South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 336, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 November 1914 — Page 2

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STATE TAX SYSTEM EQUITABLE Commissioners to Recommend fn AsQpmhlv f.hnnsinri nf Tax Officers by Appointment to Get More Efficiency. l.'PIA.POLIS. Nov. lb". Correction of inequalities in the taxation system will bo unc of vitally important ta.ks of thes smn of the Indiana general The state the i 'j i se jr.if recommendations mad by th" state oard t t:i. commissioners are )i d d. "The board has mi brnitted its report and the s.-rne is no'.v in th hands ot the state printer. Th'.- on' ;Tf ;it hindr.i ra tu equitable taxation, according to the board's report, appears to lie in the f.u ' that local t.i.v oi:'.( rs are r.ow elective, and therefore 5 1 1 1 . r i n t to a large degree to the jd' as-jre. of their local constituents. Peing property owners th inv l as a rule, it also becomes their duty to assss themselves. Wh;b- a majority of th s- local tax ot!icrs arc conceded to he honest and conscientious, they natu rally strive to save their own local;t from J ring a disproportionate burton in L.iA.iLion mm .1 e . .. d cd'sepu nt!y discriminate in favor of those With whom they are eiirt'-tly associated. I! th.- plate tax ho ird had the power to equal-- by h.s-. s, uniformly n ;--tsd valuations betvve-;i th" different eounties ha v in i? like condition lould be j. cled to a greater ilerr e, i! is pointed out. Fmb r the present P v.', it is argued, inta n .ribbthe ;: :oi; ut perror property, 1 r n is a t; je--t red and hidThf report shows IIP tka eor while practically all cla .''-s ol orate property in Indiana gain d in tot.il amount nss.---d during the put i :ir, "other pcr.-onal property" showed a lo-s of nearly $.".r,'ii-iH)i). Jl -t re - d.s perttrcd from thi cl.-is of property has b. :; either by th'.- inccme have t i. or tile clas-i:lcation tax. r: Ir.di in t. now nl amendiiie nts ;!'.' tioi; tax. e.-ts tljat tlie aiases. o; s. inr-tead rites, i;.'du (on.- tit Utb nd l n for a clas--i.oard mi.," The poiritmcnt of count;, of their ( left ion. would resuu in more harmonious v. oi k w ith the. state tax commission and ihit many ei.vti r i r diih'-alties would bo overcome. one akirmim; f'.-luic of the annual r!a,it is the f.'ct tb;t the delinquent t.txe.i have show n an increase during i the past vesr. The hoard declared that the .! mo ui: Is ly. Other "drojioo;1. tax" in to a: ut S i,i"'0.i;u' Intliann : annual-re-commendations by the board ale; Inert a.---d c!be-!enrydn calh-et b ns. Tint i.ublic atiliti-- bo ;m'o1 by tb.e .-tat: tax coram;: -ion, the sum1 as oth r tr. ;. ;ini tatioa c-emjiani'.'s. inf fif I v P. il t.i .atlon. The niakii::; of st Ind; .r.-i t urpora t ioo re-'dents. taxal-b- U IU ('.;irinu" admin cl;s and bonds 'u held by nonre. strators and oxecu l (if estates to hie a t ompb tithe inheritloliili- of i roj. rty with am tax appraiser. The suh.-tituthm if the "!ate tax ciunmis-ii ucr.s" for or of state" In all tactions tf la w s. wor.l 3 ' auditthe tax GOVERNOR FERRIS WANTS SIMPLE INAUGURATION 3Iielii'zan i:ecutlc Docs Not Faor 0fentatlnis Pcrcnumy of l.at Imluction Into Ollice. TjANSING. Mich.. Nov. 2.'