South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 72, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 March 1915 — Page 8

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS !ll HISTORICAL EVENT Grand Chancellor of State is 1 Present and Makes Address at Big Membership Banquet. Over 200 Present. The gr'TiteM f vent in tip- hbto rv nf Minhawaka loiU-.- K r i "h t of! rvthi-.n- .1, i . T , , 1ini'in' ,h" '!.- h. Id in -a.suo nail i riday entnu. th lf. Thip 4,f r, . . i mux to a ;imp;iin for im-mla which resulted in the addition new members to th- t -, ? - I Io.Il-i Over L'(t knights -at d..-n nt Ubanquet table and enjoy. ., the splendid iiiftit; prepared and served l.y the Pythian .-I.-tcr.. Mui-ic was furnished hy a 11 piece orchestra. Several v..e.,l numi.rs were given l.y a quartet . mi posed of Messrs. Maurcr, Egglcs-ton. Kelly ami JChcinoId. The c anrliflatcs wnc all ff-atcl at a ypfM t.il talih- ;ir.l wort- v hit.- arnations. I Miring Ihc pror.un tun I'tautiful K. of I. fmhhtns wore pr--tcritcil to tlio class of n-- riH-nitiis ar.d i.:Tjon Itoinu' (inv.vn for. wcto allotted to .Messr.-. Claron.-i- Mylr an.l K.-mlman. These f rnlleni- ve:e donate,! hy KnlKht.s Ka.'-terduy a ml i I i:nt r. The various Tri;:r: o:.-!..,! l-y the lolpe and mi'iu t-r. v. . ! a v. ard d -.s follows: Seoft Kasterday a K. of i lin offered hy the lode; hill hv Mayor K. V. Caylur lo U. K. !lunt"'r for soi-ursn th mot nu'inl- rs on the tram eaptainod hy Nelson (Jliristia nsr i n. (Irand Trustee ;. V. (Jaylor :-, t.l th rajiacity of t -a stnia.st t and short talK.s vere made hy 1eputy Irand ('hanefllor Floyd Jellison. l'at t'har:ol'.or AlOort SlieU .and ilnvor Fred H. Kellor f.f South Rend anl V Italph i ' rncuun and Judge I:, s. 1 ig of .Misna v, aKa. After tln-s,. .vhort talk.i the main m irers or tne evening va.s ivr.n f. w Uh" v i'luaru-H iWoiM.ia . . t;roVIl or l'rankhn, rnd. H!s subject was "Fraternal T.ovo". A beautiful incident of the ov nir.g'.s pro-ram oecairred after a talk by Judge Fcig in which reference- was mnde to the great ihiropean war. At the close ot the talk Toastmastn laylor tfok a beautiful Fnited Staf s llag. and waving it. said. "If fraternal loc had permeated tin hearts of Furopean rulers this awful war could never have been possible. ,,n,i a.-ked tlie members to rise ami salute the Host o four country. All stood up ami saluted and sang America. FIRST EIGHTH GRADERS

DEFEAT SECOND TEAM1101 a ,uclt?M- Good mu$lc-

The Eighth grade first tram was defeated by the second team in a basketball contest Friday atternooit by a a score of It to li in the main school gym. The lineup was as follows: !Irt Team. Stii,l Train. Fvans Shaw Kobbins Forwa rd Frye ' I 'enter. Fennrr Kevanbelshol I uards. Fr e t hr ows Shaw, Swanger. '; Smith., 1. . . F. i Irade Kemp . . . .Swaner . . . Fellaires Fushman Smith Hu-hma n. 1 ; norm.!: i i vtiox mi ld. birthda and Avedding ann rsary w.is a doulde i elel. ration at the home of lUw and Mrs. K. . J nnings of . Fawnnce st.. 1 iida. Mrs. M . A. Jenrr.ntrr, mother of the former wa:-, 7 1 ears of ace. and it was also the ."..".rd veddinir anniversary of .Mr. and Mr. Jennings. mi sical ii:m;iii sati kdw. A short itiii:li 'il nrii.T . .. ill . ' . i i li; wilt i' rendered nt ti.o w.o,,.,,,-. .a... , urthr..liv. ,i,c,-, i, V..." . .' ! ,v,,"v" .".,iin,i. a ii'-i iiooji . at 3 o'clock, jus: before the eierti.m I of othecrs. DERW00D PHILIP DARR DIES OF SCARLET FEVER

