South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 73, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 March 1914 — Page 7

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Wliy Not Bt the First One to Weir the Really New Styles I PICTORIAL REVIEW PRESENTED The "MINARET" Styles

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The first Draped Skirts were displayed in PICTORIAL REVIEW for March, 1012 7 months before any other pattern offered draped effects. PICTORIAL REVIEW offers now as the latest from Paris The "Japanese" Collar for womens' and misses' dresses, waists, coats, etc Now is your chincc to chooe and wear this, the latest style from Paris first. At our Pattern Counter, you may inspect this charming fashion.

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DAMAGE TO CHURCH REPAIRED BY MEMBERS Mm of Lou oil frights M. K. I'o Saws ami Hammers Like Ileal Carpenters. y tlioir pastor. I Lev. Arthur Seh:ifer. 15 turn of 1 1 1 brotherhood of the Lowell Heights M. K. hurch I ri (!; y nili t put on carpenters :pror.s .srizd liammery and saws and .iM-ut two hours in preparing the damdone tin? church last Sunday by Me. Part of tho floor destroyed in the lasinent was replaced by the men, t;crnc joists were doubled arid ither minor repairs mailt'. It is estimated that $lu0 was saved by the men doinjc tin repair work themselves. Saturday afternoon the men v ill clean up the. hur h, replace the seats and put the house of worship in readin 1 3 for Sunday morning's serices. Followip.fi tho work a buffet luncheon was srvd which was prepared by the men. A social hour followed. MISS WILSON TO MARRY Krportcd That She May Heroine the Hride of Secy. MeAdoo. "WASHINGTON, Mar. 7. The several times reported engagement or Kleanor Wilson, youngest daughter of Pres. and Mrs. Wilson, to Secy. t the Treasury MeAdoo received additional confirmation Friday via WiUiamstown, Mass.. where her siyter, the 1 .1 Hi white house bride, Mrs. Frances Howes Suyre, now resides. From intimate associates of the Say res it has been learned that Miss Wilson's family and relatives are momentarily expecting the announcement of her engagement to the secretary of tlie treasury. PASSENGERS KILL AND EAT WEAKER MEMBERS Thiriy-thrce Head and Many Injured by Conllict Due to Hlizard. riUHAnFJ.PHIA. Pa., March 7. The most gruesome tale which has erne out e.s a result of Sunday's storm was unfolded Friday when a train which had b?en stalled in the drifts pulled into West Philadelphia and the passengers were found to be appeasing their hunger by cannibalism, killing and feeding upon their fellows. The train was from the west and the 7m passengers were destined for New York. Thoy had been caught by the blizzard in the vicinity of Lancaster and had been held up there until today. Railroad men w ho opened the doors of the tars found tho passengers lighting ferociously among themselves, trampling the weaker under foot and tearing to pieces and devouring those who went down. Thirty-three were dead and in arious stages of being aten while others were so badly injured that it was considered useless to try to treat them. The dead and dying were dragged from the cars and the carcasses burned whi'e othrr railroad men hurried ouantitus of corn into the cars for the veracious and half starved passengers were hogs consigned to a New York packing house. i:CCKSlONlSTS AM) homi:si;ij;i:hs Full information as to rates anil mutes to Seattle. Spokane. Portland. Yaneoiiver. Alberta. Saskatchewan ami the Northwest will he furnished by addressing J. Pond. A. H. P. A., :.l Merchants Loan and Trust Hl lg.. 'hieago. 111. Adv. 1I.UIMON1), ln.1.. March 7. Oliver C Policy of Fulton county is dead, aied Pulley vas not sure that he had been baptized when h cU religion L'o years before the Fi il war, and t. satisfy himself was immersed in a creek recently. "I was taken with a severe headache and cold, which finally brought on constipation and bowel trouble. Physics of all kinds .were used, and we were obliged to resort to the fountain syrirge for help. I could drink castor oil like water, but it did no good. Salts were of no use. The doctors were puzzled. After using three bottles of Pcrana I consider myself entirely well." Mr. John B. Capers, No. 610 Pecan St, Fort Worth, Texas. Thonf who objrrt ia T.fqnlt MrtJIcluc Cud IVrunn Tab let n tiNiirnblp rrniftljr foe CATARRHAL C UN UITIUAS.