.. While lie. plaiii as yet have been made it is tafe to sv that the inauguration of tiie coming state administratitm will not ic attended by as much "fuss an 1 leathers" as that in 1 ! I The w ishc s of Gov. Ferris of course will bo followed, but there is every indh-ation that the provernor will want affairs as simple and as unostentatious as possible. Two years apo there was a pretentiovs a r mciiv am! a bi crowd. hiedy because the legislature lead lo meet on the same day the Kvcrr was ll'.s. ii;ur;uvii, me n:-i eunesda: day of b.tu: - of January, falling on the first the m-.nth. This time the leiswill rvt meet for a week a: liter the inauguration ml cdneur.ontly ir frientls are not th m irdn-rs and tht XpeCTI t 1 to be on hand in lara; numb rs. Whether tho swearim: m of ottb the iats pove-rnvr and the other state will b. in til open, on the east por tico of the cal'-t'd or m tne rruiur humh. rs on the second fhur t'.epemls Upon the weather ami the crowd. Aftt r the inauguration there will Ve the usual reception for the ncv d!.CTS. continuing into the evening, rami will u'ive a v.hrn the Artillery i on. crt. WINS OUT IN RECOUNT Ko-ciu-ko County Keiutlican clareil F.lce tetl Trustee. DcW. P. SAW. P. Klme. re; Intl.. Nov. 2.V Martin 'lican. won out in his i o n t e- s : o t tin V, election ed" Monroe a- trustee of I'iktSdon wa render'! Pauius. (buaoo to-vr.ship. Thi MAKE YOUR OWN HAIR STAIN Home Made Mltm (rav Hair anil Make-.. It l:nk.-ns' Nl't i To a half pint e Pav Hum .ter add: 1 oz. Par o Ltd :r.l mall 1 . box t.I ct rm Th. are all m:h ; a- i:. rii e.iii bey from an:ret 'UtS dr m i-g.t yourt verv little cost, and mix th Apply to the S' alp or.ee t'.ay a for t v e- e k VO Weeks, th unti: al! the n i r.i o ev e ry other nixrure is u 'l. A v df pint it ' 1 "ne rrv'Ugh to rid the j hf-.ul "f uanurun ami mi. ws- uaam mi I f. !! .1. . 1. gi rr out. s It :-top th- hair :rem railing relieves railing and scalp d.cases. AUhou-'h it is not a d . a ve. it acts updark en on the ha:r root ar. Streakeil, f.eded. gray will air in ten t r lifter;: divs. It promotes the growth of the h.iir and makes harsh hair soft and gb ssy.

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by the Kosciusko county eommissionrs. All the members of the board are republicans, and it is probable the case will be appealed. Paulus was declared elected ly the election board of the township by a plurality of six votes. Kline contested on the grounds that, 10 ballots on which were votes for him, were thrown out because crosses had been made before spaces which bore no namey. The election board held these cross. s constituted distinguishing marks. The ballots were recounted today in the presence f the county commissioners and they held that Kline was entitled to the office by a plurality of one vote. Kline was represented by Attys. Walter Prubaker and 1,. V. ltoy.se and Poplus was represented by Attys. A. C Wood. Merle iJohenhour. James Froze r and W. P. Prazer. The entire day was spent in hearing the contest.

HAVE DIPHTHERIA SCARE Kendallville Schools and Places Arc Closed. Public KKXDAT.LVILIK, Ind., Nov. 2.". Taking the bits in their teeth, very properly under the circumstances, the board of health of Kcndallvillo rose to the occasion Monday hocked by the city authorities, and on account of the outbreak of a few mild cases of diphtheria, virtually closed all public meetings In the city. sevcn homes so far, have been placed under strict ejuarantine the public schools, the public library, the moving picture shows. and the churches are closed and sealed. Lat4 Monday n!i;ht, the police officers of the city visited the pcol 'vorns and sail 'mis leaving strict em'or.