i t i r for the past several weeks, is in penvoml I Hi i larr, the infant j a m n.uis condiiioii. son of Mr. ami Mrs-. Thomas Iuir of j 1 0 1 N. .v'arah st.. iii. d Fnd..v e.!)- ('MID I'AUI'V TONKdlT. Irig after a few days illness ,,f :,r),t j The set ..ml of ;t sprits of the card fever. He was burn Aug. 2'.. F'll. in. pu;;. and danees will be gnen tonight this city. J.,, ttie Fed Men's wigwam under the The fin. oral will be private ami will i a npict nf the Misbawaka tribe Im- ' held Saturday innriiini; at 1 pi.'md i mli r of Fed Men. lock. Kev. Spanghr will ot:ai.tt..'

Tiiiri it "vv i 1 I in tti.. iit- ...... ...... ' . MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED.' WANTK1 -Flare on farm b man and v'ife. both c .mp t on . Adiii.-s' X u s-Timcs. Ib 7. M i - In u a ka. I

- - . FN.II. IA.K;i lll. WAXTFl - Wa ddr.gs m do at Inure. I.ii.Mhi.V, March 13. Maj. Georire 'all 9C7 Locum m. 1 .inatl- H : -ri n 1 -ot ha ni of the C;.n.ul1T'T; TT - ; -an ontinceh'. tiled on March 1 1 in i i 1 Fakement st-r, ro!n.,.u. military hospital at Shormdiffe. Mishawaka i rut Fide. I no ni r.- i : i i i ... t-n -.i ;

Mirhnwaka Trust and .:uint; t o w.sii.i .uiuui" a'en o;t:.iti in ij; general housework; familv of f.. Apply 937 K. Tliird st. FOP. SAT-livery eb.ea S'uare Krrbi'l piam A.i'lr e.c - X. -. ... Times. Mishawaka riMlGL.sTI.ItIXG. UPHOLSTERING AM) KKPAI KING Matte?es mado oer; bo rr.attrrrsca mab to order. Orders takm for nes rnvfr fmm old carpet.-". W. Frhultz. 120 K. First st. IK-m phone ICQ. FOR ItFNT--S- ven ro..!tJ ;r.-:v,, a ills w. sixth s!.. : :... Mod. in fcept f.irr. c. . Seenth st J 13. Kalph .I.-rn. cm. f:.vt ni s a : utf: ,, , w -,u f il! vt !! ; ;.:ivire:::i hitnr j. ','' WM. IIAPP. - : M s? . S -..t!i r.. n.r" n x:i v. a . i:m' in ! r t i! i... .... . I.:: uu-t i r.jitrteihhr v.i'iv; i....... I .Ml w M. ILLVl', S. il Lit at , i.hl. Uwud. 1

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- k MISHAWAKA CHURCHES I irt I're t rl-n, e.rt:er of l.hie.!-i I n ev I; v. A. Ornior.d, Hrvi at IX : J J iYl.eL aL'! -,:.irisf - j ! .it . :..o. .r .ulm!'- at r.vjtu i-rv)-l. :tt:;l,,:t:" ; fi,e a.lu'1 eiai-.s. :. i:. mii'H at i t;J." r. in. MiJ'i k ;..ier s'-rvi TLurday f-vn:!:,;' ;,t T:.:0 1 M-'-tii:; then,.. "I';,,. ". r! t i i n'- Gnu:;.;' 'i mi l.'ial.M vr i4u!'Ji t. "Test of My C.ri-- ' t t !a lilt ." , I irt HaptUt. V. .U and Main sts. v- A- H AVld:n".v. p s;..r. I'ars -l iR". j w- 1"-i'i m. Siia.l-ij Ii.m.1. j a:- k Wi. kir. subrniit.a.lvMt. lir Miier-i .n. i.nijf:,t i;y pat r. ri;lS V iW1: "r -r , .M. Vhurlav. 7 p. m. M.-ridi.' Mid.j.-r-t, -Tli- N:iti..ns of t luV..r.!." livraiiiu'. "Ati old rn.-tbl .ii. il ' i:ii"ti.Mi." , I irt lirUtian Th u riit-i SuihIh.v t lio-'l nrnl rhur. h s-Tviees from 'J:'. to 11 :' ;i. iii. i;. M.'olluin. r17 W. Third -t.. ? m j t . J:. K. Van Winkio. Vfl S. 1 1 1 1 1 St.. pasror. A elas for veryon Junior i:. at t.. in . Senior i:. r.:t.". Invitatioiis mNo exti'inJed to tranpr to at- J tend tIks' sirviro-i. Volunteer study ehisn ea h Tues'l ty -.it 7 :.rX p. m. Prayer rneetinr 'riiursd iy. 7 :.?t p. in. .Morning suli.ie. r. "Why the "htireh.' Ilvt-idnir. '-Frurhled With.