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Costuae. 15 cn!. WOMAN ROUTS BURGLAR Tires Shot at Man Opening Window! and He Heats Hetreat. CHICAGO, March 7. Mrs. Leon V. Finn fought a thrilling revolver battle with a burglar early Friday in the rear of her husband's confectionery store. The burglar was routed. Mrs. Finn was waiting in the store for her husband to return from the home of his aged mother, who is ill. She heard a noise in the rear of the store. extinguishing the lights and taking a revolver from a desk she crept to the door. In the darkness she made out the outlines of a man. He was trying to force one of the windows. Mrs. Finn Jired the revolver. The burglar turned and fired at her. Both Mrs. Finn and the man emptied their revolvers exchanging shots and then the burglar tied. INSURANCE AGENTS GATHER HERE TODAY Northwestern Mutual Life Men Will Have Hanquet and l)ieuss J5uincss. Hife insurance agents of the Northern Indiana Agents association of the Northwestern Mutual Hife Insurance Co. came into the city S'aturdav to attend another of the all day sessions of the association recrtitlv formed. The meeting is being held at headquarters in the Summers building. A complete program has been arranged, to be featured by a luncheon to be held at 1 o'clock at the Y. M. C. A. Representatives from all over northern Indiana to the number of about 30 are in attendance ar d addresses on insurance work were to be heard from a number of them. At the luncheon at the Y. M. C. A. the Rev. James A. Gardiner of St. Paul's Methodist church was to deliver an address, the subject to be "The Life Worth While." GOSHEN FIRMS ARE HIT BY FRAUD ORDERS GOSHKN, Intl.. March 7. Washington dispatches Fridav say the postoffice department has issued frauil orders against Johnson & Son and the Inter-State Hay Co. of Goshen. The action is the result of a recent federal prosecution, alleging fraudulent use of the United States mails, . to which charges the defendant pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Anderson anil paid fines. Several weeks ago H. K. Johnson of the Interstate Hay Co.. and S. C. Hubble of South Rend, his attorney, went to Washington anil nnneared heforo the department to argue against ::su-! . i zng rrauu orders. The matter was taken under consideration and now adverse rulings has been made. Under the order no first class mail can be delivered the two firms. PRINCIPALS WILL MEET I N'orthern Indiana MciiiIkts to (iathcr ! at Anderson. ! The Xorthern Indiana High School Principals' club w ill meet at Ander-1 son March -0. lour or five local principals including K. I,. Sims will probably attend. The club membership is small and all are expected to give whatever observations they have made on the school problems of mutual interest, which are brot.ght up for discussion. The club meets twice a year, the fall meeting was held at Michigan City. WANTS AN ALL YEAR RECREATION SYSTEM Question Hut lp to Mayor Keller and .Meeting Will In? Held loiter. An all year recreation system for South Iteml is a posMbility. A place where the children of the city may sport in the winter time as well as in the summer may soon materialize. The proposition is now in the hands of Mayor Fred W. Keller and others interested. A report will be ready in two weeks to be submitted to Walter n. Dickinson of New York, secretary of the Playground and Recreation society of America. Mr. Dickinson has been conferring on the matter with .Mayor Keller and has also enlisted the aid of John M. Studehaker, sr.. and various club leaders and business men of the city. These men met recently at the Y. M. C A. and after discussion placed the matter In the hands of the mayor. An invitation from the committee interested has already been extended to the J'laygTound tissociation to do field work in South Hend. If practical results are obtained a system may be established with a trained manager. The system may begin with well managed playgrounds for the summer months to be later supplanted by a gymnasium for the winter month-. Mr. Dickinson believes that the only successful recreation system is one with a trained manager at its had and urged the local people interested to institute a system along those lines.

GEO. W. VANDERBfLT DEAD AT WASHINGTON!