-i to keep the back doors closed and not to allow anybody to "congreato" within their respective places. FORT WAYNE WANTS MILLER FOR POSTMASTER Petition Signed by 2.."n0 fiIoiis of County Placed in Hands of Keproentutivo ("line. rORT WAYN'K, Nov. 2.",. Petit Ions la.irin the r-iKtiatures tf more than -."e'O representative' citizens of Fort Wayne and Allen county indorsing tldw;ird C. Miller, manager of tli" Fort Wayne Hrick .'o.. for tlu I'ort U';iyi;c ii'idnrc-tcrsh;-, were placed in the hands of Pep. Cyrus (Mine Tuesday niijht. and so ovcrwlielmiiie; is the indorsement that the recommendation of Mr. Miller is assured. The indorsement came from represmtative citizens of everv walk of i;ie m tne county, irrespective or political tendencies. RALSTON WANTS GRADE CROSSING LEGISLATION (Jovemor d nee to I'riTe H(-inedics firc'U Los of LiTe Next Aseml)Iy. to at He T X I T A N A POM Nov. dial legislation aimed to 2,". Pomereduce the Krcat loss of life at k ratio crossings in Imliana will, in all probability, "receive attention at the hands of Gov. liaison in his forthcoming recommendations te the 11U5 general assembly. Purine the past three years 4 .V.I persons were killed and over rmn iniurcd in prratlo crossings In Indiana, i accortlixn? to statistics compiled tiy tht Natbmal Association tf Itailroad Ftunmissioners. The secretarof the national assf)ciation has suggested i ectunmentla tions for the enactment of legislation as follows: A law conferring upon the public service commission power to require the separation each year of as many apecitic grade crossings as the commission believes public safety demands and conditions warrant, and power to apportion to expense. A law making trespassing on railroad right-of-way a misdemeanor punishable by tine or imprisonment. It is conceded that the tremendous growth of the autouaobile industry is largely responsible i"or the necessity of additional legislation. Uecklesr driving of automobilists. not alone of the irresponsible class, but euf persons conceded to be careful and conservative in other matters, is adding ,-rtntly to the list ef fatalities, it is shown. anil therefore the public shouhl bear an adeotipte share of the additional expense for erode crossing elimination, that otherwise would be thro 'n entirely on the shoulders of the railroads. The entire abolition of diagonal grade crossings is particularly urged. STATE BRIEFS. Ml'NriK.T thief in broad daylicht, V'roke the window of H. L. Methotl's jewelry store and obtained $lto worth of valuables, including watches, bracelets and rings. ANDlllt?A'. Pales J. Critt -i-berger. state audittr-elect. statotl that lie would be a candidate for reromination at the nxt democratic state convention. His term for auditor is for two years. I KTPO IT. Nicholas Follmer shot ami wounded his wife and Frances Kodner. Then he ended his own life with the same revolver. ANN AKPOH. It was announce 1 that the (ivil engineer from the tiepart ment of the University of Michigan will give a short course in highway engineering for the benefit of township, county and state highwaj, Uigine.ds and otliehils. IhVPI.INF.ToN. Mr. ears old. is dead . John Mikels. at her hjme b ere the effect of bcirg kicked by a :."" The accident occurred Thurti.iy 1 t W . night when she was milking Her husband found her. t! ANPFRSt N. William H. i Filly 1 t'ain. ;'4 yt-ars tld. proprietor of a lo-i cal barber shop and cigar store, at- I tempted to commit suicide in the! eounty Jail b.v hutting his head againstthe door of the cell. He was confined ' i i, v .if ter a mental attack. INDIANAPOLIS. A general warning has been sent eut to farmers and re, dents of small towns In Indiana) against the purchase of second-hand, or used automobiles from unknown persons. Hundreds of these machines have been steden in Chicago and other large cities ami the thieve are mak-

ng Indiana their principal Held of operations in dispensing of them.

