South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 106, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1914 — Page 9

INDIANA AND MICHIGAN BRIEFS

SH VAAIY VILI.K. Harry f-cott. who i' was ltlivt-d wits killed In a railway wreck years aK, suddenly returnd to thin city to find hia wiff married rntl livinsr with IJfulcn lirown. .cott If It for Michigan 15 years qro and was injur I in a wreck. Temporarily h lost his memory and wancier-l aoout the United tale. A son who was thre; jAr old tvhen he left, now IS. will live with his father the rest of his lift?. MAlilOT. Mrn. Mac Knipp, well Known in northern Indiana as the II river of the mc; horse. Ulack Lad.. Jvc-ntly convicted hy a Jury here of Itealint? ;i set of harness, was reI'.ised on a ?u?pndMl sentence f iruin i;e to oiKht years. HAUTPOUD CITY. W. R. Krauss. who with his recond wife In on a visit liere, refused to Mn a petition asking Governor Halston to revoke the temporary parole niven Itao Krauss, his former v.ife, now jervin? time for tho murder of their daughter, that the woman miprht visit her father Dr. IW. Anderson, who is dyintf at Pannville, Ind. HARTFORD CITY. Bert Evilsizer. TO, was struck by a "Panhandle" freight train and seriously injured. i:WNS VILLK. The Ohio river, which has been threatening to flood the val'ey in this neighborhood, has reuche.2 its crest at a stase of 37 feet. MUNCIi:. The commissioners of Delaware county are considering the adxisability of contesting the results f th "wet" and "dry" election. The "wets" declare tho voting machines were imperfect and did not keep an accurate account of the results. LINTON. The progressive party has decided by unanimous vote to put a full ticket in the field in (Ireen county, no coalition with tho republicans being possible. MFNCIE. Carl Haines, aged seven, is d-ad. two brothers and a sister are seriously sick, while the. parents are ixlieved to be recovering, following ptomaine poisoning, the result of eating chicken. The family became sick immedlatelv after eating the evening meal and physicians were called. TLRRi: HAUTK. After a chase lasting two months, W. M. Cozart. insurance agent, has been arrested. barged with fraudulent practice. He used letters to defraud Mississippi men into buying land here, It Is alleged. lNstotfice authorities made tho arrest. PETERS BURC i. Chas. Nolan. 1C. was accidentally shot and killed by his lrther while the two were rehearsing tho William Tell scene here. Late News from Surrounding Towns PAUKYIILi:. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lane and little daughter, Shirley. visited with Will Lane over Sunday. Miss Sherda II ousel, the trained nurse that has been caring for Mr?. Louis Garman. was called home Friday to IMainswell by the serious illness of her mother. oscar Huff and wife visited Ned Doans over Sunday. Mr?. Emma Hall of North Dakota isltcd Mrs. Alva Ulri h last Friday and Saturday. O. E. Huff, Henry Hackcnburg and Floyd Lang went to Sturgis Saturday and returned home with two now Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ulrich returned home from Three Rivers Thursday after attending the funeral of the hitter's mother, Mrs. Mary Hirnobaugh. Ray and LavY-rr.t lllmebaugh of North Dakota visited Alva ITlrich Friday of last week. They are brothers of Mrs. Ulrich. G rover Iiinl of Mendon was a Farkville visitor Sunday at the home of Will Lane. Mrs. Edith Paterson of Dowagiac was called here by the serb of her mother, Mrs. Laura Sidler. Lloyd Lane, who is attending M-hooi at Three Rivers, was home visiting his parents over Sunday. Lloyd Sldler was called here from Minnesota by the ktIous illness of his mother, Mrs. Sidlr. Mr. anil Mrs Grover Loxvthrr of L'nadis visited Mrs. Lowther's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Adams, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Khultz visited t In latter's parents over Sunday. Hurl Adams was a Farkville visitor Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ruth and children of Three Rivers visited John Fisk's family over Sumiay. Mrs. I'horbe Carr and daughter. Cherry, was at VIcksburg Saturday. Ambrose Stofllett of Charlott is homo for a few days' visit. Mrs. Klgin BarnaWe is a Mendon visitor for a fe- days. Puree Carr of Vlckeburg was home over Sunday visiting his wife and little d iiighter. Cherry. Mrs. Guy Creig and two daughters. Margory and Eva, of Three IVivers were week-end visitors at the home of Mrs. Crelg's mother, Mrs. Charles Felker. Clyde Huff returned to Kalamazoo where he is attending school, after a week's visit with his parents. George Huff is slowly improving lifter a serious illness of many weeks. Mr?. Ella Crossoly is 111 and under the doctor's care. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schoolmaker were Moore Park visitors recently. Mrs. George Kromer Is ill. Mr?. Louise Garman is sloxvlv imTImj White Houm? of Modern Home l'hirnMiors 50U to 310 So. Milil. St. HOPE HOSPITAL Ir. I!o 1-tine Dr. Crumnarkcr Kiclulv Ttettnxut vt Alcoholism, Drug Addiction, and Tobacco Habit. l'lionc Home 1111 1211 Public Drug Store New Location

