South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 363, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 December 1918 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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10 BUILD SOCIAL

HALL ON CAMPUS

AT NOTRE DAI Knights of Columbus to Erect Structure This School Year. A '?.- ;al "Vnter" S.iihn;', to rov . ; ;.r oxirr.atf ly ?"-'','."". will ' :?'! on th'- Notre I) unc cainu-; -fore th '- of T 1 1 - prer-;t - i : 1 ;! r hy the 'otr r:im --;ntil. Knights of oIw ra'ti, l.bh has ;,w-i T a ' i n h ? a nrtiiri ik'n o raiv-e tli- nt i1"-' irv fwndJ. Th" H al ro'inf ii, whifh is t he only rol-'".-; lYMitin! in X y i I " i i t 1 St.it'-s, imb'-ts a'.oT I" in m'-rr;b-rshii and no irrar difhe '. .lisiflir 1 he Ii'' ' - .a ! ill in t In i i I.- ' i ll' kiv antb i..ited. N'otre Darn ba r.e-.-r T" r i : . i t td the rertion f "fiat' i.o'i-'-. A 55 :: TOatter of faft. .-'I'K ll'lW- r."vr n r.w"si i y a all : ,je dormitories are on the rani;".-, arid ever dormitory lias it- on i i-f.i roily lif. . i t h a-ea.idv and r'-e .-.- ,j t in rooms of Us own. f ' i ; t rl;-ii.' for a coni iion neetir.ir place 1 1 n i f i s i t y for - o c j 1 1 lontr hf'ii fdf. and ;! will m et tiiis wa nt . Howling. biliardiimjsiements will o. The main f!oor will fer the whole functions has ? i -v liuildimr and i-y ondriver, othctloor . o t to othces for the 'Irand Knight other oJti'-ers, and to reading and and io'inKini: rotinr--, with a late foer. The npp'-r floor wili rtain a la rtr' laricintr hall with bt.iMe anterooms, and will be o iiraiik'ed thai f can readily fe concerted into , loflirr- meeting loM'n and a'-o be u-e.'. for initiation ceremoni . It i-; jdanned to have all university dance,i -1 i on the rampw.- aller the -om-pletlon of the buiblir.". Wltli work u'ointr ,,,, rapidly on the rf law htjüdir.L; and plans lrawn for a new social center laiildinp, ami wih Jetfrrs comincr In very day from old students in the army a nnoninii. the return to their vdndie intention to it latins to appear that N'otre Dame will regain her stride jn all ;n tn !M'S ewu !e r fore the sei-ond se ; m - t er, which bo- j -'iris about I-'eU. 1. I RETURNED SOLDIER FINED; IN DANCE ALTERCATION' William ; nuied fr 1 ere,,s. ity court liarpc of 1 erred by Vou mr. ' Uli. ;-t,l Mil' e ii' oia s ii i h t , Voum: .ii Vol. Mi:, v. ho re i .i. I., M'oaths' a .üi'l ami ntly rcer ic? costs in s-'at,ii'!.i morn in i; on a as., nit tf!il hattcry pre-I-rank Ked of this citj. in -umpar.y with I,oui! into an .altercation at lj Woodm ! n's hall 'hrist.11,1 durim: the aiunu-ntl i 'd lUl-d Iolb d (lo'VIl M.iirs. Itecd !ej:e.J that trunk and that be wa :.'ittance tu the d tia Yomu was I refused ad-i Y o a 1 1 d . - r i id that he w.is ilrunk, a'nl laiao thai U e,l att -nipted to : tribe him. The uioue l.cliec l lleeii s testimony, and found the r -l urncd -oi.ji, ,- -ulb n . Itohv M c i r v. , a t b. i , the co-oi' d vornan aricud b Niuht I'atroi ret. ltotf , ts at 1 o' lock "hrist.eas morn im; w.th six quarts of liis'.. a i.ne.l .". e .nid tost.-. '.'he vhWk was i cing carried in a r-uitca-e. and on.- of the bottles had ! . corn broken, letting the nv h i-N y 1 leak Jut onto the sno.v. Th n t'-: k ct'ii sen he woman's arr. of .-no II 1. K1 OP THANKS. j We wish to thank th- friends and neighbors and Pe . W'ichbt for the' kind expressions 'f svmpathy audi the beautiful Iloral offerings during I our I. t - bereavement. j Mr. and Mrs. Pi-hard Stephan. : Brother Advr. md 'Isters.. 1 7 .7. -2 ; :

Touch Toes Fifty T imes Fine exercise! Keeps skin clear and complexion rosy by forcing the delayed food, poisons and waste from the stomach, liver and bowels. Splendid!

