs.!. I Jar. The !nT.il- rs of the v.i!l n t -rt a i n Tnewl.iv I ! jih.ro einl. ni:i-; with an n-al HI V.. W. hall on A rt is or. lu stra of (laii(s. iminativ danee at the V iMvi.-i'oi -t, The v. iil I'la y t h- pi t an: i'oli.-h I'aNor.- -Imier Pulaski, i-'ari' li NV 24.!, of the l'nli.-h Falcons Alliaiue of Ain'-rua. staged Sunday att'tiioon aiiit evening at "Warsaw ha!!. inn,i r l;;nham and I'nion Ms., t . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 f i ) 1 musical omedie.s entitled "I 'rz L'O'i Klopaty .wto::rapha" Adver tures d Troubles of I'hoti.'ra in i in two ar t-, and "Fan i:IaktT vr.eka" The IMitor Is Waiting) in one act. written hy Ant hi.nj. Jac. Tin hall was fiUcI to its' rapacity. Tlw plays. r- staj,-il uiu1t the p-r--tial lircMon of .ylyc-tor Krzyaniak. w! known I'o.'h actor anil -in r, who was sren in many plays -n the loc al Foli-h Mac. To him hclomz.s th- rrdit that tht- play.- w-re a .Ii.-s Vcrna. Fonok as Ar.i la. "tho w a.-hT." h.as one of the principal roP s in the first play, while Mi-s i.illian ;rn.-.ka was tlie leading t'eminiie )iara ter in the second play, as "Adeline." the i;rand oper.i singer. They had nnmrrons snn;;s to render. Silvester K. Krzvzaniak. the direc tor of the play?, was also -en in two leading comical parts as "Nesat," the pliotoiraplwr. and "(lolj's." the teacher i f music. TTe scored a reat MMce-s. as in all prccedinir plays. fatt1' lleriry lirzevcniak was very excellent, in his parts as ''('ihurck," the street 1'. and "i'rrinl"," the pilot ora phcr :.p.irentice. William Mixtacki wsts seen in the title part of editor "Vf Katol r.ahinski pla.'.ed riJiski," while well his part as tho auent. .fi.-s Stella Sosnowska imp-i sonate,l 'T'ortnna," the pod.less of wealth. John Cayczynski had, an important part to carry as "Krys.tof." the father of Anieki. Miss Ko?r Crrskowiak playel the part of "Anna," the maid in the hotel, w hile Mi-. Stella Sosnow ska took the part of "Miss Fraud' the rand opera siimor's maid. Moth play. contained 1 musical r, ainh'-rs of an .attractive character, for which the music was composed ! Frof. II. Feyowski. whose orchesii a furnished the music tor the plays. The committee that had charge of tiif plan's was as follows! F. Mixtacki. .T. Kuclu- rski. J. J. kip zynski. W. Krusewski. F.. Fies.ak. W. Now-i'-ki. K. V.ahinski and J. .1. Alejnicy.ak. Special costumes .mil scenery were i:-ed. which added nuii'h t hoatitify the idays. The momhers of the Yoiin'4 F-o-ple's society of St. Stanislaus parish presented in the auditorium, of the S. Stanislaus school the most elaborate entertainment Sunday afternoon and evcnlnir. The program presented consisted of two p!as. The lir.-t play was that of .wonek sw. Jatlwigi." (St. Hnlwi'e's Fall) in it.-elf a very totu-hins and pathetic drama, in three acts, i-a.-e.l n life of ancient lVland. Tho .- ( o;:d plav was a comedy in one act and it's called "Zywy Xiehos.cyk." The AIie l"ium t) wliich were both i nt re.-tinc; and humorous. The east of characters in "Fzwonek - . .ladwii:" Jan e'zarnecki. MichF.uczkoM ski; F.arhara. his wife. Catherine F.iwlak: Ca.-imicr. their a-ia.icr Filarski; Anna, their Lillian Iorka; kik-;a. hand'asimier 1 anielov ic . : Stach. old I.I. ce. i.ilV. t k:nd steward. Michael Kyoacki: FethMi.in, manufactui t r. Ignatius Jaurod-.n;-ki: Wilhelmina. his wife. Klara !v.!iip.t: Fermina. their tloujshter. M.iri. .n-ki. " pniewska; Meuuar. Jan Zielt of chataters in "Zywy Xiehk;' Apolir.ard Strajchaki. Mi-Mi-hal-ki; Ann la. his wife. a i Tnic Kolupa: Marie, their dauKUI '! -on.or Wesolo WS ;a Cclcstyn ' ' K .men- ' a r k o w ski; K '. a s n ic k t . ii:.i!Pi:.ti t rer. IMward Madur; Anni i T 1 111: r.i.ini. i.ouise .uajew sua. 1 Tht- acting ard eori.-uiuim; of tln a:nat ur ait-us and the stau'e settini; w Tli -1 th i it h all that c.oUld he de-ircd. n 1 1 J1 '!.'. t i e aildiince --ho fdlauditorium sTfca. enjoyed p!.i s and ':re t. d the ateurs 3 QUALITY IN FURNITURE Known Values in Every Piece. This, ycur n' Hdnj Furnishing Stnre is inaintai:Ki for pjnple '' h m'iuu v.'00. cunJ meivhaikiie :mJ '-vim want to Pay the Lowest Possible Prices For It. We therefore invite ycu to Open a Charge Accciynt here. You'll Fir J. it a Woiuijrtul Convenience. Modern Home Furnishers 30G-8-10 SO. MICH. ST.

