South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 299, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 October 1914 — Page 2

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MOND.W, OCTOHKIl 19, IUI1.

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

All The News of

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WOMAN'S CLUBS MEET ggj-g Jggft

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Many Imminent Svnkers on Pro-

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HTERESTIfIG PROGRAM

FOR CLUB FEDERATION Club Delegates Swarming Into Evansville Face Busy Days During Present Week.

i:vansvimj; ind.. on. r.. Ih-leat'-s to the annual convention of 1 1 1 - Indiana I -deration of Wnn'-m's clubs swarmed into IIv ans ilh today from .1 U part nf th state, ar.l f v ry indication points to a, lare and enthusiastic meeting beiunnim; Tuesday forenoon and extending through thr o days. peiriimim: uith special meetings and the sev-ion of tin- redentials committer Tuesday mornin-, every available hour of the time that t f ivisitors ar: in the city will be taken up with some sort of business pat florins or social function until Saturday forenoon. Two-minute reports by tlul presidents on "How has ymir club he.-t irved the coininunity during 1 1 1 past year" will be the feature of Tuesday afternoon's session. At 4 o'doek there will bo- an informal tea niw-n by the Woman's Prcs.s club of Pvansvilh-. The formal opening of the convention proper will take place Tuesday evening w ith .Mrs. XV. J. Tot r nee, chairman of the Jirt district P-dera-tion, pie.v.i.li jnr. Addresses of t Icolll'' will b responded to by Mrs. Samuel M. lialston, Indianapolis, lirst vice president of the state federation. The annual address of the president. Mrs. Vida Xowson. will ho the principal feature of the first regular session. Kejxirts of OMiecrs Wed nod a . v. Keport.s of the state otllccrs will be heard Wednesday forenoon, to be followed hy reports of th' various department chairmen. District chairinrn will have the lloor Wednesday afternoon, and Wednesday evening will he deVoted to the annual "Federation dinner" at the St. r.eort,'"' hotel, followed by an elaborate program of music and Kreetnus from

h nor quests. Notably anions the hitter will be an address. (.n "War ami IVaee- by Dr. William Ir.Vf Hrau, pifsident of the Indiana university. After a steamboat ride on the Ohio river Thursday mornlmr. the report of the credentials committee. Mrs. Carolyn It. Fairbanks of Ft. Wayno, will he heard. She will be followed by committee reports on various topics ra rising from "pure food" to charities. Thursday afternoon will be devoted to vital suhje.-ts. headed by "The proat need of counting babies." by Ir. J. X. Hurty. secretary of the state !- ard of health. Dr. Hurty has some advanced ideas on this subject which will prove hU-hly interesting and edifyin". Will I)iu- Constitution. Dr. Amelia It. Keller, president of the I'rannhise hrr-rue of Indiana, will - plain the ".Wed f a Constitutional Convention" .'it a "suffrage" dinner at the Walnut st. Presbyterian church. Iteporfs of the resolutions committee by Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke. Indianapolis, chairman, ar.d the reports of the auditor. Mrs. Sallio Harner Foster wili constitute the important business of Friday. A vpit to ,'rw Harmony. Ind., on invitation of the Woman's Literary club will he the attraction for the delegates Saturday forenoon.

A"lltIAN. Oct. 19. Programs for the 2'dh annual convention of the Michigan State Federation of Women's clubs to be held at the First Faptist church here Oct. 21, 2 J and 2 3 have just been printed. The sessions proper will open Tuesday afternoon when there will be several department conferences, including one of parliamentary usatre conducted by Mrs. Km ma A. Fox of Detroit, one of civic improvement with Mrs. Anna Walter as chairman and another in the form of an art conservation led by Mrs. Marguerite Phillips. Tuesday evening Mrs. Frank I'. Dode will preside. Addresses of welcome will be piven by Dr. A. XV. Chase of Adrian and Mrs. Pessie Leach Friday, head of the local Woman's 'dub. M. V. O'Shea, professor of education of th University of Wisconsin, will give an address on "The Trend of the Teens.-

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FORMER MAYOR ACCUSED'

George If. Arnold of Adrian to bo Tried This Work.