MFNGIK. In his cross-corn ;da int suit for divorce, Louis Friedman, ff.mous in thej dd oil days as ".hi. millionaire al f.per.ttor." swears that he Is now worth but JU.O'tO. He charges his wife, I-na, with extravagance; says she -spends ST.'i a week for food for the family: !2no a clothes, and other items in tijn. year for propurt RICHMOND. More than was raised in subscriptions $l.e00 in two days ities by the central bureau of charand social service. The total subscriptions to date aggregate M-"eO0. About $7,000 is expected to be realized from the cipally in campaien, which is printhe hands of women. MUNCIF. "Fverybody Works Put Father," repeatedly played on a graphaphono by Leonard Compton, so irritated his stepfather, Thomas Prown, that the latter idtched the instrument and all record? into the back yard. Prown raid a tine ef $2 and cots ftir his loss of temper, afterhe explained that he became irritated because he was, in fact, a mighty hard worker. FRANKFORT. An epidemic of rabies among live stock in Jackson township has resulted in an order being issued retpiiriag every dog in that township and all adjoining townships to be muzzled or confined until Jan. 1. All others will be shot on sight. MARION. Carrying out o promise she made her husband several years ago, Mrs'. Florence Prown came all the way from Now York city to have the body of Frederick K. Prown disinterred and cremated. Prown, who was an inmate of the Jsohliers' home, died and was buried a month ago. The first his wife knew of it was when a letter was returned to her indorsed "addressee deceased." FVANSVTPPi:. Woman suffrage is to be boomed in a busincss-lik- way hero by the Women's Franchise league. Faeh week in window in Main st. will suffrage literature and tures. Lectures will be some showbe displaced exhibit picdelivered by local talent once a month. EDITOR SENT TO JAIL Torre Jlaute Man Ridiculed Prob Klcctlon Frauds. of TCRRF NAFTK, Ind., Nov. 23. Judge Fli 11. Red nun, who to.;!; his scat as judge of the circuit court Monday, Tuesday rvt nin;; : r-ntenct-d Charks Clogston. editor of thI.Vt !lr.g Post, to jail for leu days and fined him ?-"u for contempt. Pail was refused pending i:n anpoal to the supremo court Post ridiculed the grand jury invfstigation st dt'-d today in Redman's court of ejection frauds, saying it was a move bv the dem--crats now being dealt with in the federal court at Indianapolis for election frauds. Late News from Surrounding Towns LAKIA IbLK. The Thanksgiving sermon will beheld at the Christian church Thursday exening. The sermon will be de livered by K. church, nished by Mrs. Dr, Mildred Rev. M. Pogor.s of the M. Special music will bo l'ura large choir. Wiseman hj i'l. Pird whistle, whet has been ill with Mrs. lung fever, is improving. Fanny Reasberger was in South Peru! on business Monday. Miss pose Wicgand of Papa, visited friends here Saturday evening and Sunday. Mrs. Tain is en the sick list. Fillian Massey visited her parents. Rev. and Mrs. .Massey, Sunday. Fydia. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jemes Uawblitzel, is ill. The Fadk's' Aid of the M. F. church will hold a handkerchief sale Saturday, Nov. 2S. Walter Rupert and family iitcd! the former's mother of South Bend Sunday. Pottie Pogan of Michigan is here visitirg her brother, Ernest Liogan. curAisTowx. Mrs. Rosonherry of S'outl: 3end was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Fmmeline McCoy, last week. Joseph and James Snyder of Creek visited the Missts Hazel Flsie Smith over Sunday. The danee held in the W. O. hall Saturday evening was well Mill and W. attended. Miss Fdith Rovve of Mill Creek visited relatives hero over Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Smith of South Pond isited her aunt, Mrs. Frank Hay, last week. Miss Anna Ye pa dies was the guest of Miss of Yalmero Flsie Smith Sj tu relay. Miss Catherine Crum. 71 years old. died at her home here Saturday morning of a complication of disvns-ss. The funeral