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with hearty applause. The both plays v re : t, :;e.i nnd. r the direction iif

Wiic!; M :;a. i f i : ; : i : Tile Ik Jaro;-."'.,.ski' oT( ll I li I T 1 I ie mu.-ic lor th" m'i-i. a 1 p t. n th. .r; a ' of He program and !- t. Two p ! I ! wie'.eiy lai ir rese t a ays w r- presented i n t. hall .-'unday c. eninc: to a audi'-nc and were in every Kr at suec.:s The plays w ie curnedi s entitled "dnil.c Fvbv" iri tw. act-. and "Kb ptomania" m one act. both full of hk;h s arklmi,' lair-ih-ter from b uininir to end. The cast of characters follows: Fiofe-sor Ksiezkirwicz. Foman Dueki; Kalina. his wife. Miss Fearl "m.?;or; Lillian, tlp-ir daughter. Mi.-s Tiires;t SzuP.zew.-ka; Dr. Ryszard. family do t.r. Aoisios IFdiin.-ki; Dr. Fredki. lawyer. John Feczkiewicz; Antoinette, servant. Mi.-s Ane.s Drajus; onufry Ciaputkiewk .. Julius .Viedbalski: f'orothv. his wife. Miss Thi'odnxM Fuktor; Wanda. their Mi.-s Angela Nowicka; citizen. Stanley Niedbalhis daughter. Miss IledW'istowski. capitalist, i:or;.'nd'hild, Furczynski. ski: Helen, v.-ie Futz: man Fucki; Henry. his nephew, Jospi Makielski: Maatowicz. judue. John Feczkiewicz; I Tlip. servant, .Mier zyslat s Hazir.:ski. The en1 ire cast of characters took ! tlu ir parts well and the plays were. ; run off with smoothness and ease, due i to liev. M. T. S.alewskl, C S. (.., director. , netweon the acts the audience was entertained with vocal selections by Miss K. Kalamajska, accompanied hy Miss I'earl Smojror .and Miss Iottie Sab-wska. accompanied by Miss Theojdiila Makielska; piano solo by Miss , T. Makielska; Uruno Preuss pa e . a ' inonoloue. In celebration of the l-lth birthday anniversary of Miss Marie Niedbalska. sixteen of her school mates and friends j planned a delightful birthday surprise upon her Sunday afternoon at the ; home of her mother, Mrs. Catherine; Niedbalska, 1107 W. Thomas st. At! J o'clock supper was served. A birth- , day cake, with 1 :: lighted candles was! the feature. Covers were laid for 16. ! Miss Niedbalska received beautiful j sifts. The afternoon was pleasantly ! spent with Barnes and music. The following attended: Misses T. Sojka, c. Szybowicz. J. Prawat, J. Keieh. 11. Now inska. I. Dreper. Z. Cwiklinska. U. Wrobel. t;. Smogor, (J. ; Wlodarek. T. T.askowska. T. (lebler. ' C. Itukowska, 1. Huczkowska and T. Kosnowska. The niarrinpe of Miss Helen Dziu-! hinska. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An-; drew' Dziubinska. W. Sample st.. l and Valentine Rydzinski. son of Mr. j and Mrs. Frank Kyrzynski, TOG S. ; Chapin st.. took place this morning at I s:.'( o'clock. The attendanls were: Miss Veronica Rydzynskn, sister oft the groom and Stanislaus Deka. A reception at the home of the bride's parents followed the ceremony. Saturday evening Miss Hedwige Cii-i Uiorska was delightfully surprised with a show er by sixteen of her lady friends ; at the home of her sister. Mrs. Artelbert Wiatrowski, SOT W. Thomas st. Mtss Cukierska will be married to Carol Kobelanski. of Chicago. Tuesday morning at t o'clock. The time was pleasantly spent with games and taiiKinir. Dainty refreshments were served. The wadding of Miss Kleonor Piontkiewicz, 154 Poland a v.. and Casimier Misiewicz, 1 HI 7 W. Dunham st., was solemnized this morning at S:::0 o'clock at the St. lledwige's Catholic church. Miss F.va ltluj was bridesmaid stnd Michael Misiewicz. brother of the groom, was groomsman. The friends of Mrs. W. Pukrop. 