Imnianuel Uartit Tubwnarle. eornrr of j . j h u noccary to devote to (rove nnd Aqp sts. Mind.iv school. .:!.. ' . .... f . . , . Cliarles M. rinh'Tid-at. Preaehlusr ' a,lu,rs ot the association, and a. at 11 a. m. hv Tr. V. K. I'm-hran. K. V. , therefore reluctantly obliged to tender P. 1".. livening servii e? 7 :(.K). his resignation. He w ould, however, M.indii? tl.ea..-. '1 'imp old Weih;" I continue to devote as much time as he eviadiiL'. X StnrMiTiir .M:etiuii." I found possible, to the interests' of the i:nKlili laithrrnn riiurrh. eornrr of Sr . ; f ssoeiution which he had much at entli aud .Main sU-. Kev. . 1J. MufferS, heart. pas: or. Suniay s.-ho.d : '.0. Morning Joseph do Iorenzl. vl ;e president reivi es b):4a livening srvie 7 :W the association, will art tn the riipMr.lMdvr laither nv.-tiiijr J :::D p. m. itv f j,r0i..jl!t n. 1)ro tcni and an effort I he morning -ernion ui!l 1 a m. J..hr.! i. ...... i v

r. -I--.V l'i "I' I,(,, j 1 .. -i d's Praver." ' 1 Pr- MethiMlUt Preaeliing at Klver PjirU hnri h. siihj. ct. . ait!!." Sunday m'liooi j V:.:o. Atairijlt Miller. iip"rliiteiiIent. (las j meetiiiL' I'harles hirle. p'ader. Y.f P. m.-etiiig -t Piver 1 ark. .". o'elo k. Hornet i Si. k i t ome. leioler. I'reactltnir servu e. pa rso:,;- lt er. eini::li. .orner of L'bur-h and Fourth sts. j J.e. tto lurk, pastor. ivrrnan jervh es it to a. in. Pnulish Sunday sdiuol at t:l.. la.HUh servi.-.w i.t 7 n :n - - - st. Paul' K.iopui, lurnor Odar and Lincoln way F. Pev. T.. F. Kogi-rs, relator. Holy Ihiehar'.st, 7 :.'i0. Sunday school. Pi. Holy Fuel.arist and M.rmou, 11. Ves-I-'-r ami scnuou at 1:T,0. I Irst hurcli of tTif KTanrhcAl Anqorla lion. Flizal.eth and tirove tits. Iter. I). D. Spai!trlr. j.ator; . idenee. CPJ Kllzaheth M. Suud.iy in-.il. Junior Y. 1. A., ( p in. V. P. A., G:o0 p. m. Evening ervne, 7:30. St. Andrew f.frman Kvangrllcal, Main und Third sts. Itev. M. Goffenej, pator. freaclDiug servieea at 2:00 p. ra. h'.it .Miliawakt Sunday School at 9:00 . m. hi the (Jernhart -vjttage. Everybody Is cordially invited to cuine and make the AMemhly of God, 10. Lincoln way west, second Hour. Mornings. 10; eveniugt, 7. l uesdays and Thursdays. 7 :3t. Ir.tf rnatlonal liihle .Student' AdsociatUn, Maceahee hull, over First Natlonul bank. Main und Lincoln way west. Lecture Sunday at J p. m. Bible study at 4. All weli uie. Miration Army, Ensign Hart. Meeting lu new quarters, in old Methodist church l.a.-eai.Mit at 10::10. Sunday school at '.:od. Junior uicetiaL- at 'J:'M. Uvening service at 7 Mdluh MlHfion, 207 E. Joseph t. Sun!i .