South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 283, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 October 1914 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES SATURDAY. OCTOItnt 10 H. HO OF FAITH HOT MESMERISM Steps In New Dances 0 The "Reverie Ripple." No. 4. George Shaw Cook Explains Teachings of Christian Science Faith to Large Audience at the Oliver, I

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Sh iv "'!!; i.f 'hi' .i', Lriv- his jrae ti' .il i!.inatiin (if tl: f i:nlatru ntals 'f 'hri!i tn :-:-i:;'- at iho !iv r ihatr 1'riilay r:in?. H- -;'!; on si!jt, 'I'mI . )(.(!. " anil in his t rratiri'Tit of th- th'ir;-. lif .I i I -1 1 ' i j-'Hi.. i,f tli- i!l!i.'-iins that i.j1 h;ivo af.out his rrl! 'i(,n. v.ithniit criticising

a'iv oth-r faith, or conl mnint? any

thrr hrlh'f. II is :l m-mh-r rf th l-onrl of U' -tar'.hii of thf Fir-t hurch f Christian Scii'iiff, Hostfiri. Ma.-s.. wh'ic the i r 1 i i ri wan fnjr.I'-l. il- was intro-.lur.-.l l,y Frank A. '!;u... first r-a(h-r f tho rhrl.-tian h'-icn' church of South P.cml. M r. "ook sai. in iart : "o' uhn ar- unfamiliar with its t a-hinus ; . r ; 1 ira t Utpis that ;ht i-tian i r. i: . in its n.tLurc, akin to tiu srii ri-ai r in :t' form of mental sni:-.-t ir. Tiis who :ire f aniiliar with th- tr;i" nature of Christian fcVh-rico know that it is iuitc unlikr any form !' ini-sir.-rism. "Th- 'jra r f faith' as understood in Christian -i-n- is the exact opoit of that form of im-ntal treatment whioh oil-i ts in the exercise of human i 1 1 pv.r or th effort of on' person to cutitrol or influence ihe thoughts of another hy mental ui:kc stion. "The Christian Scirnco practitioner is seckini: throii-h his umlerstandins; of the ail-power of ?,'ood to prove the unreality and powerh ssnes.s of evil, sin. fear, div-as- ami death. 'The activity of the divine mind in human conscionsrM-ss destroying eriu;eoiis condithMis of helief Is an aeefnl and harmhss as the action .f li-ht coming into ;i dark room and dispelling' tin darkness. Christian S.o-nt ist.--. arc not. n.s some have thought, entirely deoid of th- charitahje instinct. In times of -rrat (li.-asti r. Christian s.-iMice ehunlus liae often lnrii tlu first to ontril.utc to reli-f funds, and their contrihutioi.s have heen notably gvnroiis. "Many Christian Scientists ore regular supporters of worthy public, charitable and philanthropic institutions. Many others are daily enaed in individual effort to relieve tho.-e who are oppressed by sickness, sin, poverlv, ignorance and fear. -Some one has said. 'The noblest eharity is to prevent a man from accepting charity, and the best alms are to show ami enable a man to dispense with alms. If this is a true d. tinition of eharity. then it may bo .-.aid that the Christian Science church is a charitable organization which encircles the kI.iIk-, for in all parts of the world it is lifting mankind out of i.ondao to poverty, disease and incompetency, and into health, useful-in.-s, ami " :i reasonable prosperity." much stTeTwilTbe REQUIRED BY ALLIES

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Jeane Allen. - Lawrence 'iPtvcani Ts tho fox trot dead? The fox trot, of course, was this summer's dance extremity. It Tvas merely a modified turkey trot. llish authorities proclaimed it "too rompy", and relegated it to oblivion. IJut lo! it appears onco more, with a delicious name, and in a slightly varying version. The reverie ripple! Alluring, cntruncinpr. enrapturing in name! But the fact is, it's strenuous, athletic, and the dancing masters assert that this snappy hit of exercise, lit only for gymnasts, must be put down mercilessly, even though it does appear under the gentlo and dreamy name of reverie ripple.

Pitt-bin -lii is Cheered by Older For sc.ooo.nuo Worth oT Steel sheets. FITTSr.FIlC.H. Fa.. Oct. ".An or-

cr tor ie!(mo) was oi mo i mrh-'. estimated t( be worth from ? 1,000,000 j i. $r.,ou,0oo is in prospect, accord-; ing to advices received lie re. The sheets are reuuired for housing;

I! 'HI U UUJ'.I liw ( HiiM 'i Hi ill'- iiii"-'-pean war during the approaching winter. Jctails of the contract are meat; re-. It is said the lirkish govrnmcnt will be the buyer. The scctioi al sheet metal houses in place of for troops exposed to .he element.-, during the severe weather have been adopted as the most serviceable. Mill mer. think the order will be diidcvl ::inong many makers ami because of the present activity of the plar.es in the sheet trade it will be some time before all the shipments an he- made. The significance of tho aspect of the case is that the British are i reparing for a long cagpaign.

MISHAWAKA MAN IS KILLED AT BREMEN

1'iank .1. Mudge Drives Auto Truck on II. Xr ). Tracks and is Struck.

GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE

rormer City Oilicial Admits Appropriating .Sir0,00 of lionds.

T.oriSVILLi:. Oct. am W. "VVilhite for 10 years -it- comptroller of Louisville, pleaded guiltv l'riday in the criminal court to .appropriating $ 1 ."i,ori0 worth of bonds deposited ith the city and was sentenced to from two to ten years in the penitentiary. He begins his term at once.

PUT MATCH TO DYNAMITE

Indiana, llarlxtr Man in Serious Condition at Hospital. HAMMOXl'. Ira!.. . t. Z. Constant b07.1T of Iiidiaa t lla:-'or. who is reputed to be Hi- unluckievt man In Indiana, found a stick of dynamite on Friday. He lit it with a match and '. hat is left of him is at St. Margaret's hospital hciv.

LITTLE GIRL LOST UNTIL AFTER MIDNIGHT FRIDAY

Dorothy IJaer Fails to Como Home

After Parade IJut is Found Later.

Frank J. Mudge. 707 N. Smith St., River Park, was killed yesterday afternoon w hen hit by a I. & O. train in IJremen. As near as could be learned last night Mudge was delivering a load of mineral water to a customer.

When his truck was crossing the rail- j road tracks in Premen a fast train :

suddenly bore down on him and before he could get off crashed into the truck. Mudge made his home with his mother. He is survived by two brothers, 1'rnest and Charles of River Tark, and a sister in South Rend. Ho is L'3 years old.

WANT HELP FOR GROWERS

President Askcil to Prevent Farly Adjournment of Congress.

"WASHINGTON, Oct. C. A stirring appeal was made to Pres. Wilson Friday to prevent any adjournment of congress until some legislative relief h;us been granted the cotton planters of the south from their present situation. The delegation making the appeal including Sen. Smith of South Carolina, Rep. Henry of Texas; Win go of Texajp. Iletlin of Alabama, Adamson of Georgia, Ruclianan of Texas and 11. S. Mobley of Arkansas. They proposed to the president that he support the plan for direct loans by the federal

government to the cotton planters ofi

the south.

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ALKAS3 REMEDY CG.f Izzzzz City, M3.jJ

Atkano may be obtained from Ira P.lrdlebaush, SO ,s. lafayctto tUt 3outh Ifciid. Ind. Solo AceaL,

RESIDENCE IS DAMAGED

Department Called Out to llxtini:uili l ire at :il W. Tutt St. A fire thought to have been caused by sparks from chimney did about 2 tiamatre to the house occupied by Andrew Tars. C31 V.'. Tutt St.. nt 10:30 o'clock Friday nlht. Hose companies No. L 4 and central made the run, and succeeded in stopping the nrouress of the lire, after thf roof

and part of the upper story had been !

destroyed.

After missing for over half the

night last night, Dorothy Baer, 12

years old. was found shortly after

midnight at tho home of James Daei,

Colfax and Hill sts. She went there

shortly after the parado disbanded, in

which she had participated as a mem

ber of tho Itiver Park school. Daei

is a brother of Mr. Daei. 110S Four

tcenth t., with which family the girl

had been living as an adopted child.

When the little girl failed to ap

pear at home after what was thought sufficient time after tho parado was

over, the parents became anxious and

mado inquiries. Thcso led to nowhere

and then tho police wero put on the

case.

Tho girl was described as having red hair with a bluo ribbon in it. She wan dressed In white, with white

shoes and stockings Only one caso of illness from march

ing was reported. Elmer Kintz. 13

years old, member of tho Perley

school, fainted at Michigan and Colfax and was taken home by the principal of tho school. He lives at Schradersvillo on the South Bend av. road. No other accidents thought to be traceable to defects in the management of the parade were reported. It was stated that considering the large number of marchers and tho preponderance o children it was a testimonial to the good work done by thoso in charge that no one was .hurt. Tratlic pclice did good work in keeping tho streets clear. Provision had been mado for any possible accidents by stationing doctors all along tho route whll ambulances and nurses came at intervals in tho line of march.

MAKE CHANGES IN WAR TAX MEASURE

LUNCHEON IS POSTPONED Meeting to Boost V. M. Membership to he Held Next Week.

The luncheon which was to have been held at the Y. M. C. A. Friday evening for members of the association, was postponed on account of tho various other meetings scheduled for that night. The luncheon, which is for the purpose of ;uouslng interest in tho membership campaign soon to be started, will be held some time next week.