TURF,!; RIVFItS. Mich.. Oct. 10. A number of Three Rivers witnesses have been called to Grand Rapids this week where they will appear in the federal district court in connection with a suit brought by Michael Horruan, trustee in bankruptcy of William Rh-tz. a former business man of this city, auair.st ex-Mayor George II. Arnold in which Horrk'n attempts to recover prope: iy claimed to have been fraudulently conveyed. Itiotz had been in business for some time and in l'.'OS he borrowed heavdy and at the. fame time allowing his liabilities to pile up, owinq- one firm for ;roO()s purchased, oer $!.00( whicli was only an example of what Rietz really owed. When the crash c ame. Rietz uif tly b i t town and the creditors made a rab for the property on hand.

COLLAPSES IN CELL DETROIT. Oct. 10. Joseph C. Richardson, said to be a prominent merchant at Sault Sto. Marie, Ont.. and prominent in religious and social affairs In that city, was arrested by Immigration Officer Leonard S. Coyne and Detective Lester Potter Saturday afternoon as a fugitive from justice. Richardson is wanted in the Canadian Soo on the charge of larceny of $000 from the Dominion Sugar company, Wallaceburg, Ont., and the telegram on which he was arrested says he is wanted also on the charge of embezzlement, and several other c harges of larceny. A jvarrant on the charge of stealing the $900 will arrive in Detroit today. As soon as Richardson was registered he collapsed in the detective office and It was necessary to call a physician. He sobbed prayer after prayer and appeared to be suffering from a nervous collapse.

SH0L HEJMLKS MILES DOWAGIAC. Oct. 10. Although he fainted twice from loss of blood, James Anthony of Keeler township managed to walk three miles to his home after being wounded by a ride ball which entered his left side and plowed its way through his body while Vie was hunting. Anthony, who was alone in the woods, is said to have drawn his 22caliber rifle toward him by grasping it near the muzzle. The weapon was discharged, but the ball, striking a

Thousand of mouth like tht arc rn rvrry day. The trouble Is known a Tyorrliftt or IHgr' IHsea. Thee fcoft, UUrclored. hireling-, foul-mlllnff ami rrrrdIng gums loosenM and urnsitive teHh rail be made flrni, strong: and healthy by thic simply Hom Method. FREE BOOK TELLS HOW Mop Despairing! Don't Give Up Hope of .Saviiijf Your Terth A Mmp hme tr-itnnnt which we or placing before the p'lMk will brinff yoa the relief and comfort you desire. Stop spen.Uiuf mi'ncy with dentiste who do not help you. iKm't waste your money on dm fc-tore ren;"dies that nre Invariably, aa you know, di.apH"dnting. Write to us today and learn more abont this painless, speedy. Inexpensive remedy that you can ue at home, so Uiere will he no further rie.l far you to undergo th long, painful or expei:slve dental tratnieut. H ridges. Crowns and r-alse Teeta are ur-slghtly and rarely i"tisfactiry, and through this treatment of th causes of bad and sensitive teeth, sum dlseane and foul breath thy should he unncesary. If yJU arc sulTrring with Pyorrhea or Uiggs Disease, gingivitis, reedlng gum?, elongated or hw.se teeth; soft. dis-xlored or spongy gums; If your br-ath U foul; if your teeth pahi while eating; If you nre subj.vt to bad tastes -then, for vour own 8ak pud fr Dr. Willnrds Kokanl learn how easy hi method i how painless and sf.Pjy how this simple remedy quickly and perwanentlv gives sound, Leal thy teeth. .lust :t down NOW and write us for this fre honk. A few minutes will convince von that Ir. Wlllanl's commonsense. ylmi:e Home- Kemely H what vu are looking f ir. Don't wait. There Is" no

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pipe Anthony carried in his pocket, was doMetted and entered his body just above the left hip.

BOOTLEGGER FLEES GUARD COLCMPUS. Ind., Oct. T.. -Tbdla Dovhie of India uajtolis who was serving a 110 clay sentenee in the county jail here for "bootlegging" at the re,cut I'.arthuh.mew County Fair esi-;iied yesterday ly runr.ing while he was being taken by a guard to a st'ne pii to work. An iiuiic(rssf ul effort was made a few days ago to effect the pi issuer's, rclea by a l;a bens corpus proreoding.

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PIERS0N IN R0CKF0RT IlOCKPOriT, Ind.. Oet. p).Speneer county progr'ssives are arranging to accord U A. I'ierson. fn-mer tlemoerat, and now candidate f.; se- retary of stat on the progre ssive ti ket. a royal welcome when he speaks at Kcx-kport -Monday night at the Court Louse. The rally wlien Mr. I'ierson will be the principal speaker, will be one of the notable events of the pn-sent county campaign.