-liooi, 2:31). Preaching, 3:30 aud 7:30 Pcjn Miad., leader. st. i$ao' C'Mtholk-. West and SevenU U. Kev. A Sch.'ekaert, rector. Flrt ititss,. 7:.;o. High mass. I0:uo. liaptUm, 1 p. in. Ins '.actions, -j p. ai. Nesncis aud I'e'iedi- lloll, 'I p. 111. ht. .lodeoh'a t'athoiw, comer Hill anJ Third sts. ilex. Dean L. A. Muench, rector. l'e. Charles Schoal, assistant, lieideuce, L'." S Mid t. Low innas. 7 ..".O. Fhlldreu'i mass Hiju rcasj, 10:0. with beneoi t luii. .11 ItlKTIIDAV PAIITi. Mis. WUIard Partridge, 10lS F. rj;n(li st.. pleasantly entertained 10 liifle lioys and irl Saturday morning from '. to 1 1 o'clock, in honor of the iii. 1 j - l 1 . Mrthdav anniversary of her son. ' 'eorK'e. Games, ami contests were the ,a,;..r f. ...... . ... 'i-v... . ' . . ".,1,,1V ' . luut iMe . .-meu nruisi' wiin m.uiy pi eny pres i lit: A tine luncheon was served. srmorsLv ill. W. .Mor. foe. Sirimr and l'ourtetnth t st.. who luis I n ill with t phoid i t mm iii.oi,.- oi r.n oio., I 1. I 11 11 SYtI'I Tl k V ! :a;ies 1 M.her. 1 2 Lincoln hihwav - ';;t"":i! 'IT .!SrV I."ii. I ddier. who underwent an op- j i'it.ot: at t:i hospital Friday. Miss ' i-der is i;-ttinc alone; r.iecly. f . oiingest daairht-r f the late Col. t A. Hay ward of st. Louis . ; :.v f. t).- . iti.-ns of, .N'fi.-e i '. !! s:tM ";!!. .f the . i;y ..f Snilii ie:.i. l-iri.le m A !. ill!. t. .1, ;.! eolll!l I '.li.r i tli.T ..'.fO.tl ..Ol - 1 . :! . "'v r. th. I . r. I of Cauhtv 1 'icaai is!o a - ! -s 1: tl.'ir April term. 1915. f,.- l.,-rnd- 1 ior. ? pi:r"li.-i.o tin retail !iiU..r dealer 1 i.-eri- !i.''Tt..'n:v -.'rant-d hv s.d.I "'ourtyj 'r.i!a:.'i.ner- ;.t t' eir Aueut i.-rir. 191 '. ' Ariiuir V:oi lie-!.; arid Alpfe!.- e11...... .....i -..- ... ...il !....,;,..- . vh.o':;,. nxU a:..T sniVpti.Ml li.M.M ia l's I (UMiai'ie-. ! :; -1 n j.-,;,.!) :it a t!ai.. with I t!;e j . r i i ; ! liou'n TLe s t I e I ' ! ! K ell ' ;; pr"Til I - t..i.te, ,w, t.eii-ri- , t.-i. -it in r f.ro'r.e'1 aiai Tia I y p. . ..f 1 ui ii. f s herein s.Hd : t . I : r-s nr.' :. d-:::il. i i eat-.', i a t;,. fr... t r i:a mi tlie irr Mind fl ..r .f r'.e t.--rery frame h ;i J ! .1 i i. r. sitj. in .1 ri:,d l;anu No 'V.t Iivi- ; t. tr-t. S.:ita Ibr-.l. Ind. Tlie limt-n--i....s of .-.., are feel .-mm d n ;1 . .. ....... . . iii. ;. ......... ' . ' .in- 1.---1T , Ml : M I- II r t- . ..'a, tl.rr-i tr-e: l o"a:i 'i;K-! i: I'TL. J Mar.-n ;i u

Telephone Your Items to The News-Times 123 S. Main Street mm m.