ptovlnir aftr a serious illness of many W e!. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ulrioh and Mrs. Krr.ma Hall and Kay and I-ivcrne Himeb-iuKh vi-sited Ferrin HimehauKh oxer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I-:. M. Fre-so visited a: the home of George Kromer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrin Ilimehauh and family went to Three Hi vers Wtdnrrday to attend the former's funeral, Mrs. Mary Hirnebauk'h. returning homo Thursday. Karl Schoonmaker called at Ambrose Coodacre's. near Fortat,'e lake, Inst Wednesday. Mrs. O. M. Lyman. near Thre FJvers. is seriously ill with heart trouble. Faster exercises will he held at the M. C. church here next Sunday evenine. Everybody Invited. Farkville local talent will present a popular two-act drama, also an interesting play called "Two of a Kink," at the Farkville school house Saturday. evening, April 11. for the benefit of the street lUht fund. Mrs. Frank Burns of Mendon is sick with grip.

lakitvilij:. Mrs. Schuyler Hobertson went to South Bend Tuesday on business. Miss Agnes Auer was in South Bend Tuesday. Miss Fsther Mummy of near Lapaz is here visiting her sister, Mrs. William Fuehs. F. A. Itarkley was in Log report on business Monday. Mrs. Albert Pern' was the truest of Mrs. Frank Wrieht Wednesday. Ellsworth Annis has been ill for several days. Fdward Auer went to South Bend Tuesday evening. Miss Rose Welgand of near Lap.iz visited Mrs. Frank Barkley several days last week. VANDALIA. P. O. Story spent a few days with his parents near Williamsville. Gerald and Raymond Breese are with their aunt at Jones, for a few (lays' visit. Gordon Ogden, of South Bend, is at the home of his mother for a few days. John Seldl has moved his family into town. Mrs. D. M. Bronson started with the ' remnins of her mother Tuesdax. foi Woodstock, 111., where the funeral took place. Mrs. Fred Tietsort entertained her sister from Three Rivers the past i week. Irma Kollar returned to her school ' at Ypsilanti Monday, after spending a few days with her parents. Johrt Doane and wife were called near Daily Friday night, their son, Will, being seriously hurt. j Milton Bellows moved his family from Three Rivers Into the Henry 'Prattles' home. WYATT. Mrs. Amos Snyder is spending a fexv days in South Bend this week. Mr. and Mrs. X. L. Layer are spending this week with their son at Terre Haute. Don Hall has accepted a position in South Bend. The teachers of Madison township held their last institute for this school year at the Wyatt school building, Saturday', April 4. Several visitors were present. Geo. Beron. sr.. spent Tuesday and Wednesday' at Mishawakn, this week. Albert Boeder and Jacob Maurer are building additions to their residences. Call at the Colisium Garage and see tho Apperson Jack Rabbit and Krit Automobile. Advertisement.

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News of Interest to Polish Citizens

SOCIAL EVENTS. The St. Iledvige choir of St. HedwUe's parish' will hold it3 singin? rehearsal Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the association room, under direction of Casimier Luzny. The senior and junior exercising class of the Polish Falcons M. Homanowski will hold its exercises Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Koicluszko hall. The evening fancy work class of the Polish Women's Alliance of America, conducted by Mrs. Mary Niezgodzka, will meet Saturday afternoon at '2 o'clock in St. Iledxvige school buildin i.. PERSONALS. Mieczyslaus Kurlewski, who has been here for a few days, visiting relatives and friends, left Wednesday evening for hi.s home In Chicago. Harry Tomaszewskl of Detroit, has come to South Bend to reside. Charles .Pendllnski has returned to his home in South Chicago after spending a few days with friends In South Bend. John Florczynski of Gary is in the city visiting friends. DEATHS. Helen Kolodzinska, two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Kolodzinski, C02 S. Grant St., died Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock of diphtheria. The funeral was held this morning at 10:30. o'clock from St. Adelbert's Catholic church. Burial was made in St. Joseph Polish cemetery.

If you contemplate building, or intend to re-roof your home, consider first VERIBEST ASPHALT SHINGLES, superior in every way to wooden shingles, as they are highly ornamental, made in colors, Red and Green, water-proof, and guaranteed for years. Manufactured in South Bend, but sold only through regular DEALERS. Any South Bend or Mishawaka Lumber or Building Material Dealer can supply them. Be sure to ask your dealer for VERIBEST ASPHALT SHINGLES, made by HcHENRY-fllLLHOUSE MFG. CO. .1702 SOUTH FRANKLIN ST.