WILT j SING. The I,yric nuartet. under the direction of Miss Dura Scars, will sing at the Quail Trap Sunday school, four miles tiouth of the city, at 2:.0 o'clock Sunday afternoon. KvervLoJy U invited to attend-

Gasoline to Pay Cent Revenue Wlille Automobile Sales Will Bo Taxed. WASHINGTON, Oct. 3. The senate committee on finance which is considering the war tax bill Friday agreed tentatively on several important items. The tax on beer will be left

at $1.30 a barrel as in the house bill. '

Sweet wines will be taxed 20 cents a gallon, and dry wines eis;ht instead of 12 cents a gallon, the tax to be collected from tho seller Instead of from the source. The tax on gasoline will be reduced to one cent a gallon, but it will be supplemented by a tax of 50 cents per horsepower on passenger automobile sales. Where the manufacturer has outstanding contracts, hxing the price of the machines the tax will be collected from the jobber. A sub-committee reported favorably on the elimination of the bank tax and the subscription of a tax of two cents on bank checks and drafts and a tax of two rents per $100 or fraction thereof on deposit slips.

cotulu w,;:,, 1 1 ,- "ig-rg itmJJ ,. , . :, , cataor 1915 -Cj5i lp' I Every Adhraeced Fe&tafe Eel Mo Advance In Price y . il !J

nnHE new Overland has one of the most ad' vanced and most admired body designs of the season. The full sweeping stream lines are clean cut, trim, uninterrupted and perfectly proportioned. A slightly sloped hood, a perfectly rounded radiator edge and gracefully crowned fenders add both charming grace and excellent taste to this smart model. The new Overland has a larger tonneau. You know how cramped and uncomfortable three adults usually are in the average car. There is plenty of room in the 1915 Overland ample for three large people and enough length for the tallest The new Overland has the most advanced and most practical type of rear springs. They are of a new design, underslung, and much longer than heretofore. Being unusually flexible, their action absorbs all road shocks and rut jolts, and perfectly smooth riding is the comfortable consequence.

7 new Overland has the most advanced electric lighting and electric starting system. All electric switches are conveniently located on steering column directly in front of the driver. No stretching forward or bending down. Every electrical control is right at your hand. The new Overland has the most advanced ignition system A high tension magneto is used which is independent of the starting and lighting unit. On most popular priced cars the cheaper battery system is furnished. As the magneto long ago demonstrated its superiority over the battery ignition, even though it costs considerably more, the Overland is equipped with a magneto. The new Overland has larger wheels and tires. 34 inch x 4 inch all around, with demountable rims, mean mimimum tire expense, minimum tire trouble, and maximum riding comfort. Yet, in spite of these and numerous other advanced and costly features the price has not been advanced. Orders are now being taken for immediate delivery.

Here are come of the big features

Motor 35 h. p. New full stream-tint body Instrument board in ctul dash Individual front seats, high backs Tonneau. longer and teidtr

Upholstery tdsepraud softer Windshield, rain-vision, ventilating tjpe, built-in Cro wn ed fen iers Electric starter Electric lights

High-tension magneto Thermo-syphon cooling Five-bearing crankshaft Hear axle, floating type Hear springs, extra long, underslung, 3-4 elliptic

Wkeelhate, 114 Inches forger tires, 34 inch x 4 incJi Demountable rims extrm Left-hand drive Center control Body: beautiful new B master green finish

THE OVERLAND SOUTH BEND CO., Distributors, 232 N. Michigan St. The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio

N Model 80-$1075 HE

Model SO, 2-passenger Roadster Model S0t 4-passenger Coupe -

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All prices . . b. Toledo, Ohio

Model SI, S-passeuger Touring Car Model SI, 2-passenger Roadster -

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Raincoats and Rubbers at THE RUBBER STORE 200 S. MJcliigan St.

UAKI nofiodjjop tl Zll SiATHlVD "0?5 P8 91$ 'Sl$

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Route of the Lakes

TIME TABLE (Effective Spt. 20. 1914. TRAINS IJ1VVING SOUTH BHNT),

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Odds and Ends of Lace Curtains at your own price. Closing them out. American Jewelry Company.

KAST 6 : 1 5 ft m 6:00am 7:00 a m 8:00 am 9:00 am 10:00 a m 11:00 a m 12:00 noon 1:00 p m 2:00 p m 3:00 p m 4:00 p m 6:00 p m 6:00pm 7:00 pm 9:C0 p m

6:00 am 8:00 a m 10:00 am 12:00 noon 2:00 p m 4:00 pm 6:00 p m 8:00 p m 11:00 pm

NORTH 5:30 a m 6:30 am 8:00 a m 9:00 am 10:00 a m 11:00 a m 12:00 n 1:00 p m 2:00 p m 2:00 p m 4:00 p m 6:00 p m 6:00 p m 7:00 pm 9:00 p m 11:00 p m Xlles only.

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THE PLUMBING WE PUT IN your hou5C is as good as any install ed in this country, ind the materiab used, also. Of course basins, bath tubs, sinlcs, etc, are vour orn selco

t A) tion and you may have them ai

simple or as elaborate as you please We guarantee expert work, as T'fl are specialists in sanitary plumbing. THOS. WILLIAMS 122 EL Jetfenon Blvd. Homo 5994. Bell 63G.

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C. FRANTZ. G. P. & F. A.. South Eend, Ind

E1cGBLL?S Yinisnmr. SOUTH MICHIGAN ST. Opposiu Auditor! nm.

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TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

Our wiving accounts ere subject to check. Drawing out a portion does not stop the interest you will receive on the amount left. Citizens' Bank & Trust Co.

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FURNACES"

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