L " 1 Wll 1 f 1 . m-Mm A I 1 (J j flgjfjjjjfl PRESIDENT OF B. M. k Owing to Pressure of Business He Is Unable to Give Time to Affairs of Association J. de Lorenzi to Succeed Him. (.'. A. Ostroir.. who vas api-ointcd l'i vjd-n iation ; , ,.n,u.i r ,i hlent of th- liu.-inevis .Men's assott its las; m.-ftin in January, 1 his resignation at a. mtcimy !(,f lh.Jt ;Jodv j.-x.lt!av afierno.ni. Mr. . i tinV; hs fully ooied vvith' 1 has. ness matters o; a personal a,j t uri-. a ud :ie explained 1 o the xm;c!.i:i:, that he ? !t the pli-: ider:-.y ui tut :j-MK-iatitui .ixuld !; leid hy one a de to iicvole a trooiuy portion oi x.ime to the position. He realized that at j the -present tim hrobahly mole than! at aiij j)riod in th hislorj" of the j city, it was necessary that the asso- j c iation should have an active executive head During the present year the indications all pointed to an e.- 1 i eptionally busy time, ami it was most J probable that the association wouhl j Jind much to occupy its attention. He 1 ri'LM-rtti'il that hu w Hi; not likrdv to "'I' "I- '!. ! ' othv? perman.t ntiy. M!SHAWAKA"bOWUNG

Grimed i3 243 1C-; 4'i KuLy lil Ily K'.l 374 lLunnali It ICS 12i 45s White 17 4 lo'J 4'J'3 l-lcvk 16 134 131' 430 iliuidicap ;ji l-'l 1-1 Totals 8 18 77S 25112 KNTTS I-udwiK 128 10G 145 37 'J Clark 137 10G 135 378 Locko 137 14'J 153 4 4'J Gardner 122 13S 145 4 05 l'hillon 200 15H 180 53s Handicap 15'J 15y 139 477 Totals 883 Slti 327 2626 PACS Powell 134 153 101 3SS Harrows 123 76 103 302 Crosby 87 76 103 260 Spaeth 141) 150 152 451 Fischrnan 141 131 145 417 Handicap 135 135 135 405 Totals 769 721 739 2220 SOX MoCollum 134 133 146 415 It. Hunter 132 141 133 406 Gardner 127 170 130 447 Fetters 114 yo 12 4 32 s LoshbauKh 146 124 14 5 415 Handicap 229 229 229 687 Totals 882 S89 927 269S

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Huommer 167 118 116 401 Bock 1C2 191 130 483 Parker 146 134 116 39 6 Kelley 161 162 163 4S6 Dosman 133 122 113 ::6S . Handier 199 199 199 597 Totals 968 926 S37 2731 JACKS Bradley 148 162 93 403 Gingrich 119 109 139 367 Wright 142 135 159 436 Meckelnburg 135 149 122 40f Shafer 178 156 165 499 Handicap 127 127 127 381 Totals 849 838 805 2492

CAS CO. LUAGUK. LwVMI'S KrillenberKer 110 109 12 ,'4 5 Hollowell 108 115 1 40 ;)63 C Meixel 135 107 J j . u o 9 7 35tJ M ers Hans 138 121 152 170 178 CO Totals C43 622 Kletka' 150 111 704 1969 12 :, 3S4 1.".:: 4 03 ! Scott 1 1 15 j Sherman 1:i iv. r:i 426! Luther . Pa w i s . Totals 132 141 01 i ;.; 1 1 3 4 2 i 138 436 .687 660 G44 1991 UKATFKS Hanlev Myers Connors Thrames Feidler 126

9 8 1 2 4 3 4 S 143 106 377 19 3 1 17 4 2 8 141 139 101 13n 152 395; . , i 71.'. t-,3S 194 9 ' 1 . 5 15.. 12 5 111 72 2 7 F 1 2 ! :' 5 4 : 144 122 346' 17: Fo 47 2 i 7 1 s 5 7 7 1 S '. i 1 4; ije 4 ox 1 .129 127 ::7 115 1 os ::::7 j IF; 1 50 37 9! 1 1 2 5 5 5 9 ; 730 2 002 IF: 9 2 331 F-.2 11! 35; 1 no 1 30 3 ti Fl 125 5 ' 3 j i 3 19 14.

121 io:. 5 98 1 1 5 1 2 7 Totals .... KA NG FS Briglit Sperry Auniacht .... Johnson .... Maurer Totals FIXTl'KFS Kenoi.is ... 1 a n-x i,.o,:: .12 2 . l 2.: . it Donovan Lo n t . Totals AXTLFS n,rtfnr I .12'". .Ill . n; . 1 3 5 II' e. ; r AI 1 'immerman Totals '.7 T( , EWE !'(K FHICXtiO. ' "-''p A.istlM. ... K. Fourth u 1,1 lcaw 'irrlay foi ' h U a K ' x.i.i;rsii. a-d Mrs f'l.ir.-r.co Mr n i m e visit- d Mr. and Mrs. William YY. N .f Mish.tw ak.i ',;r..l iv. Mrs. Ji:l: s Puller entertained thLadles" Aid soeit tv of the Valb'.ls.l ehurch Weile.e.-'i.i y aflriuton. Th annual oaTai'iet of the Ar.ri.m Order of Gleaners win b. h-!! at the , ,ni,, of m, a j : mer llu;).-ia e i:me. i : i fa e i.;l- . " , ... -- ' i iiuiii ras riurn.-ii to , b.er home aiur spending lour months! in Mishawaka. i