1S0G Lougley a v.. remembered her namesday Saturday evening and planned a delightful surprise in celebration of the occasion. The evening was pleasantly spent in a social vay. Mrs. Pukrop was presented with a pretty present. During the evening dainty refreshments were served. PERSONALS. Thaddeus Stesewski left Monday for his home in Chicago after a visit j of a few days with his parents, Air. and Mrs. Stanislaus Steszewski. TiVJ V. Napier st. Mrs. T. Steszewski. w ho accompanied her husband to this city SaturIay. will mal;e an indefinite '. stay. Stanislaus Alacinski left Sunday after a ' evening for his home in f'lary visit with friends in South P.etid. Miss Lillian Janowiak is critically ill at the home of her siter, Mrs. Albin Uosinski. l0G N. Pdaine av. John Vilkiewic7, who has been here for the past few days visiting friends, has returned to his home in Dowagiac. Mich. DEATHS. .mi :s. ,iosi:pjiim: nonKowsuA. Mrs. Josephine Iorkviwska. i:'.'Jl Fassnacht ay., died at her home Sunday morning M o'clock, after an illness of several weeks. She was born in Poland on Nov. l'4. lSs:'. She issur ived by her husband. Itoleslaus. and five children. The funeral will be held at ' o'clock Weilnesihiy morning, from St. Stanislaus Cathnlh- church. Purial will be made in St. Joseph Polish cemetery. Ki:C.IV I.OUKA. Kegina CiorUa. one-year-old daughter f Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Ciorka. Tu.. S. Jacksor. st.. died Saturday evening at :lo o'c-ock, after an illness of a few days. Tho funeral will b.- held from .t. AdelLert's Catholic church Tuesday morning at v o'clock. P.urial will be in Cedar Crove cemetery. 15IHTMS. to Mr. and Mr, lei 7 W. I'unham Ih.rn Po rib k i v b. I'o'ieslau si., son. i:ti:ics ii:mi.. 1 ,t c" I ( .V, Peli - Penial was mai'.e Sunday by Sir IMward Carson of the report published in Iaoulon papers Saturday of his engagement to Miss Crewen. .laughter ,f Moreton Frewt-n " ASI II Nt iT .". Feb. iM. A -'roup of Washington crliez wo?ivmi will enI tertajn Mrs. odow :lson at a j Washinuten birthday tt :i Monday for ! which all the food has leen prepared I by t he hostesses. ri:ri. M7si:nni.i:. nt of sorts, depressed p.iiu in the b.u-k -Kkvtric Iwtters rcn. as your h.alth and strength. A gu.-iranli-ed l.iver and Kidr.c.v remedy. Money ack if not satisfied. It cm ibtely cured Ilobert Mad. l::iut"M. Io;. wh. u'.er.t h, fr troai-'.e Aftr fo'.r d 1 tors :en. of West lUirsun' red t him ir -for eii.ht months, gave him up. he took I'.b-ctr.c Pitters and 1 now a well man. (let a .:ttle today; it will the s.nie tor ytu. K'ri la the. lions.- or all liver and kidm-v romp'.aiutv Perfccth- safe and dependable. Its results will surprrse ou. , .'."e. and Sl.e-o. P. c-inmend d by all 1 ur a :st Adv.

Capture Joe Verde, Who is Wanted at Mishawaka For Serioir'y Woundincj John Siori Sunday Morning.