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But most people take their exercise in an easy chair. They become headachy, b.I.uus, .müow, dyspeptic, constipated. Such fulks nvast take Cascarets occasionally. No ether cathartic or laxative "works" like harmless Cascarets. They act on the bileclosed liver and constipated bowels gently no inconvenience! Caca'ets rot op.Iv 10 cents n box.

iKANSAS CITY TO HAVE DENTAL CLINIC FOR 1 1 1 o oonuuL uniLuntrj lr. A. J. Mt-DonaM, Former South iW'ml Man. HfiU tli ( ommitto. saJ a oe iciowinp from th Kant "ity Star, will h of inU-nst to Fouth lU riil pop'. whoro rar1 of the t;th f school children U he!n agitated. al--o from the fart that Dr. A. J. McDonald, to whom the article refer.--, N a former South I .end man. The Star says; " 'Kansas City ran no longer affor.l to !,o- to th" will or bid for the favor-4 of warl politicians, when j school children's t ho lsari'ls of the months of this ritv are filled with poi.-on fror:, lark of the proper dental raro.' l ne?e were the words or Dr. A. f. Mi Donald, president of the Kan--ai ity Dental society, in appoint- I int.- a committee la'-t nirht at a dinner of the society, to see if by s-om. means a free dental clinic for th--- school children of the city ' uhln't be established immediately. "Dr. McDonald pointed to the fact that seven years of diligent work on th part of the dental society and Iadimr citizens of Kansa City to Irno dental hygiene included in the '.i!f :dur- of the public schools and f . dental clinic established for the m hod children has been of no avail. Politicians OppoM It. " 'Our efforts liave onlv bronirht ns to realize that Kansas T'ity is ruled ! by p-iticians. Where dental hygiene and a clinic is needed the most ve have made the least progress. Mern-l-ers of the school boad have been "beted on a platform pledged to -npport what they realize is vitally r.cs--;iry alcnc this 'ine only to t'-xrl us later,' he said. " 'We must co to those who nee' the attention the most, and who can force the ward politicians at the i-allot box to favor what they already realize is necessary.' "A program of publicity to include the education of the people through the press theaters and other mediums was outlined. Tt was determined hy the dental society to appropriate a certain sum of money to this end. T'quipment for the clinic could be secured at cost, and all necessary help with the exception of dental nurses would provided by 'the members of the local dental i fraternity. j "Dr. .Tames M. Prime of Omaha. I Neb., the principal speaker, pointed ' out w hat had been done in Omaha ; and many of the other cities of the I i . i e i i i n'.i. i wii'Moiip. lie 1 ' s " 1 'I ' I me tint; Dr. Prime d llered his lecture on 'Nature's Scheme in the ' Forms of Human Teeth.' " CHRISTMAS TREE FOR CHILDREN ON FRIDAY A "hristmas tree laden with Rifts of candy ami toys for the children was a feature of the entertainment ' given last night hy the Salvation ' Army, to mark the close of its Yulej tide festivities. A short program of recitations, stories and carols which I preceded the quft giving, was en joyed by 1-0 guests of the army. A great deal of credit for the success of the Christmas activities of the Salvation Army is due Capt. and Mrs. Nehemiah Brookes, who were in charge of the arrangements. M.ccin-:r:s iiavi: party. A Christmas partv featured the i I meeting of the South Pond Review, I No. 4. D. O. T. M.. held Friday night. Christmas gifts were exchanged and ref reshments were served. Mrs.

ser-' J11'' Pattison was presented with a ; . I birthday gift by the members of the I organization. A semi-public instal- ; lation of otlicers will be hebl at the ; meeting on Friday night, Jan. 10.

iirsiiAM) is vorxii:i. Pvt. Iialph Cover, reported in a recent casualty list as having been slightly wounded, is the husband of Mrs. Hilda H. Cover, 903 S. Chapin st.. and not a son as was originallv stated