BLAZING RESIDENCE IS

SAVED B Upper Portion of House Destroyed at 547 Short St. Fire Was of a Mysterious Origin. A s' i iou.s ;iro. of a mysterious origin ; i .niph'i. ly destroyed the upstairs pen-: lion of a two-htory frame residence at i "17 .-"iiort j-t., owned by Miss Kate Els, j S.it'ir'-Jay rnoinin. The lire had ob- j taitud a froml start iii every room or r..e . teor.j iloor, before it was discovered and the alarm sent in. When i ho departments arrived the entire uppt r :iooi. ide walls and roof wtre ;itdaze, and lor a time it was feared that the building was lost. However, rapid work on the part of the hrem n soon had the fire under control and the lower !loor was saved, no i amaso beintf done to this part of the hor.se. It was necessary to stretch a line of hose- and use a tank of chemieal. The run from Central was an-oth-.T insianee where the truck proved its worth in saving property from serious damage. The damage to the building will amount to about $300. entirely covered hy insurance. The furniture in the lower part of the house was removed by neighbors and bystanders. MEMORIAL SERVICE TO BE HELD AT ST. PAUL'S Irr. (Gardner Will Preax-li on Subject, "Iliy Way Is In the S;inctuary." "Thy Way Is In the Sanctuary," will le the subject of the pennon to be delivered by Dr. James K. Gardiner, at St. Paul's M. E. church tomorrow morning it the regular services, when the uhnuri memorial services will be held. Thlft in th 12th annual service of this character to be held in St. Paul's church. The Fervicc is held each year In memory of those members of the church who have passed away during tha year. This year the service will be more general in character as it will take into consideration all those who have been connected with the church who have been taken away during tho past 12 years, or since this special service was inaugurated. The names of all f--uch persons have been printed In a beautiful bulletin which will be distributed at the services. There are 200 names in the list, which includes not only "members" but a number "from the families of tho church." At this service the- choir will sing "He is Watching Over Israel," by Mendelssohn, and "Yea Tho I Walk," by Sullivan. Appropriate selections will be rendered by Max Miranda, organist of the church. WESTMINSTER CHOIR TO PRESENT CANTATA, "RUTH" ON SUNDAY EVENING One of the most ambitious attempts in a musical way which any South Bend church choir has attempted will be the sacred cantata t be given Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock by the chorus choir of Westminster Presbyterian church. Tho cantata Is "Ruth" with -words by Edward Oxenford and music by Alfred G. Gaul. It Is divided into two parts. "Sorrow," the scene laid in the country of Moab on the road to Kethlehem, and "Joy," with the scere laid in the harvest lield at the abode of Naomi and at the gate of Kethlehem. The choir is under the able direction of Miss Feme Parker, supervisor of music in the public schools of the city, and Mrs. Lawrence Itomino is organist. The characters will be taken as follows: Naomi. Miss Jessie Willis, alto; Ruth. Mrs. J. Edgar Wilson, soprano; Orpah. Miss Lyle Whitcomb, alto; Boaz. Harry A. Snoke, bass; Elders, handmaidens and reapers. Alma Beyrer, Edith Beyrer, Claudine Brickell, Marie Brickell, Bessie Drone, Carrio Glavin, Pauline M inner. Helen Neuwerth, Cleo Young, 'Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dawlcy, Hazel Gillis. .Sophia Hansen. Emma Ireland. Florence Ireland. Mildred Kotz, Marjorie Whitcomb. W. L. Piece, J. F. Rellinger, F. E. Whitcomb, Joseph Avery, jr.. Clarence Dawley, George Miller, Herbert W. Snoke and Glen C. Stouffer. ih:huii:x springs. Mrs. Genrpe W. Whitman was a visitor at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Whitcomb, in South Rend Wednesday. The Aid society of the M. K. church met in the social rooms Wednesday afternoon. About 63 wero in attendance. Mrs. II. J. Bernard and baby have returned from an extended visit with the formers mother in Pittsburgh. Pa. The Aid society of the Baptist church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. F. Schaefer. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gillespie are visiting relatives in Chicago. Mrs. T. E. Patterson and Miss Ethel Avers were South Bend visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Sarah Boone has returned from Nashville. Tenn., where she sp-nt the winter with her daughter. Mrs. I .in nie L.indis. Mi. James D. ISoone and Mrs. H. F Graham wereuth Kend visitors Weilm-day. Mrs. Ella E. K'rsterko of St. Joseph and Donald Barrows of this place were married Saturday evening by Rev. W. H. 'am!hld in St. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Fan ows will make their home in this vicinity. Major Muidoch circle will serve an Easter huiohcoti Saturday evening, Apr. 3. i" the G. A. K. hull. Jona? .'. rby has returned from a isit v iF. fr-a nds in St. Joespli. F.!n-r Tobias e.f Anb n will hold a c i' 1; -ai.- :id.!y. Mar. 19. with Fran!; S? a rk w ea t !r r v-s auctioneer. Henry ,t hnson. with his daughter. Marie, of Memphis, Tern.. :- here for a vi-it with Ids p. .rents. Mr. and Mrs. John J . h t s 1 r Mi -. W. , ::.:h, r is the ; k lis. Ja s: u't Philip. ! i" . ii'igton I .:! ; ..bb.- :.. ; ;; aff r el l-M ash S llt brother. Il.iv- UJ i ith t!:" same trouM ! -. t St.- . If 1 1". .t if m re a i.f We!- - ":;nt of nrnther. the ilh.es-: of Mie f :"i i i t r ' Mrs. Ilete- p. Stiver.-. A special n, i i::i- . V l!l t'e held in T he th- w. , . t. r. r i.iinc room vPe -d iy afternoon. .M"ar. i - . 4 .1. . :..,-, r ha P. en '.v.trkimr in George M. .Smith's h irnrss -hop this e e . . . tliev are makinir at oi tinii). hn nw. i tl liinrl mn ,ln Mrs. Mary Lodgers was a. Niles visit.or Wednesdav

