South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 204, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 July 1914 — Page 3

anrusDAY, jily in, inn o r Miss Carrie Rein Gives Interesting Report of Memphis, Tenn., Meeting to Florence Crittenden Circle.

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HEAR OF NATIONAL CHARITY MEETING

At the regular meeting; of the Florence Crhf-nden circle Wednesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Chas. Hockley. 4:i X. Taylor st.. interesting reports wero road of the rescue work In progress at xre.ent in South Bend. Members of tho society aro hoLefui of its pr&;vlns success Jn assisting- u.ifortunate irlr., because of the interest being evinced by business men, whns" inllucnce will greatly promote public attention toward the aims of t hi- circle. A number of girls wero reported nn, for one of whom a homo is dey'.r( -d. Mrs. Robert Harris spoke int rcnintly of her winter at Palm Ueach. and deseribed the work of the circle there. She had occasion, during her stay, to provide one girl, ill and without money, with funds in order to reach her homt) after being taken from a resort. Mis Carrie. Kein told of the National Charity meeting held recently at Memphis, Tenn., at which time it was decided by the leading reformers of the. country that the system of segregating vice in cities as a method of amelioration is no longer practical, and that absolute suppression is the only me ans by which the social situation can bo permanently embettered. MKs Kein also cited a number of instances of the splendid work being done by police matrons, particularly in large towns where the opportunity for pandering is greater. She expressed the belief that more police women, stationed in questionable localities, would be a means of protecting a large number of girls from dancer and possible ruin. The circle will meet the third Wednesday in August with Mrs. C. Daines, 704 S. St. Joseph st.

DECLARES SIN IS NOT RESULT OF ENVIRONMENT

Rev. James Ii. Canliner Discusses What It Mean to be Saved at Midweek Prayer Son ice.

"What Does It Mean to Be Saved?" Was tho question discussed by Kev. James I. Gardiner, pastor of the St. Paul'8 Methodist church at the weekly prayer meeting Wednesday night. In developing his theme. Rev. Gardiner said that being saved implies three things. The first o-ie of these things is the acknowledgment f sm One cannot be saved without acknowledging his fault, said the speaker, for David said, "I have sinned against Thee. O, God." and he was forgiven, but not until he had made that acknowledgment of his fault. Sin is a. transgression of God's law, declared Rev. Gardiner, and is not the result of environment, but had its source in the heart. Salvation also implies a repentance for sin. We must bo sorry for our sins and turn from them toward God, said Dr. Gardiner. Faith is also necessary to salvation, for St. Paul said in answer to tho question "What must 1 Do to Re Saved?" "Believe in the Rord. Jesus Christ." Following the talk by Dr. Gardiner several members of the church also discussed the question. An ice cream social under the auspices of the Dorcas society will be held tonight at the homo of Rev. and Mrs. James L. Gardiner, Sol W. Colfax av.

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WANT NFAV HIGHWAY. A jtetition for a new highway. 40 feet wido In Olive township, was filed with the hoard of county commissioners Wednesday. The proposed road u ill extend through the property of the following residents: John Makielski, ( C. Fsmay, John C. Vanatia. Jan Witowski, Thos. Greski. Joseph Jasinski, lary M. Olcott anil Edward Rlenhart.

WATI'K sri'IIA" SHORT. RE lOMl.N'tJTDX, 111., July 16. The water supply in many smaller central Illinois iities was Wednesday seriously affected by the lomr continued droutli which has already done considerable damage to cropa. Many small streams are already dry and farmers are hauling their water supply from adlacrnt towns in order to provide for their stock.

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KEEP ROYAL CASE SECRET Har Keirtrs at Duke and Duchess of Westminster Trial.

riin'AGO-A "Suffrage Inf is reeomrnenued hy Mis.5 Harriet Vittum. suffrage Katl.r. to women who wish to aid tho sufiraKe cause hy oh.erinff "..lf-denial" day, August. 15. Miss Vittum suesti? that women throughout the country ahstain from meat f'-r the n xt few weeks and on Aupu.t 1 eont ri5ute the money saveij t the J ."(. mm .iJii;i;iicn fund to he um-1 in tho -ii camjai;n et.itca hcjl; UK

T. nOX, July 16. The grcate.ot seereey is beinp preserved concerning the action heard Wednesday in the hih courts In which the litipants were the duke and duchess of Westminster. The case was heard In camera and a lare f.juad of attendants kept Inquirers away from the entrance to the court r)om. even threatening the arrest of the more intrepid newspaper men who were insistent to learn details of the suit. That the action was broupht hy the duchess who s-eeks a Judicial ruling on her ripht to tho custody of her two daughters, the Ladies Ursula and Mary irosvenor. A larse array of leiMl tah nt was enpaped hy hoth tddes. which means that the duke is putting" up a f?ood tiht to keep his clauiriiterd. dachesj apjeaxod in

court to press her plea, hut the duke was not pre ?ent. For a lonj; while powerful intluences have heen Wrought to hear to keep tho marital troubles of the Westminsters out of court.

MUM ON NEW HAVEN CASE McKeynoIds Will Isue No Otlicial Statement.

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