After eadin' South Fend detectives all day. Joe Yrde of Mishawaka was .arrested at o'clock Sunday eveninu. ami ield for the shootinjr of John , Saori. Out K. Invrpme .-t.. Ali-hawaka. early Sunday morning. Siori lies at St. Joseph's hospital a l Mishawaka with a bullet hole throuirh his abdomen and is not expected to live. Verde was brojuht back to Mishawaka 1 and placed in jail. ; The causes leading to the shootinp have not been determined. Two stories of the affair are told by witnesses. One is that Verde deliberately pulled a kuii on Siori. who was seated at a table, and shot him. Another story I is that Verdo shot through his coat pocket. . Vrrde, with his wife, is said to have ! called at the home of Siori to visit with him. With other visitors they were seated about a tab!e listening to a phonograph. According to one witness, Verde suddenly Hashed his j revolver at Siori. The latter reached j 'over the table and seized the weapon ; and attempted to turn it to the floor. ! j At the F;irn; moment Verde Is said to ! have pulled the trigger. The bullet 1 ' struck Siori In the abdomen and he ; ; fell to the lloor. i Verde and his wife then rushed from the house. Police learned that thev headed for South Bend and no- ! tided the local authorities. Chief! Kuespert, Othcers Richard O'Conneil. ; j Iiver atul Lane got on the trail of j A'erde. They learned that Verde's ' wife, who is Polish, was attempting i i to communicate with a sister in the west end. The officers promoted a ; telephone conversation between Mrs. ( Verde and her sister and got on the j wire. Chief Kuespert understood ; trough of the Polish conversation to learn that Verde planned to leave the j city on a South Shore interurban car anil that he intended boarding it at j Olive st. I Officers O'Connell. Lano and Diver' waited at Olive st. and at C o'clock j Verde appeared. He was immediately, arrested. ' Dr. Walter Christophel of Mish- j awaka, attended the wounded man and held out little hope for his reoverv THE MARKETS. INDIANAPOLIS STOCK. INDIANAPOLIS. Tel.. . llOUS-Ko-ceii.bs :;..!: .V and KV- IiiL'her. I'.et hogs, .VJ.'.tO; heavies. IO'jJ !-" '. pig iuiik, CATTbF Heceints "Vl. Market steady. Choice heavy steers. S.s.(KK s." ; light SttiTS. Stt.OO'V 7. To : lielfers;. C,.J."r,f S.oil ; ,-civx,

si.KfT.bd; hulls. ..I'-VitTiti; calves, ....o night services- was an addref-s deiiverf" 1--"'0. ... d bv Countv Commissioner J. IVnnv Slir.I.P-IPM-eipts L-fN). M-Lr.Wri ;V,?U,v: O'Xeil. Mr.'fVNeil predicted that Al-