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STATE BRIEFS.

CADILLAC. Xine-year-old Selma Chapman is not expected to live after being struck in the stomach with a rock hy some hoys who were teasing her. She was taken to Mercy hospital.

THUKi: IUVKI. Dr. A. C. .Sheldon, a loo.il dentist, was overcome by sinoke when his ottice was damaged by lire. The blaze was caused by leakage of gas and crossed wires.

TKAYKRyi; CITY. This city claims the first municipal mushroom bed in the nation. A dumping ground is literally a hot bed for the spawn and instead of improving this piece, the city allows it to remain in its hare condition po that lovers of mushrooms may hunt them there.

OVID. Alex Morrison yawned so hard that it took two doctors to reset his jaw, which slipped out of place.

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ST. JOIIN. A man giving his name as J. J. Miller fo Detroit was arrested and brought hack here for the theft of JoOO worth of silk from a local store.

WAIiKKKTOX. Klnicr Conrad and family of Iiporte visited the tirst of la.st week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conrad. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Suders of Mishawaka visited last Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. I,izzie Townsend. and other relatives. J. I. Crowe was the guest of relatives in Garrett, last Sunday. Mrs. Lou Finch and son of Garv

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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS

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With the falling leaves and the cool weather comes thoughts and actions on housecleaning. Action has also been busy here preparing vour many needs. Our service department is most liberal in helping you. Call on" us.

GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAINS. Tomorrow we place on sale over 600 pairs of splendid quality Curtains. Patterns dainty and new. Nottingham Curtains, 48c, 98c, $1.25, $1.95, $2.50 and $3.00 pair. Handsome Climy Curtains. S5.00 Curtains, $3.95; S6.00 and S6.5() Curtains, $4.50. Beautiful Voile and Marquisette Curtains, $2.50 qualities at $1.50 pair. 100 pieces of New Curtain Nets, at 25c and 35c yard.

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100 HANDSOME ROOM-SIZE RUGS ON SALE TOMORROW AT SPLENDID SAVINGS. 10 9x12 Axminster Rues, worth

S 19.75, at $14.75. 10 0x12 Axminster Rus,

$25.00, at $19.75. 28 ox 1 2 Axminster ' Rugs, worth S28.50 to S3 5.00; vour choice $22.50. 6 Seamless V?t Rugs, 535.00, reduced to $29.75. 17 Bagdad Fine Wilton Rugs, all splendid designs, $35.00. 12 Bigelow's Fine Body Brussels Rugs, $29.75 values, for $22.50.

Hundreds of small Rus at Special Prices. Special discount of 20 per cent on all Extra Size Rugs, larger than 9x 1 2.

Curtains We'll make your curtains just as near perfect as it is possible to make them. LINOLEUMS Let us figure with you.

! We make Shades of the

Brenlin Shade Cloth. It's the best made let us figure with you. dust Received Anotner lot of those Ha:-socks, 39c.

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Blankets, Comforters, Spreads. We are offering special quotations on these standard goods at a time when vou need them. 10-4 Elanhets at S9c are remarkable fine in white and grey with colored borders, usually sell at $1.00. Our 11-4 and 12-4 in Gray and Tan are exceptionallv fine for such a low price, $1.00, $1.25. 12-4, the Heavy Quality, in grey and tan, at $1.50 and $2.00.

FEATHER PILLOWS. 21x27, with fancy ticking at $3.00. 22x28 with fancy ticking, at $3.50. 16x24 with fancy ticking at $1.50. FLOSS PILLOWS. 14 to 26 in. at 15c to GOc each

Remnants 1,500 yards of Crepes, Voiles, Batiste, Rice Ratena and Poplins will be on sale Monday at Half Price

Comforters Made in verv desirable patterns, of fine challie, 64x76, at $1.00. 72xS6 at $1.50. 72x8-1 at $2.00 and $2.50. 7-1x88 at $2.95 and $3.95.

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76x84 Fine Spread of heavy material at $1.50. 72x86 Spread of fine quality fringed and hemmed, $2.00. 76x88 Scalloped and Cut Corners at $2.50. . Also large showing of Foreign MarseillesSprcads at $4.50, $6.00 to $9.00.