SCÜSSES COLISEUM SITES Property Owners Confer With Chief Executive Regarding Memorial Location. Mayor Caron spe.it Saturday mornins conferring with owners' of prospective sites for the erection of the proposed memorial coliseum to he erected by the city at a probable . . .v,,v .v, cost oi uuii, irij lur nivii uir I'ls are now in Cour? of prepara tion. While the mayor stronely favors the property extending from the city 11(111 tl - .iiaiu rL. llfc fcw .4.1. av. as a site tor the coliseum, he has not fully determined upon the exact location for the memorial. Nothing definite resulted from the conference held in the mayor's office Saturday morniner. Other conferences arc to be held while the plans for the coliseum are beinfr completer ny uuuainR commissioner W. D. Teeple. Th(' Il'ns are expected to be ready jto bA submitted to the city council at the meeting of the committee of the whole to be held Jan. 6. WYMAN'S REMODELING BASEMENT TO MAKE MODERN SALES ROOM Owin? to the increase of business in the past year Wyman & (.o. are compelled to have more selling space and are remodeling their basement into one of the most up-to-date sales rooms in the city. The new addition is to he equipped with beautiful mahogany furnishings and is to he finished from Moor to celling in white, the lloor to he of white tile. The work on the new addition, which is to be started Monday morninc, is expected to take at least two months. The 5,000 square foot basement of the Union Trust building has been leased by Wyman fc Co. and will be used as a store room for the large surplus stock the store always has on hand. CASSIDY RAIDS ALLEGED HOUSE OF ILL FAME Prisht and early Saturday morning. Asst. Chief of Police Cassidy, alone and single handed, made a raid on an allesed house of prostitution at the southwest corner of S. Michigan and W. Division sts. Three women, Bessie Allen, Florence Miller and Clara Perkins, were placed under arrest by the a-ist-ant chief and taken to police headquarters, where they furnished bonds for their appearance m city court Monday morning. A.B.LACHLIN WILL OCCUPY PULPIT HERE A. B. Lachlin of Chicago, representing the Christian mission to Israel, will be the speaker at the morning services of the Indiana Avenue Christian church today. The communion service will begin at 10:40 o'clock. Bible school will be held at 1 : T. 0 o'clock, with special music by the orchestra. Fred II. Wilson, the superintendent, will be in charge. The yearly meeting af the church will be held on NewYear's eve. 21 ARE NATURALIZED The following men wore natural- ) ie-1 in the circuit court Friday aft ernoon: Thomas U Kemey, jonn Plessel. Henry Meiner, Joseph DeWolma. Joseph learner. Peter Kec;:cli. Rudolph Paege, William Temple. Peter Dircll. Stanislaus Minichouskl. Joseph Zbieranski, Gustav Weder. Karl Wagner, Christoph Doetsch. Julius Grueger. Adam I Soelch, John Hartstein, Joseph Pteinkohl, Carl Ni-vch, Julius Engel and Frank Kosiek. 320,000 FRENCH ARE BACK IN HOMELAND sscbited Pros' Service : PARIS. Dec. 2S (Havas.) Already .120.000 French prisoners have be n repatriated from Germany, according to announcement made by Touis Deschamps, under-secretary for demobilization, in '.he chamber of deputies today. Tt is expected that all prisoners will be repatriated within a month. With respect to the possibility of using ports on the Rhino for rovlrtualling the liberated regions and the armies, Foreign Minister Pichon .led., red that the general headquarters had appointed a committee to formulr.te a plan of procedure. TAKl.S I.OCAl, HKANCII. A. W. Peterson, for three years manager of th Hlkhart branch of the prtst-O-Lite servh-e station, has t.j.'::i over the local branch of the same battery service, which was formerly Hin hy the Central K'.ectrie Co. Mr. Peterson will take immediate possession of the service station which will b open for business at '.''j W. Wayne st. MAKHIAfii: MCMNsrs. I.e. M. Voder, farmer. Ship.-h--wanna. Ind.. t rdr.a M Hol. nursSu ris. M i. h. IUKT1IS. to Mr. and a v.v. D-c. - Fb-rn Mrs. S X tt II; worth