Owner of Magnificent Private Home at Biltmore, N. C, One of Few Members of Family Who Lacked Business Talent. WASHINGTON. Mar. 7. George W. Vanderbilt, brother of William K. Vanderbilt of New York, and one of the scions of the family whose name has meant millions for generations, died at his residence at .about 3 o'clock Friday evening1. His death was due to heart failure caused by a pulmonarj embolus which developed after he was operated upon for appendicitis ten days ago. Only Mr. Vanderbilt's wife and his physician. Dr. James F. Mitchell, were at his bedside .when lie died. He has been .suffering from Intestinal trouble for several months, but not even his intimate friends believed that his condition was grave three days ago. They thought the operation was entirely successful. William K. Yinderbilt arrived in Washington Friday night to take charge of the body. It probably will be taken to New York city Saturday. His death is a heavy blow to Washington's social world. Although Mr. Vanderbilt and his wife .were comparative strangers to the capital they were already great favorites. He was the second son of William H. Yanderbilt and was born in New York Nov. 14, 1st; 2. George Yanderbilt was one of the few members of his family who showed comparatively little talent for business and for 20 years or more has deoted his time entirely to outdoor life and artistic interests. The main work of his life has been the development of the most magnificent private estate in the United States at Hiltmore, N. C. It consists of 100.000 acres of the best mountain country of the south and its centre is an elaborate chateau of French renaissance design. He contributed liberally to art and to education. Several of the galleries in the Metropolitan museum are filled w ith his donations and he helped many a poor struggling painter to gain a foothold. Mr. Vanderbilt's Washington home was at 1612 K st. SKMMtlXIAXT HOMH DOCTORS is what women are called who all over this broad land make their annual collections of rots and herbs, and rely upon recipes which our pioneer mothers found dependable for different family ailments. In one of these recipes, Hydia K. PJnkham's Vegetable Compound had its origin and so successful has it proved that there is hardly a city, town or hamlet in America where some woman who has been restored to health by its use does not reside. Advertisement. I'RHIi IX F ) KM AT I O X Regarding Minnesita, No. Dakota, Saskatchewan, Alberta and the Pacific Northwest reached by 'the Soo Line from St. Paul and Minneapolis. J. C. Pond, A. G. P. A.. HO 4 Merchants Loan and Trust BhU., Chicago, 111. Advertisement Do You Know the Right flan for This Work? H;:it; i::ltt::: 1 . : : :; lL . Ill - If you know an ambitious, self-reliant, worthy youiifr man -hiiru you can confdentiouslT re-commend for tbe Flying Merkel Agency !n this section of Indiana, tell us about him. We an? Interested la lam. If he can meet our standard of qualification we are in 1 position to offer him the opportunity of his life. New Flying Merkel Motorcycle Agencies ure being establlihert in hundreds of towns and villages. There l a brilliant chance for tbe right representative. However, wo mtmt have a repre-stututlre who is ia a position to purchase a demonstrator at Exclusive Prie Only to Agents, and thereafter the Flying Merkel Iyocnl Agnt will hare exclusive right to sell theee wonderful motorcycles in the territory allotted. It la easy for the right young man to control the entire motorcycle business la hi locality, and beside we giro him full heneflt of cur Dealer' Aid Bureau, vrhlclx amounts to a Free Course in Motorcycle tSulesmanshlp. . FLYING MERKEL MOTORCYCLES are the easiest to rell beeouse they ar the best- made. Beet materials, better wxyrkEinusulp than found in any other motorcycle. Kic1us1t features are Self-Starter, Hprtn-c Frame ond Fork. Full Bnll-Benr-lug Motor. Low Saddle Posttlou. Perfect Uyro-woplc Balance, Throttle-controlled oiler, and many others. If you know the right young man to represent the largest manufacturer of Hlgh-Grade Motorcycles and Bicycles la the World In this locality tell htm to write today for our agency proposition before nif ore else bnt-H hirn txj It. THE MIAMI CTLCK & MFO. CO.. CC0 Hanover St. Middletown. Ohio 7 HOMEOF GOOD CLOTHE I ib,ste:ed. mgr. New Jersey, Indiana & Illinois R. R. Co. TIMC TAULi: NO. C. Effective March 2nd. 1911. SOUTH BOUND. No. 1 No. Z Sout h Eead 0 am 10:1-" am Nn. T 2:1." pra 'J pm 2:42 pm 2:."1 p:u 3 .-CO pm Klzer r,:7 am 10::t2 am Whartons SneencTs Pine f. :"T am 10:42 am 7:0; am H:.M, im 7 am 11 : um NOItTH BOUND. No. 2 No. 4 7 :4" am 11 :4." am 7 :-"7 am 11 :7 a n S : am 12:0i pin :1." am 12 :!' nn No. n 3 :2Ti pm 3 :cl pm ..:4 pm T. :" pra 4 :10 pm Pine Sweeney Whartons .... Klrr South IWnd.... S:.!0ara 12:0 im