was held Monday. Purial was in the Crumstown cemetery. Misses Mabeile peringer and Millie Stroup visited Misses Ruby and Yinnie Carden Sunday. Miss Irene Crum of South Pend is visiting relatives here this week. Charles Ollinger is visiting his parents in North Viberty this week. Mrs. George Replogle is on the sick Pst. Sunday school at 10 a. m. NFW CAKPISPF. Three new members were initiated Friday evening at a meeting ef the Sigma chapter of the P-lta Peta Phi at the home of Miss Magdalene I la 'user. "Snow White" will be given at the high school auditorium Wednrsda evemng hy tne imp us of the grades and four high school pupil Mrs. Mllo Hicks of South Pend has i'iip.g the returned home after spe: past week with her sister. Mrs Mart i 1 lolman. Mrs. Arthur Prummitt entertained the M. P. Aid society Wednesday att- ' ernoon. Mrs. YY the ladies A. Rciuhard entertabu1' of the C. clab Saturda. evening. New Carlisle i t. ef -ft pieces having ganized. with Pav have a band, onebeen rccent'y orFvans. tiireetor. and orville Smith, treasurer. ' CP tary has been and callhe r Mrs. H. A. I t tin hard ed to Puchanan by the Illness of father. Mr. pest. A child of Mr. and Mrs. Lavsn. reshling In the Hamilton school district, is reported ill with scarlet fever. Mrs. Maria Fasuday of South Pend is a guest of her sister. Mrs. M. L. Stlnchcomb. Mrs. Fasaday uill have the last of the vyeek 'or California where she will s pen el the winter. Mrs. Myrtle Coombs ef Chicago is

a guc-it of her sister, Mrs. W. A- Cole-

man. I Mrs. loss William of South I?cnl j 'vas a guest during the past week of: her sister, Mrs. K. J,. Maudlin. Mrs. Mary iiutriehl of Trenton, Mo., was n. gu st sumlay of her niece, Mrs. G. Prinekert and family. The high S'hool basketball team went to I'.iemcn Friday evening :o play basketball team, the latter with the Premen winning the game. ! J i '! 5 ir ( H NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS soc ial i-:v i:ts. Mrs. Stella Andrzejewska and Mrs. Rose Chrzanowska on Monday evening pleasantly entertained about 40 of their lady friends in lienor of Mrs. Kathcrine Kaszyr.ska. The party asi.embled a: the home of Mr. anil Mrs. Jacog Tylka, 272 McPherson st., and spent a pleasant social evening. (Jane s of various sorts were provided for the entertainment. Mrs. Kaszynska was splendidly remembered by the guests with a number of pretty presents. Following the opening of the gifts a delicious luncheon was served. The military band of Polish Falcons, Z. Palicki, No. 1, will hold its rehearsal Friday evening at Z. P. hall. The singing rehearsal of rit. Iledwieo's choir will be held Friday evening at 7:.:t o'clock at the old St. Iledwi'-ie school building, under direction of Casimier Puzny. Tht: exercises of the junior class of Polish Iitiy Falcons, Z. P., No. 1, will be held Friday evcnii ; at 7 o'clock at Z. P. hall. The junior and senior exercising of Polish Falcons, M. Romanouska, will meet Friday evening at ":C0 o'clock at Kosciuszko hall. pi:usona L,S. I,eo Cudling of Crarm Rapids, who has been here on business, loft today Ur Chicago. Jo-seph Macik of Fast Chicago is in the city visiting friends. Frank Pa pugow ski, formerly residing at Indiana, a v., has gone to Chicago to make his home. Marion S. duski, 12 2 i. Chestnut st., is in Chicago on business. Charles Put, of .Sextonville, Wit-., Mrs. Agnes Femanska of Seymour, Wis., and Mrs. Katherine Pardhumr, Gotham, is., have arrived he re to i attend the funeral oi Mrs. Wilhelmina Plotnieka, which wars held Tueseiay mornmg. At pi t sent they are the guests of Mrs. Frances Strauss, S. Chupiu st., and Louis Plutnicki, . Thomas st. Peter M;itihov.k'z, V. Indiana a v., have gone to Cleveland to sIjohu a few c'a;. s with liie ads. Cial t !ice Crttdw. ski Ati ;-d..;- fritn eliand business: t: aiisaction. C '.ad g i F; 1 1 czy k o w s 1; i here; tui i usines.s fur a arrived here Jiaoids for a w ho has been few days, left loi!a for i iu.v go. alu r Feu ando-.. ski tf De troit, who has'been hero on business, loft Tue. -day tor Milw a.uke e. Mich.ol R; caubski, has arrived li'dt- iioai AVhiting ti.i spend a fewdays v.ilh li-iditiii litre. -Miss Anna .S.'