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HEART DISEASE FROM ACUTE INDIGESTION OFTEN FATAL How often wo rtad of someone dying from heart disease as the result of acute indigestion after a hearty meal. Impaired digestion Is very serious ivhrrp the heart is wpnkv na nniiit.

.... -- - - - - - -, uiiuiBioied food ferments and produces gases that press against the heart, and if this organ is weakened by chronic stomach trouble there is grave danger of a fatal attack. Dr. Flood's Scientific Stomach Remedy removes the poisonous waste matter from the stomach and Intestines that interferes l ous gases do not form. If you have any kind of stomach or Intestinal disorder do not put off restoring your health but commence taking Dr. Flood's Scientific Stomach Remedy today and feel better tomorrow. This new treatment remove the cause of your trouble whereas ordinary dyspepsia tablets only treat the symptoms. Your money cheerfully refunded if it does not do all that we claim for it. At all druggists. If not, send to Dr. Flood Remedy Co... Chicago. Refuse substitutes. Recommended and sold by American Drug Co., 133 N. Main St., and other druggists. FUNERALS. The funeral of Anthony Wysocki, aged 36 years, who died Tuesday afternoon, was held this morning at 10:30 o'clock from St. Casimir's Catholic church. Rex. Stanislaus Gruza officiated. Burial was made in St. Joseph Polish cemetery. SUIT DISMISSED. The suit of John H. Meyer and Son against Anton Bilinski, a suit to recover on account, wor dismissed- in the circuit court yesterday.

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PILATE RESPONSIBLE

FOR DEATH OF CHRIST "Pilate would gladly have released Jtsus instead of the prisoner Uarabas after his trial." said Kev. James L. Gardiner last niffht at the vt. Paul's Memorial church. The services were in observance of Passion week. "However." tho pastor continued, "the Jews demanded that Christ be crucified. It was then that PiUte said, '"What shall I do with Jesus called the Christ?' " The pastor's topic. was "What Shall We Do With the Christ?" He stated in his talk that Pontius Pilate had shirked his responsibility that he knew that Christ was innocent, but that he allowed him to be crucified anyway. He said that Pilate then tried to bestow the responsibility upon Herod and the Jewish council. Herod, however, returned the Saviour to the mercy of Pilate. The second service w ill be held on Friday night, when the pastor will speak upon "The Crucifixion". LOCAL MEN TO AID IN KANKAKEE PROJECT J. A. Swygart and D. W. Place, both of this city, have been elected vice presidents of the Kankakee River Improvement association, whose object will be to procure legislation for the draining" of the Kankakee river valley, by which it is believed acres of wild, unproductive and unprofitable lands south and west of here will be transformed into some of the most valuable land in the state. It is believed that every business district in South Pend and in northern Indiana as well as Illinois will be materially benefited if the matter can be broupht about. R. P. Kline of Knox has been elected president of the' organization. Other vice presidents besides those mentioned above a: A. L. Courtright, Crown Point; Abe Halleck. Rensselaer; Ger. Flrebaugh, Kouts; C. M. Clay. Kankakee, and E. L. Totten, also ot Kankakee. After steps have been laken to drain the valley, plans will be laid to CHAi MICHIGAN. Tomorrow, These Specials CURTAIN SWISS. White, with ruffle and lace insertion; with colored border, lace edge 'and insertion, choice of four kinds, per yard 9c MUSLIN bleached, yard wide, good quality, soft finish, 9 to 11 A. M., per yard 6c PILLOVS size 17 x 25 inches; blue stripe ticking covered, filled with new feathers, pair 79c OUTING FLANNEL extra good quality, light blue, pink and unbleached Daisy Flannel, per yard 7c. SHELF OIL CLOTH first class standard quality; white, with all colors border, scalloped edge, per yard 6c BED SHEETS 72 x 90 in.; hemmed, ready for use, each 39c COMBINETS Stoneware Slop Jars with cover and bail handle, each only 49c FOOT TUBS heavv tin. iananned in red. blue and green; size 16x12 in, 19c

DISH PANS 14 qt. size, extra deep, with roll rim; can be set in sink, good quality, gray enamel ware 23c STEP LADDER 6 ft. high, with shelf, well made 69c WAFFLE IRONS high rim, grease catcher; round or square 89c WATER PAIL heavy galvanized, 8 quart size, each 9c EMBROIDERIES 27 inch cambric flouncing; regular 29c quality, yd. 19c GALLOONS. finished edge Swiss bandings; regular 2l2c and 15c qualities, per yard 9c TORCHON LACES 1 y2 to 2 inch edgings and insertions,. per yard .