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KOEHLER DENOUNCES

ACCUSERS Of STAND Claims Charges Are Result of Conspiracy Army Men Are Anxious to Testify in Favor of Major. FORT THRRY, N. Y.. Mar. C. MajHenjamin M. Koehler Friday took the stand at his court martial. He not only denied specifically ach and every one of the specifications regarding his aliened immoral conduct, but vehemently denounced his accusers as a clique of conspirators. The dramatic moment in his testimony came when he told the reason why several of his subordinate officers conspired to drive him from the army. He reiterated, it is declared, his entire story of his attempt to make many of these officers cease their debaucheries in the Otlieers' club. He warned some of then) that the entertainments in this cl n b should cease for it has become a scandal. lie. not only issued explicit orders that staff parties between young enlisted men. officers and that parties to lewd women should cease, but he directed that the club be closed and the Japanese servants be dismissed. It was just after this that five of the officers put their heads together and began . preparations to disgrace their commanding olrioer so tlv-t he would never recover from the shock, according to Koehler. lie denied Kenerally that he ever had committed the Immoral acts to which they had testified. In many instances he said official records w ill prove alibis. Since the newspapers have obtained charges and many iacis mat nave been brought out in the "secret" court martial. Maj. Koehler has become the recipient of scores of telegrams from brother officers who have declared their willingness to come here at thQir own expense if necessary, to testify to his moral character. ACTUAL BUYING IS CONSERVATIVE Stormy Weather In Kast Ties Up Trailic and Kccih Huycrs Off tho Market. XKW YORK, March 7. Bradstreets's report for Saturday will say: Mixed aspects loom large in this week's trade reports, stormy .weather in the east tied up traffic and kept buyers away from the markets during the fore part of the week and at the same time poor roads as well as the calling in of salesmen to take care of house trade restricted the volume of road orders generally. Moreover, while sentiment as to the future has I not lost any of its optimism actual buying is rather conservative. Sections outside of the storm-stricken zone report satisfactory trade, although in parts of the southwest country buyers aro not numerous, probably because the full effects of last season's crop shortage now are being felt. Labor is in better call, industrial operations are more active and in numerous occupants idleness is of negligible, proportions. Operations in the iron and sted industrial hold to their recent gait with a tendency toward further improvement. Collections are not above fair, though in odd cases improvement is noted, while at the same time reports of slow payments are numerous. Commercial paper is in good demand, money continues easy and new security issues are readily accepted by investors. A leading plow manufacturing concern reports this year's business the largest and best it has ever done. Detroit reports iron, steel, copper and brass business below normal and railway supplies are flat. Automobile and other lines of manufacture are good. Trade in rubber coats and footwear at New Yfrk has been the best in years, j The market for shovels has also been well cleaned up. Business failures for the week end ing March 3. were 2 6f which compares with 200 last week and 259 in the like period a year ago. TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS 43 Years Old South Bend National Bank CAPTTAIj $100,000, jBUltPLUS KARNHD 110,000 DiimcroRs ' Lucius Hubbard Haven Hubbard I Myron Campbell Marvin Campbell j KobL 8. Campbell Fred H. Badet ! Arthur L. Hubbard. 1 ' Prompt, courteous treatment to all. from all, alwaya. ' on Savings Deposits 4 43 Years Old CHICHESTER S PILIS 1 lit. UlA JivAi U UJV A 4k A . .11 ..I A - t m W. lMlla l It A tail li.li wnt:, Taka other. Jtvy f ynr MAlIo.ND ItRANU PILLS, tor 8 n k no-rn U tlt. St'ct. Aiwa r C plli S01B BY DRttfaCiSTSfVERWHEBf i AIM EXTERNAL

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- v ': .1" $ V4 V?": 'vd . - ' -a..:-:) s im m Treats Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, all throat and Lung troubles. No alcohol or dangerous drugs. Guaranteed. Father John's Medicine is for sale in South Bend by Coordey Drug Co., cor. Washington a v. and Michigan st., also Public Drug store. Streibel ifc Steinel, 124 X. Michigan st., and practically all other drug stores in the city. If you have any difficulty in getting Father John's Medicine from your druggist, write to Father John's Medicine, Lowell, Mass., enclosing one dollar for a full sized bottle. SOME NEWS NOTES. Da vies Laundry. Both phones. Leslie, the optician, 301 Mich. st. Dr. .Stoeckley, dentist, 311 J. M. S. G ET A GAS RANGE NOW GAS CO. Suib for Men and Women $15, $18 and $20. Easy Payments GATELY'S lit K. Jefferson BUd. Route of the Lakes TAE5LE (Etttxtlve epteuu.er VjIZ.) UOSllES DIVISION. Laily Trains Leave. 5:ir am ll:uo a in '.10 a in 12:00 noun 7:U a iu 1:00 p m 8:c a ra 2:0 p m y:u a rn 3:0 p m C:0"; p m :0 p m k:4) ) m :0'J p m JU:w a ia 4 :o) n ui 11 :00 p m MICHIGAN CITY DIVISION. r:l." a. 111. . N:00 a. m. S'O p. ni 6HO a. ai. 11 :( ru. 4 :.':o p. ra 7 :C0 a. in. 1 :X p. m. 0 :oo p. m. 'j :uu p. La. ST. JOSi:i'H DIVISION. 5:G0 n. m., b:0O a. m.. 10:iK a. m , 12 00 noon, 2:03 p. rn.. 4:00 p. m.. 5:,,- p. c. and S:00 p. ra. to Niles. Mich., only. 7:00 a. nr. y:uo a. m.. 11 a. m . 1.00 r m.. 3:00 p. m.. ":C0 p. rx... 7:0 . in., j:0O p. m. and 11 :V) p. m. to St. Joseph. Dally except Nundar. f. i. n.nnr. Supt. lTrsn'?port.'t!cn. REMEDY FOR t t i E3C! and LANDON & CO.