prone siii-ep ...o. i,-umi, a.i-,,i"" DAIUY MAKKPT. ; CHICAGO. Pelt. L. l'd'TTMi: KeeeipH ! s.iso tubs. Creamery extra, ".or,; extra I iirsts. lS';",.; firsts. I'riiJpj; packing Stock. P H(;JS - lieecii. 1o). pa eases. Current receipts. ordinary llrsts. i:; rt-j ; firsts, extra. clut-ks. SVr2; dirties. "Jpi Jo I.I Vi: POLTrnV Turks. 17: chickens. ': siings. roosters, l'J; ge'se. It; ducks, .".. TOLKDO peb. ir::. ;ic.in. ( 'Jose : TOI.KDO. v m-: AT No. J red. Pn.'M cash. .'! .",-1 : .7 r.-1 ; July. Mav. si. tig 1-1: CU.-CaMi '.- 1-4. I !--; May A TS Cash. 411-1; Mav. 4:.: .Inly. 4i CLOT:i:si;i:i)-Cash. lVb. and March, sv'o: April. ss.ui-L': Oet. ss.oj A LSI Mv-Prime. ManJi. S10..VJ1.'.. TIMtTH Prime and Pel, and March, s-.P I'MhX STOCK YAUIS. III.. Peb. j:!..-. IP a,.s--Hoivipts :N,tuo. Market strong b ." higher. .Mixed and butchers. Ss..Vf s.so ; good heavy. .Ss.4ur, s.so: rough heavv. s.4u . ft is.:) 1 liirht. s.M.js.so; bulk. .nxcVi S..7.-;. pigs. S7.7"ir'j s.To ; CATTI.i: Ke.vlpjs. S( Market t-iilr nnd strong. P.eeves, .S7.'o''r,aar. : eons and heifers. .Sk'Olf stockers and feeders. s.t..,ir,, s.oo : lexans, .vj.h) s.oo; calves. S7."o,Vf 1 lew). SHPLP-IPsipts. .'IVO o. Market sb-adv. Native and western. .4.'.0'5T.g."; lambs SOUTH 11KNI) MAHKKTS. n.oun and rrKD. (Corrected Inily by Knohloi'k ic GInz, Hydraulic Ave. 1 Ceren and l'lour l,uvlnc wheat at 9-e: oats nt 40o, retailing ai .-.:; rye, Coc; corn, buying at r.sc, sell.ng at TOe. rnovisioxs. (CorrectiscI Dally by F. V. Muoller, 210 E. Jefferson Blvd.! Fruit Oranges, per tase. ?; 1.00 ; selling at SOi' to (r per doz. Lemons, per case, l.oO; Belling at U0 to 40c per doz. Ilanamts, buy. lug 7.V to 52 per hunch. Cauliflower, buying .l.GU per doz; selling-. l. to ge each. Vegetable New cabtnge, paying 2c per pound: selling at 4c. Potatoes, T0c per Li. ; selling at 2.V per peek. HtiMcr and llggs Country luitter. pay. Ing 2"e to HO.:; selling. l'7c te 3V. Cream- f cry. :le. Pgs. strictly fresh, paving to .o0c. selling Coc to ."Sc. II A V, STISAW AMI I KKP. (Corrected Daily by tlie Weslev Miller Plour A: Peed Co., 4L"0 S. Michigan St.i Hay. paying $1.'; selling at .514 to SIG. Sraw paying ;.(;. celling at dO per bale. Old corn, payiug .r.s' per hu. ; selling ati' to 7Do par iu Oats prying 40V per hu.. oiling at 17c to ."-cn er hu. Clover eed, payini;.7.o per hu. ; s.-iiu at to LIVK STOCK. (Corrected Daily hy M.iJ..r Uros., S. Logan Street. 1 Jleivy fat steers. live cwt.. Jd.OO .7.2."; drsed. $1.'.(0 to .fll'.rO. IVedors, $r,.7: to ?'j-7". Larnhs on foot. $.".l0 to $0.rl; dressed 10c to 14o. 1! -g. ltVl to 2 lh.. 57. 7o to ?.U0; 'JUO to iv lbs.. $7.10 o ?sah). SEEDS. (Corrected Daily by vVamer Eros. Se?3 Co., 114 II. Wayne st.) Timothy paying to .:. per bushel, se'.lirg at -Si Ol.. Ked ( lever paying S7.00. selhiig .n..0. roVLTUV AM) MEATS. (Correct i Daily by tbe Perndtli Market, Mnic St 1 12. A Toultrr Sfrhug ciiKven. pfiTing 12'c to loo; filing at SO: to 2..c; old ihiekens. paying l-M3c; sellng at -(.. .Turkeys, paying VJ' tv dressed; st-llne. lb. Meat lie. dl : Vert I. to round teak. 2v- to 2.V; slrbda steak, .'loo; porter CCX'. t' !.: be r roat. 20e to 2,V ; Dolling bevf. 0- to v; lard, IV: smoked fcam. 0. to . Ujsters, 40. to iuart TALLOW AM) HIDES. (CorrtHted Pally rr .s. W". LI;pman. 2:0 N. Main St.) Tullou Hough. 2e to ,le': renIertnl, Ko. 1. V3c to OVi'-: No. e've to 4i2c. lli,tc-No. 1 green liLW !K- to 12?; cured, caif iLiu, lr.HiC to 17ic; wool. 17c to 20e. TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT AD.