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1 UOCIOT S "How are Your Bowels?" A Simple Remedy That Guarantees Good Bowel Action. Trace the origin of the commoner ills of life and almost invariably you will find that constipation was the cause. It is not to be expected that a mass of fermented food can remain in the system beyond its time without vitiating" the blood and affecting the nerves and muscles. It congests tho entire body. The results are colds, fevers, piles, headaches and nervousness, with its accompanying indigestion and sleeplessness. There is only one thing to do, and that is to remove the trouble; and when nature seems unable to do it, outside aid is necessary. You will find the best of all outside aids it remedy that many thousands are now using for this very purpose, called Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Many hundreds of letters are received by Dr. Caldwell telling of the good results obtained, and among the enthusiastic letters is one from Ueut. (. W. Vaughan of W. North St., De catur, 111. He is 72 and has had a bad liver and stomach since he came out of the army. He says he tried about everything, but never succeeded in getting permanent relief until he took Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. He is never without a bottle in the house, and he is never without good health. It has untold advantages over pills, salts and the various coarse cathartics and purgatives, for while these do but deepen the bed of tho stream and widen it. Being an interstate proposition it requires the concurrent action of the two states concerned. More CORNER WAYNE STREET. Friday, Our on Sale from 9 MEN'S UMBRELLAS fast black, good quality gloria cover, taped edge, good looking handles in natural and wechsel wood, or polished mission, India and regular styles; S 1.25 kind 98c HAIR PINS Shell or amber, crimp or straight, per dozen 9c "OMO" DRESS SHIELDS Sizes 2, 3 and 4 for these two hours, pair 19c PENCILS rubber tipped, 8 for 5c " COMBS Metal back Horn Dressing Combs 4c TOILET PINS black or white headed mourning pins, 6 boxes 5c PEARL BUTTONS assorted sizes, per dozen 2c SHAVING SOAP Genuine J. 13. Williams barbersJ bar 4c FACE POWDER 50c box of Pozzoni's Face Powder, 25c box of rose rouge, face chamois and ! fancy powder box, complete for 33c D. M. C. PERLE No. 5 Embroidery Floss in all shades, 3 skeins for 10c DRESSER SCARFS white, hemstitched and drawn work border, 9 to 1 1 A. M., only 19c WAIST PATTERNS of fine voile, stamped to be embroidered, 50c value 19c PILLOW FRINGE 3y2 in., ecru, per yard . .9c FANCY RIBBONS in. fancy border with plain center in different colors; four bolts to close per vard 12c mi WOOL VOILES 44 inches wide; in brown, light gray and navy. Sold at 98c, for 'these 2 hours only, per yard 35c HANDKERCHIEFS good quality, linen, with neat embroidered initial corner, each 4c

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I.II'.IT. G. . VAUdHAN. temporary good, Syrup Pepsin curi permanently. The effect of its action is to train the stomach and bov,t muscles to do their work naturally again, and in a short time all forma of medicine can be dispensed with. It can be bought without Inconvenience at any nearby drug store for fifty cents and one dollar a bottle, the latter mz being regularly bought by thore who already know its value. Results are always guaranteed or money will be refunded. Families wishing to try a free sample bottle can obtain it postpaid by addressing Dr. W. P. Caldwell. 4r Washington St.. Monticello, 111. A postal card with your name and address on it will do. than $500 has been contributed to defray preliminary, expenses. TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS SOUTH BEND Bargain Day to 11 A. M. Only REMNANTS of curtain materials, 1 to 7 yard lengths, suitable for doors, sash curtains and small widnows, 'At Half Price SECO SILKS 35 shades in all the new and staple street and evening shades, as well as colors for window-draperies, yd. 15c UNBLEACHED CRASH heavy weight, all linen, 18 inches wide, per yard . . .6c BED SPREADS plain or cut corners, 2x2 1 yards, $1.25 value for these two hours only 79c CHILDREN'S COATS Spring weight, in navy, brown and red; sizes 5, 6 and 7; sold at S3.9S; to close $1.98 GIRLS' COATS full length styles, sizes 10 and 12; S4.98 value .$2.98 PETTICOATS green silk, pleated ruffle, S2 value :. .$1.00 UNDERWEAR medium weight vests and pants for women; 25c kind 18c MEN'S UNDERWEAR heavy ribbed, ' regular 50c garments for 29c BOYS' UNDERWEAR gray and cream ribbed Union Suits, regular 50c quality 35c CHILDREN'S HOSE double knee, heel and toe; fast black. A good wearingheavy ribbed stocking, per pair 8c WOMEN'S HOSE fleeced cotton, medium weight, pair 9c WOMEN'S GOWNS choice of four styles, low and high neck, lace and embroidery trimmed 38c CORSETS low bust, medium hips, with two pairs hose supporters, for 29c WOMEN'S GLOVES lisle, in all shades, pair 19c

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