.uiar -ka of P.uffalo, .ho 1: been heiv for a few days isitiag Mt.;. Agnes Pinterska, oZ7 S. .-'C'jLl ;t., lefL today for (.Tiicago. Rona.n C. Ilard.uz. 1AZ W. Division st., lias b :L for outli Chicago to :-peud a Il'.v d.ts with rt datives and i rPmi--. Tile condition of ihdesiaus Kuz. W. 't.-iin ulon . t.. . ioj has lten ci itically ill for several days is now sarnewhat improved.John 1 k:ah, N. "Walnut St., has returned from a few das v.'sit with i iriends in i-"t. Wayne. .Stephen Fau.iio, W. Monroe st., has kit for Cliiai' o for a few days' vis! witii rehai-.as and friends. I'olt.-daus Col-.sik, .Studebaker st., left this morning tor Detroit, to spend a week with relatives. -Martin Nowczyk of I.owagiae is in the city visiting friends. MAKKFUiFS. Th? wedding o . i;..t. ii..i.., at: .WI.-5.1 111 Mil II itlll. IV. I, ami Mrs. Anthony eaiughter of .Mr Witiaki, 121VJ V. Sample Ft., and Stanislaus Wisniewski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Wisniewski, W. Fisher st.. was solemnized this morning at S:').) o'clock at St. Casimir's Catholic church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Stanislaus (Jruza, C. S. C, paste): of the parish. The attendants were Miss Thersa Miehalska and Stanislaus Witucki. l'tdlowing the ceremony was hehl at the; home of parents, the guests being relatives and friends. a reception the bride's immediate liiirnis. Mr. and Mrs. Porn to John Papczvnski, Prairie av., a daughter, Nov 2 5. Porn to Mr. and Mrs. John ,-nkiewicz, 2001 W. Sample St., a sun, Nov. 2 5. porn, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slot, at Torre Coupee, a daughter, Nov. 2 3. CARD OF THANKS. "We wish to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to all relatives, neigh 1 lots and friends who so kindly assistt d us during the illness and death ' of my beloved wife and our mother. especially thank the Polish Nai tional Alliance of America lodge No. j S3, I). D. Powsher, J. Powsher, Mr. ! and Mrs. I. Rogalski, Mr. and Mrs. L. j P. Plutnicki, lor their beautiful lloral j tribute; also wish to thank Rev. A. Znbowicz. C. S. C. Rev. P. Raczaszek, pev. J. Tarnowskr. for taking charge i of the funeral services, to the pall- ! 1 carers, to Mrs. R. Hosinska for sayi ing prayi-rs to the Holy Rosary so- ! cicty, who in a body attended the services, to organist e'asimier Puzny, , also Mr. and Mrs. Putz of Toledo for sending the telegram. So'Cim ( k'T'ih r Misrh ic a nus hand; John Mrs. Frances Strauss, Loiiis and Pbdnicki, children. RUSSIANS BRING DOWN ONE OF RAIDING AIRSHIPS PFTROGRAD. Nov. 2'. While a ''pelin airship was dropping homos Z upon Warsaw on Tuesday another ! bombarded tb.e town Polock from ' the air. The airship dropped two ' ' tnnns. nut a dispatch rrom Warsaw-; ; says that it was brought dow n by tire j ' :rom tne Kusian guns ? ' tured. No tie tails have i j as to the fate of the Zeppelin's crowSore Throat Prudence. No family nieelicir. clie.it is Tell stocked witbout a bottle cf TONSIL1NK, for you don't know what moment it may Le. needed to relieve a suddon case. i Sore Throat, litlievirc Sere Throat is TONSILIM'S fl.vial nation. It ispa.ie fur tha. - a.l VerrivfMi tor t fi-ir en ,i t r th-vr one TW'rrwjS'-'1 TONSILINE is the one and only Sore Throat Penietly which is fold over a large part cf hn I ni'j' l states. iou 11 vil TONSILINE ore of these days, or sonic nihtwl cn the druij ftore is closed better have a bottle ready at hon:e when vou neexl it Lio-t. 'Joe. and TOc. Ilospital Sire Sl.QO. All Druggists.

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The greatest reason for thankfulness, we in South Bend and America have, is in the opportunity offered us of helping others who Eire in need. We ought, of course, to be thankful that personally we are at peace, as a nation.