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Judge Mott Annuls

Maude Robertson's Marriage When Maude D. Robertson took the stand to testify in her own be half in the divorce proceeding j npainrt her hu?tund. Clarence Rob- J rrtson, in the St. Joseph superior court Saturday night, she was inforrnej by Jude T. D. Mott that her marriage would be annulled. This was the first time in the history of the superior court that a night session has been held. ThLs was done to clear up the docket for this pessior; of court. In her testimony. Mrs. Robertson told the court that she was only 13 years of age, and that, as both she and her husband were not old enough under the laws of Indiana to get married, they went to iSt. Joseph, Mich., to avoid this law. Jude Mott then claimed that under the existing state law such a marriage would not be acknowledged a,s legal. It was decided, after a heated argument, that the marriage be annulled. In her complaint for divorce the plaintiff alleged that her husband called her vile names, struck and choked her. She claimed that on Oct. 1C the defendant told her to go out on the street and earn a living In any way she could. An absolute divorce and the custody of her minor child was granted to Mrs. Suda Old father from David oldfather in superior court Saturday night. In her complaint the plaintiff alleged that the defendant accused her of infidelity and that, while ill, he struck her and refused to pay her doctor bills. The plaintiff was given 54 a week to pay for the support of their child. PREMIUM AND PET STOCK ASS'N SENDS OUT PREMIUM LIST Premium lists for the- 10th annual exhibition of the South Bend poultry and pet stock association are hein sent out in large numbers, nearly G.000 having been sent in the las; few days. Special coops for rabbits have been sent for and are expected to arrive the first of the week. Rabbits are to be a special feature of the exhibition, which will be held Jan. 11 to 19 at H07-9-11 S. Michigan st. Prizes ranging from $1 to ?." and ribbons will be awarded and arrangements have been 'made by the board to sell specimens for the exhibitors who wish to sell, free of charge. NEED NOT REGISTER W. S.S. BEFORE JAN. 1 The 131 S series of War Saving stamps need not be registered before the first of the year. This announcement was made at the postotflce Saturday morning and was occasioned hy the rush during the last few days to have stamps repisterei. The great number of people who have appeared at the pos-tottice dur ing the past week for that purpose , has led the postal authorities to th-? conclusion that many people believe that the present issue cannot be registered after Jan. 1. The postal authorities also wish to urge people not to cash their War Savings stamps. There has been an unusually large number of stamps cashed during- the last month, which should not be so, as the provernmental need for war funds is by no means ended. AWorxciiMcxT: Our 1919 Christmas Cash Club is now open, all classes; come in and let us explain. Citizens' Loan Trust A.- Savings Co.. 112-114 W. Jefferson blvd. 10:?8-0 Advt. oRonn or Tin: maccahkix. Dance. New Year's Eve. at W. O. W. hall. Advt. 10S0r,-29 GRAY HAIR! Interesting Letter From a "Woman Wim Doubted. lay!e You've) Hail a. similar Kxperiemv. Th following letter is absolutely genuine and written to us voluntarily. The convenience of Never-Tel in jerfumed tablet form and the fact that it will not stain the most delicate skin, are rapidly making it the most popular toilet requisite. ok l.-ih Am City. June 2, 10b. Never-Tel Ljibomtorles Co., Kniifas City. Am enclosing four coupons und four cents, for which rleas" s-nd me free pak;ipe of Never-Tel. I have used four iioxf f Never-TVl In connection with the shampoo you recommended. I tLlnk it is a wonderful hair restorative. My hair Is beautifully dnrkeiied and Is noft and fluffy. There" Is not a peik of dandrut" to be found en my scalp. I whs afraid to try It at first, as there are many Lair t nlrs and restoratives on the market that do more harm than good, and all of thm nnke the hair sticky and messy, but I decided nothing couU be rau h worse thun brine pray at -7 and my hnir v;tn fat turning pray. So I tried Never-Tel, following the dlrc'ions cs closely ns possible. An rie1 i'hted with results. I think everybody : should us- Nver-Tel. whether gray t,r i net, as It Is h'i h a- fin ton!' and rids j te scalp rf ('.uielrufT. I am going1 to u?. If eery . or two htn?e my hair Is darkened. Ke-pp tfuly, M HS. G. A. M At p.ll druccists, vv from XeverTt 1 laboratories C".. Dept. 21. K.ir.fxs City, upon receipt of 50c. CATARRH V-fc For head or throat Catarrh try th vapor treatment

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