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itching skin s RESINOL OINTMENT, with P.e?ir.ol ?oap, 5 tops itching instantiy.quickly and easily heal the most distressing cases of eczema, rash or other tormenting skin or scalp eruption, and clears away pimples', black headt. redness, rouhnes3 and da:drnff, when other treatments have proven only a waste of time and money. Beware of imitations. Pa?inol old tr rrf tiflly every drue-g-ist in th United Bt&tei. but yoa tn test it at our xpise. Write today to Dept. 20-S, Resinol. Baltimore. Md., for a liberal trial of Pweeinol OinLir.er.t and neslaol Soay. BILLY SUNDAY WILL GET 885.000 PITTSBCRCH. Pa.. Feb. INk It is estimated Sunday night oy the committee having in charge the "Hilly" Sunday free will offering that the evangelist will take something over $"j,000 out of Pittsburgh as his share of the receipts of the eight weeks' campaign here. As is his custom. the revivalist ! claims as his own all the money colj lected n the. last day of his stay. At the conclusion of the Sunday ; morning service in the tabernacle it 1 was announced that collections up ! to that time totaled $24,100 and it was 1 expected that the amount to be taken j at the evening service, together with j the envelope collection in the various : churches which have joined in the 1 Sunday campaign would swell the amount to fully $3o,0o. ! In a local bank as early as SaturJ day afternoon there was a deposit to i Sunday's credit of $18,000. J Checks for various amounts, many 1 of them large, have been rolling in I on the evangelist and his party all I week and there have been gifts of , purses of gold, diamond ornaments l and other gifts. The total conversions for the period J during which Sunday has conducted I services here numbered i'.",0io, one of ; the biggest records. The total eollcci tions taken in during this time to ' cover expenses reached ?.s. ;:'.;. The : total attendance was 1. .":!, 00U. One of the features of the Sunday leghenv county, now in the midst of a liquor campaign, would go dry by a hijr margin through the efforts of Kvangelist Sundav. He further prophesied that the entire state of Pennsylvania, would drop into the "dry" column soon, primarily due to the enthusiasm aroused by Sunday, liev. K. S. Traver, pastor of the BREAKS A BAD GOLD IN A JIFFY! TRY II 'Tape's Cold Compound" Gives Quick Relief Don't Stay Stuffed-Up! You can end grippe ami break up a severe eojd either in head, chest, body or limbs, by taking a dose of : "Pape's Cold Compound" every two I hours until three doses are taken. j It promptly opens elogged-up nostrils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose running, relievos sick headache, dullness, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. I lon't stay stufted-up! Quit blowing and snuflling! Hase your throbbing head nothing else In the world gives such prompt relief its "Pape's Cold (ompound," which costs only J.". cents at any drug store. It acts without assistance, tastes nice and causes no incotiveniei ee. lie sure ou get the genuine. Advertisement. AIM: WO.MMV XATritALI.Y p()xdi:xt? A jd'omitU'tit ' writer so Women are constituted with di :s. claims, a delieate organism and in nine cases of ten mental depression may b out attributed to an abnormal condition of the system which expresses itself in nervousness, sleeplessness, backache, headaches, causing constant misery and as a result despondency. Lydia K. Pinkham's "euetable Compound, a simple remedy made from roots and herbs, is th- one great remedy lor this condition. It goes to the roc t of the trouble ami overcomes despondency. Ad'. : -ement. JAPANESE QUESTION TO BE SETTLED SOON WASHiyc.Toy, Feb. 2::. Secret negotiations for the settlement, of the Japanese exclusion and alien land law questions are being carried on by the state department with Japan and a definite settlement or a final disagreement with the Japanese government i expected within the next two weeks. The negotiations are being guarded with the utmost secrecy partly because of the delicate political situation in Japan and p.utly ln-oatise of the secrelivo policy followed by the state department in all its international dealings. A Winter t'otmli A stnltorn. anoyin?. ilepre.sing euuuh lianas on, racks the ii3y. weakens the luns. anrl often leads to serious res;;"toirie :;rt iH.-e of Dr. Kind's Nt-wTisi'ov'-ry jrivt-s relkf. Henry D. .-'ar.aers. of Cav rulish. Vi.. was threatened with cori5umiJtion, after hains ineurnon:a. He writes: "Dr. Kind's Xew Divovery ouht to "e in every family; it is eertainly the lest of all nieili' ines for.eonhs. colds fr Inn; tri'iit'lf." ilood for children's eouuhs. .Money hack if not satisiieJ. Price ."0e. and $1.0 0. Recommended ;y All Drns?ists. Advt.

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SUTCLIFFE PRINTING COMPANY SOLD

The plant atul luiMne-i-i of The Sut.-iiffe Printing Company w.i seM to the Cvtalog Service Company, one of South U.-nd's iew eorporations wriih wh oie-unied l ist summer by II. II. Kocmer and s. Samlsmo. The Catalog 'Service Company up to this time was athliated with the Sutclitfe Printing Company, having taken over the sales end of the business of the latter. The SuPliffe Printing- Company i conceded t Pe one of the nrt in ierii and complete printing plants In the middle wet and. ip to the time of connecting with The Catalog Service Company, depended upon a loeal bushier. The equipment being desigued for the highest standard of printing it became ne-ary for the former management to arrange for ."-curing business from outside territory resulting in enlisting the service of TN Catalog Service Company. Since tliis combination was effected both foinvriis have enjoved a good business throughout the Centra! States and west f I'--- - v)l 'mm:.:U r-2's? -1 4 hi ...Ajf ii.ifci.ru lit, ,4.11 it, V i umiiti'i 1 DR. FLEENER CO., For Men.

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Prom the very first moment at which we formed the ambition to become high class specialists, down through all the years of practice, our constant aim has been the complete mastery of the special, private and chronic diseases of men. Our reputation today is proof of our .'?uccess. We have realized our ambition and are repaid not only in the price, of our service, hut in the thought that ours is a noble calling and a benefit to mankind. Our Contract is To Cure You Not One Dollar Need Be Paid Unless Cured. This 1 our best recommendation though we have hundreds of others from the best business and professional men in this city. If you are afllicted with private, special or chronic diseases, do not attempt to blindly treat yourself. Consult only a specialist and be positive that he is reputable.