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Open Your AoutKand Pupils Gaped While Dentist Probed for Bad Spots in Molars

"Open your mouth, sonny." Four hundred times that order, or variations of it vus repeated Tuesday at the Madison -school where: dental inspection in the South Pend public schools underwent its first test. From s o'clock in the morning until 3 in the afternoon two unbroken lines of boys and girls faced the two dentists who with the other members of the St. Joseph County Dental society have volunteered their services for this important undertaking. Py 3 o'clock they had examined the teeth of every child in the school and out of 4 00 had found but 12 or 15 perfect sets. The result of each examination was charted on a specially printed report blank and will be submitted to the respective parents with recommendations for immediate attention. The dentists who conducted the examination sat with their backs to the large windows in the principal's office. One by one the children were seated before them and the mirror and exploring instruments deftlv and sneed1 i'l im-)i.i. r n 'tnin. t J -...,.- . J iaum,m u I'll llltil kUUl J L 111.' jl IV tion," so that each examination consumed not more than two or three minutes. All instruments were thoroughly sterilized before put into the mouth of any child, and were so manipulated that it was not necessary for the lingers of the examiner to come in contact with the mouth. A dozen or so duplicates of the necessary instruments were provided by the school board and as soon as one set was taken from the mouth of a chilel it was dropped into an electrically heateel sterilizer and from there w.s passed to an antiseptic solution before again put to use. On the printed recorel of examinais a diagram of the mouth with the teeth numbered. As the dentist corni pit ted his examination he checked off on this diagram the teeth whicn needed attentiem and indicated whether cleaning was necessary. In the course of -several we;ks the "MR. NOAD" LEARNS THE NECESSITY AS WELL AS VALUE OF ADVERTISING That advertising is an indispensable asset to the modern world and means of alleviating many difticuhles of the busy man and woman was never more i vividly protrayed than through the j motion picture. "Mr. Noad's Adles ; Day", which was shown at the Lasalle I tat'.r yesterdj-y afternoon and night. any amusing incidents were de picted in ".Mr. Noad's Adless pay'.! "Mr. Noad" has a peculiar hatred for advertising. He awakes one morning ; and on the way to his office encounI ters numerous advertising features, j all of which arouse his anger to the ! extent that he destroys them where- ! ever possible. On l eaching hi-, office ! he insists that the sign from his office j door be removed and proceeds zo eject Irom hia olllee a man who attempts to sell him publicity in a book. Fallir.Lr asleen "Mr. Noad" dreams

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u .o n I n a . 1 u ioiled. Ho asks that all advertising be abolished. The wish is granted. lie goes home to tind that there Is no t leak fast food. Pecause of the lack of signs he has difficulty in rinding a grocery store. Finally succeeding he sets that there are no labels on the various packages. Puylng one ne discovers at the table that it la lawnseed. - 1 , anv .Vdve? iTtho ners which disgruntles the bargain seeking woman. When he returns to his work he meets with much difficulty in locatinghis office. Street cars aro wlthout signs, theaters have no display ' cards and "Mr. Noad" experiences difficulty at every angle because of the lack of advertising. Taxi?. Paggagc, Red Lino.