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3 Let me & ED. ONLY "I5HO.MO QPIMNi:' To get the genuine, call for full name. LAXATIYi: HHOMO QFIXIXF. Look for signature of H. W. (IHOVK. Cures a Cold in One Day. 27,c. Adet - L. H. ORVXS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Iady Assistant. 120 West Colfax A v. Home 5297. Hell 297. Raincoats and Rubbers AT THE RUBBER STORE 296 S. Michigan St. EYES EXAMINED FREE; C la.! 69 Fitted at Moderate Price Satisfaction Guaranteed DR. J. BURKE & CO. Dptratrrft and Manufatarlnt: Optlflfint, 239 S. Michlgjai St. Bndr 8 to 10 hy Appolntmrnt. , NOTICi: Wr duplicate any lfiit th lame dar. No mattrt" who flttrd thrm. Urlns the piece. PA TENTS And Trade Mnrlcs obtained in all Countries. Advice l'r-e. I-X). .1. OLTSCII, Keistf-roil Pat. Atty.. 711712 Studebaker Bldff., So. Bond, ind. EYES EXAMINED Lnd IlraUaibe'i lUlievrd Without tbe I'm of Drug by H. LEMONTREE South Ilrnd'ft Idinr OptomtrNt and Manufacturing Optician. 22?: i so. Mlrbls-an Street. Home Thone CM. Phone Z7.7 Sunday fron 9 ti 10 :Z0 A. M. CLEARING OUT SALE On Wall Paper. 3 36 Michigan Ave. 25c Gilts at 15c; :oc Gilts at I2c, 15c Gilts ai 10c; 10c and 12c Papers, 8c; 8c Papers, 6c; 6c Papers, 4c; 5c papers at 3c. Oat Meals at 15c and 20c. Must make room tor new stock. Come and make selections early. L W. W erntz, Prop. l'A.MILY WASHING DOXL AT SWANK'S LAUNDRY 22S X. Mlchiaa St. Ihone. Wc Call Anywhere.

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Advance showing of Turnover Tops for spring and summer wear. Many new and dainty patterns in these likeable little socks for youngsters. You will find a wider range of patterns if you make your selections early. Exceptionally pretty styles at per pair, 25c Ages 2 to 8. Sam'ISpiro & Co.

THERE'S A RIGHT WAY and a wrong way of doing everything, especially plumbing. Ding 1L right means doing it honest, with, honest workmanship and honest materials and fixtures. This is the way we do it for our own patron. When you have plumbing to be done call on us and have it done right. THOMAS WILLIAMS IS.", r,. Jefferson nird. Home Phone 5991. Hell Phone r,3G send you FREE PERFUME PINAUD'S LILAC

Tle world's mo?t famous rcrfnrr.e. verv drop 3 rv.rrt as the living blossom. Fcr haridkerchir f. atorr.irrard h?th. l ine aiter shavir.?:. All the vJce is in the rfrturr.c- on don't ray extra fcr a far.c bottle. The qualitv K wonderful. Th rrice only T'r. (6 o ). Sor J ic. for the little tot'de-cnoush ior 3 handkerchiefs. Writs today. PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD, Department M. ED. riNAUD DUILDING ' NEW YORK

TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT AD, Harry L Yerrick iinera! Director I furnish th6 complete equipment, from the first caJl to th burial. Doth Phone. 219 So. St. Joe St. Public Drug Store New Location 124 N. MICHIGAN ST. CLEAN-1 SALE OF ALL 1 W V Li -3 Every Stove in our Store marked less than house cost 10r discount allowed for cash or terms $1.00 a week is offered. Come tomorrow. J F U R N I T U R E Upholstered ReSnished Repaired and Crated. SOUTH BEND UPHOLSTERING CO. Bell 95; Home 5211.

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