We Positively VAIWOCI7I.K 1IYDKOC HPOOD POISON sTRicrrnn KtiTuiu: PII.I.S II sT CI. A skiv disi:asiis kidm:v ami p,fiAi)ni:n TKOUIILKS IMllVATi: and spi;ci Ij disiisi:s li 8 FREE Con stiltnt ion. Ix and nation and Advki. llnp V. WASIIINT.TON" AV. Odice Hours ! t 12 m.. Sunday. II i 3. SIMOM vaiv )

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The onl3r preparation which removes absolutely Chapping, Roughness and Redness, and protects the bands and face against the winter winds.

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I ! i : i the Miii ppt. due to t!o ; n iiu.il -!U-and treatment erig"tiated and p.-odin-.-d i:i this plant. In (.tober of T.'i:. Mr. i:. C. SiitclITe resigned his i u t ornt in tlie S:uciiiTe Printing Company to Mr. IP-enn-r uli i managed the plant until it Mir ii.ie. Mr. Suteiilfe having gone eat to prom : oii.er interests in which ho hail holdings. Mr. Koemer his been actively engaged in the practical end of the printing 1:;iuess for eighteen years and en joy a wide acquaintance annng iuanuf.i t m i r tlirotjjrhoiit the country. Mr. Sundsmo- took up the study of art oer twftity years ago and Iini-!i.d his education in Kurope. Later taking up the study of lithography and color n juodin -tioii he saw tli wide lieid for art specialists and became -!iirau'd in t!i. printing business. In 1 ' 1 1 Peeuier anl Sund-mo met and engaged in hr.inos ,for t!icmsel vis, The Catalog Service Company will stait business in tlx ir own plant Tues-l.iy. le!-. ruarv i':'.rd. Does a clean Record of 14 Years of Honest, Efficient and Conscientious Medical Practice Appeal to You? Constant Devotion to a . LifVs Wnrk nf Snprial. i7ation Has Given I Js I Mastery of Diseases of Mem 1 I Ask Any Bank or Business Man About Our Standing. Satisfy yourself that we are honest, conscientious and efficient--that we make good every statement and are worthy of your trust. Then come t( us and we will examine you FUI'F-: without obligation tell you th" truth the est of the cure and treat you until permanently cured. All we ask is a guarantee of payment when yr 1 are permanently etirej. Nervous Debility Pltimately lends t .1 Onrral N-te Incline, Mental nifl.v. We cure :i.a TOIir flge er tbe h'l.gti' U tl'ae Veil i. ii sulfered. as "eat hy th l.-itet up-to-date irK-th-i'is. A t -i j T v. S'Ooil eotivlr.re tli. '-' "l v ej .( I -ii. kr fr circular" t 606 V E lilVK THE (.E.NPINf 914 I OK ma)n nisi:.sKs, If yea are sfferiiig fr.iai peirtc lllood ji.s.. 11,: titrie i;i :i u ! ' - ing e. We !!- t!:" "Mii.ie Professor PhrichH ifrniuii ICmly f.ru:' i . . Jilh-d Co., nr. ! :is Professor I.hrlo h h. -is i;nr'ri'ei tie ,,id pr.-i-.i r 1 i m ir !M.v kr.icvn : '.'14 1 e ..ov.ir-.ci '. This rr.ieily Is . rec.mdd 'iie. Ne Puin. ! I.o of 'I line, ii- doing to th Hospital. .n to 1 rerarn !:';;! s , ;, after !!. treatment. It oidy r -.4 1: i r :i f" i. ac'ites ..f v:i- tirae hy "!: ::.;!;' :..l:id:.Ut.-'t!leri. J3 a S y k Specialists 5 soi tii ni;T. im). 1 to ."i p. ni.. 7 to S p. in. to 12 ni. only. ii tA Lb U llauric LEVY, sole U. S.. Ajr-nt. 1&-17, West 33trt S'. NEW TORK

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Liver and Bowels are Clogged Clean Them Tonight! Feel Bully!