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ank 9 v-j J mm j mouth of every school child in South Pend will have unelergone such an examination. On account of its being Thanksgiving week no other school will be undertaken this week but after Monday the work will be conducted systematically each day until it is completed. Two dentists will be assigned to a school and will give thc.r services for as many daya tus necessary entirely free of charge, working under the auspices of the St. Joseph County Dental society. The work will not bo restricted to the public schools but will be conducted in all the parochial schools as w ell. The undertaking has been entirely approved by the school board and by the authorities of the parochial schools, and the school board has provided all the necessary instruments including the electric sterilizers. The work has been undertaken by the society in the belief, as the record of examination specities, that a sound body and sound mind are usual companions and that neglect in the care of tee th is the cause of much ill health and the purpose is to bring to the parents knowledge that their children's teeth need the attention of a elentist. Following is the list of assignments of the members of the St. Joseph County Dental society for the inspection. The list of schools and dentists has not been completed, but will be announced in a few days: Wednesday, Xov. 2 5. St. Joseph academy Dr. John A. Stoecklev. Monday, Nov. A. M., Dr. Clem Pavengood; P. M, J. C. Pavengood iO, Colfax schoolShidlor, Dr. J. Dr. C. J. Ash, C. Dr. Tuesday, Dec. 1. Oliver school A. M., Dr. C. J. Ash, Dr. F. W. McCallum; P. M., Dr. P. La Pierre, Dr. F. W. McCallum. Wednesday, Dec. 2, Lincoln school A. M., Dr. L. S. IiPierre. Dr. T. J. Walsh; P. M., Dr. R. F. Lucas, Dr. T. J. Walsh. Thursday, Dec. 2, River Park school A. M., Dr. R. F. Pucas, Dr. F. G. Conklin; P. M., Dr. F. L. Axtell, Dr. V. O. Conklin. Friday, Dec. i, Laurel school A. M., Dr. F. L. Axtell, Dr. A. R. Mcssick; P. M.. Dr. T. P. Mover. Dr. A. R. Mes.sick. Monday, Dec. 7, Lafayette school A. M., Dr. J. A. Stoecklev. Dr. F. I. Peistle; P. M., Dr. C. W. drirMth. Dr. K. I. Peistle. Moneiay. Dec. 7., iFt. Patrick's school Dr. R. I . Lucas.

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t-vt,--'J fizz?9 r I STORE Will be closed all day tomorrow a r I n Commencing ii V Ik We open our 10th Annual Sale of gifts for the Christmas Holidays Watch the fo r An papers further nouncements. REMONSTRATE AGAINST OPENING CALVERT ST.; BOARD DEFERS ACTION More than 50 remonstrators appeared before the, board of public works at the regular meeting Tuesday night protesting against the proposed opening and assessment xol! of Calvert ei., between Main and Michigan st. Th 3 was the first hearing on the assessment roll and the board decided to postpone its final decision until D-e. S, two weeks from lat night Morn than 70o taxpayers are affected ty tho opening of the street. Many of them contended that they fhould not be assessed ac th new street does ne)t benefit them while the other stated that the assessmnt was too high. Two remonstrances were filed with th board, bearing 30 name?- No other matters with the exception of a rev-Thills were taken up by the board. IT ItKALLY DOI RFLIF.Vi: IUIKVMATISM. Everybody who is afflict eel with Rheumatism in any form should byall means keep a bottle of Sloan'i Liniment on hand. Tho minute you feel pain or soreness In a Joint or muscle, bathe it with Sloan's Liniment. Do not rub it. Sloan's penetrates almost immediately right to tho seat of pain, relieving the hut, tender, swoolon feeling and making the part easy and comfortable. Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for L'O ce-nts of any druggist and have it in the house against eade's, sore and swollen joints, rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and like ailments. Your money back if not sati.-lied, but it does give almost instar: relief. Adv. STI : A M S I II 1 .MOVMMMN'IS. NFW YORK, Nov. 2 3. Steamer s sailing today: Adriatic, Liverpool; Taormina, Naples. "Due to arrive today: Oiulio Casaev, from Messina; Flni Pistis, fremi Gihrakar; Dordre-eht, from Rotterdam; Tunisiana. from London; Chester, from Rotterdam; Pruns-.vick, from Potterdam; Marejuette. from lyndn; Chicago, from Havre. TRY THIS FOR YOni COPGII Thousands of people keop coughing because unable tej get the right remedy. Coughs are caused by Intlamrnrtion of Throat and I5ronchi.il Tube-. V.' .at j'eu :ied is to s'oth- its Inthammation. Take Dr. King's Ne v Discovery, it penetrates the th-Ucat-mucous lining, raises the Phlegm aral quickly relit ves the congested membranes. Get a Zc. bottle from i:r druggist. "Dr. King's Ne w Discovery quickly and completely stopped n y cough"' writes J. R. Watts. Fb-ydab , Texas. Money back if not satis!. ed, but it nearly always helps. Advt. Large runners. StOei; of hi. ink ts ighs. b.b-s: Warner P: Ad 114 F. W ne St.

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