Standard Muslim Reduced

Comet 36 in. Bleached, 10c quality at 8c. Fine Bleached Cambric, 1 5c quality, at 1214c. 27 in. Kimona Velour Flanenls at

27 in. Duckling Fleece at 15c. 27 in. Daisy Flannel for gowns at 1214c 27 in. Children's Wear Flannels at 10c. Comforters Flannels, all colors, at 5c.

COALHr.SU. Mr. and Mrs. C. Fulmer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Uoiht and daughter of F.lm Grove visited Mrs. Louisa Phillips last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. ("Jodshall spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson of Mishawaka. Miss Lillian Archambcault visited Miss Allie Phillips last Sunday Miss Flon-nce Itetd has returned from Lakeville. Mrs. Adam Heed accompanied her home.

The Coalbush Ladies' Aid society

? Vr Parents, Mr. and Mrs. was , nt,rtaillf.(1 V)V Mr,. JoIin parcel! rJ "1 , t , land Mrs. Philip Klein Wednesday.

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Mrs. John Pliley and Mrs. Georire Ileehler of Tamarack spent Thursday vith Mrs. Iouisa Phillips.

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nickel I Buy it for the whole family and let all share in its benefits and the fan of saving mnnnnq and rrettincr Dresents. 7

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of Gary visited relatives lure last week. Mr. and Mrs. St. John visited

Mrs. Kd TIalch of Garrott is visitinn- MHAi UU,U.

here parents. Ir. and Mrs. J. 15. ' William Koni-c .-pent last S.iturdaj Crowe. I and Sunday at South liend.

Mrs. Clyde Pish visited lor sisti-r in' Miss Lizzie Lon has returiu-d to : Sharp.ville,. several days last ucd:. , f extended visit in ' Mrs. I-.mma Carvill. who has been , visiting relatives here for thp jiast two ' Uhio. weeks. r-turr.-d to her home in Chi-1 J,,nn WMIe. wdio has been visitini? ; ca-o Wednesday. i n Illinois has returned home. ; Mr. and Mrs. P. Crider. Mrs. Lu-j Lev- Gilchrist is home from t he w-t . ida Smith. Mrs. A. Parkiev and Rav hore he spent tlie past lour years.. Parkier mot.. red to South P, ml Wed-, Mr- r-"- -Tohn Lmtrard of Kt-; nesday! j porte vjhited here Sunday, Oct. 11. ! ' Mrs.' Allen Cripe of Michigan Citv ! Mr. an 1 Mrs. Frank Smith of North ;c vicifmn. ii j- ,,,v,..,. M. m.,v..,i.. Liberty vere cuests of friends her;. ,

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i was in town .everla il.ivs last v--!c

i Mi.-o Goldie Laser of South Hend j Ki-v11-j visited relatives here last Sunday. I William Wrr-nfMinn nf f:n..,7 u . ( OrSAdL 1111.1:.

in town "Wdne??div. i J- C. M aile was in this vicim.y Charles France of South Pend was ! Tu sday. a bu.Miuss f uller here Wednesday. i - Mr. an 1 Mrs. S. P. peddinj? Acre in Mrs. Kosetta P.hoades of Plymouth fouth Rend Wednesday, is the uue-t of her dauuht.-r, Mrs., Mr. and Mrs. Martin Witter and Sylvester rnr, and f imilv. : on Claude attended the meeting of "Mrs. Crowe ami prandson John 1 th'-' County Sunday School association visited with hr siter in South Pnd ! W-Ined.iy evening. last Sunday. j Tin farmers of this icindy are Mrs. Melvin Slvder and Mrs. Jo j di'in.u' their potatoes now. A fair Kelley v ere shopping in South Pend ; eroj ami a good quality is rt ported. Wednesday. ! ;

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of Misoula. Mont., are vivitin her brother. Curry Miller and family. Miss Blanche Grcsh.tns has returned from a visit of several week with relatiws in Garv.

Lmil S hinke of this city left for Purbon, Ir.d., in Marshall coui;ty Saturday where he will have ch.irs of treating a six mile stretch cf road with Glutrm. a road uruurati""

SPECIALIST Successor to United Doctors. Nervous and Chronic Diseases of Men and Women. ROOM 12, TOEPP BLDG. Office Hours 9 to 12 A. M., 2 to 5 1. M.; 7 to $ P. M.s ana 10 t 12 A. M. Sundav.