( t a 1 o-cent bo. Siek llead.K h-, 1 :s!i -. nf-.-w, t'oated tn!i-i-. !":! Mte ar; ! foul brent'a alw a s ;r;n Uirm t 'torpid !ier; dcl.ieii. fermep.tin fo.vi , in tlie l.(.vcN or s.c.;r. asy v 1 I'ois'inm:-: mitt'-;- . it; ti ntestifies", ir.stead :r; as! o-it ; of the s st-tn i- ft-. absorbed iT'.to th i blood. Vhn this poison rer he. thdelicato brain tic;e i: aus s f.nestion and th.t d-ill. thro?. bin.:. ci' k- ; enlriK head iche. C.isf.ir.-N iir.:r. di it :r.ir.o :h stomal h. t!i' si;r. ;inlietel f(od and foul uase. take the ex est bile fnm the her and carry out !1 th' cotstipatcd was'e nutter ?.ri'i poisons in t!ie bow. Is. A ascaret te.niiit ol s-:r v sfr.iii;!Uen you out by no-rni:,.. The; work w hile you sle.p .j ii-vnt b from your dru-;jst means ;r had clear, sjciinach sweet and o.;r liver and 'aow-d- regular for mrnthv. Adv. I. state of Pet-r Wrntlmm. OTK i; OP I INAI. A(((ll NT. l' Iireetio:i ,.f 1'. rer .1. " nti md. A ltllili 1st I.I tor of th' Ps'.He ,.f lvtr Wrtal.i:;d. late of r. .losepii Cotmty. ia t! Mate of Indiana, deceased. N'Mici: is nPKPHv i;ii: t.. th !ci:s. legat-s ;ind dci,- ,.f .j..it ;:t. and all other pi :o: intcicstcl i i ti! tate. that aid Ad m i a t s t ra t r ha tlieij in t 1 1 'ourt !ds account .Hie! VoU. ..- er for the tit. a! cttie:nc-:t of said es'.lP. aiel t!iey are Tiie'cf.Te h.-re'.y rcjulnI t i le and appear 1,1 v,tid our! "ti the IC,: i day i.f March, l'.'ll. u Lcn tJa'varne will ! - h'-ard. and make proof . f thc;r heirship r claim to any part f s lid estate, and s;,,.a '.I'i.M' tf any ttiere I.e. why said ao-on-it and ,m: !i.-r shiei'd no! be approved Witness, tlie c;.-rk atid the s,.,j t,f ti. St. .Joseph S'lperi...;- Court at South P.i d, Indiana, tliis jotli .liv of Itbruirx. PM. I KANK P. ClirtTSTnl'lI. Clerk. P.v .lo'm M. Kaab, I-p;t. W. N. r.i-rg.i!!. Attv. 1'cb. l'.;. MarCa Psi.ite if lir:irt't .Nloii. .NdlK i: or IINAI. APPOI NT. P.y ii i n t Sua ..f .lane's NeKn. .l iuiu i wtratef ' tin l.'state f Mtrarct Vi!.vi late f Sr. .1 -i-pli Po'ihM. in tie State ' I in', i. 1 lit, -. 1 ed . Ntbi: is m:ni;p.v ;ij:n t. titicirs. !, afees atid de i,-, ,.f v.ii, deceit -cl.t. and all lie: JMs.,ns i a t " 1 e v t d i a siii -:a'e. thai s;u,i Ailnuuisf rater : fi.e. in ;hjs ('.uitt !ds a.u:it. and ve::iefs fur i liiuil I'tllenieu? ef si(J estiji,'. and they a;e therefore hereby required tie and appe.,r in . t j d cutirt .a the .'a I i.v f f.T !:. I'.iH. w lien ii.. same ! la aid. and in. ike proof of the!, heirship claim t anv j.irt of vaid estate, and shier ailse if my th.-re I.e. why s.-i i. i a.s-ouiit and vini' int should net he approved. W'itr:e. tie and tlie 1 of fh. St. .loseph Sujieiior Court at South P.ei... Indiana, this ""' h dav ..f Pehruirv. 1'Hl n:.v.K p. iii:isT(ipi rierk. P.v .Inhn M. !:.iah. I-put t . 'A". . r.'TL'.ui. Any. I ' ic 'J.'I. Mar h 1". Cut Glass Sale Square Dml "laiier. Discount 3 -FLOOR JEWELRY STORE tfa. Real Estate Purchaser. Vou have heard of frauds' and forgeries in real estate deals. Just now there is much' lalk about losses on account' m" the practices of a certain real estate dealer who recently filed a petition in bankruptcy, howini; losses to creditors of nearly Sl5o,ooo.oo. Had these parties required abstracts or title insurance policies showing perfect titlesJ much of this loss would nofc have occurred. Let us show you how to avoid such losses' in the future. INDIANA TITLE AND LOAN COMPANY Title Dldg. Main and Center1 St EYES EXAMINED FREE Gla..- Ilrtrl at ModertP Pt t S4ifrtl Outrtolrril (il BURKE 0.gQPTJCIANS?l DR. J. BURKE & CO. 239 S. Michljan St. Snnd? f t 10 hy Appointment. . NOTICE H dupll-ff m.ur ln Ihm mm rl at. N' mttf rfe fitted them., Drinc tlie plrne. Harry L Yerrick Funeral Director I furnish the complt eiu!pmfrt, from the f.r: call to the burial. 1 Itotli rhonn. Sl So. St. Joe St.

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