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jfeIT.NTJtAbS. The funeral of Anthony Aranouskl, t0 years old. who dud Tnursday afternoon at 0:io o'clock after a britf ill ness of heart failure, will b held j Monday morning at S::;0 o'clock lrmn ' the residence of Mrs. Helen Aranow- 1 ska. 101'J W. Napier t.. to the St. 1 liedwige Catholic church. Solemn i high mass will be read by Kev. Anthony Zubowicz, C. is. C, pastor of the parish. Burial will be in Cedar Grove cemetery. DllYriLS Aloisios Fry dry ch, tive-months-old sou of Mr. and Airs. John Prydrych, 1301 W. Grace st., died Friday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock alter a brief illness. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at St. Casimier's catholic church, Kev. Stanislaus Gruza, C. S. C, pastor of the parish, olliclating. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Polish cemetery. SGCLL liVKN'I'S. The singing rehearsal of St. Hcdwige's choir will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the old St. Hedwigo school building under directoin of Casimier Luzny. The Name of Mary society of St. Hedwige parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at tho St. Hedwige school building. The Young People's society of St. Stanislaus parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at at. Stanislaus hall. The meeting of Lady Falcons Z. Balicki No. 1 will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Z. B. hal. Tho military band of Falcons Z. B. No. 1 will hold its rehcartal Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Z. B. hall. A meeting of St. Vincent de Paul society No. 7D will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in St. Hedw:ige'3 school building. Tho St. Adalbert's society No. 192 of the Polish Roman Catholic union of America will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at their regular place of meeting. The Young Girls' St. Hele n's Wreath society will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon. The St. John's Evangelist societyNo. t-05, of Roman Catholic union of America, will hold its meeting .Sunday afternoon at St. Adelbert's hall. Tho Children of Mary will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the St. Hedwige school building. IJTUSOXAIS. Mrs. Stella Uregowicz has returned to her home in Michigan City after a short visit here. Michael Graszykowskl arrived hero Friday for a few days' visit with friemls. Miss Irene Kusmiecz of Buffalo, who has been here for a few diys visiting with Miss Nellie Frengicsz, Laporte av., has gone to Chicago. Leo Sprezycki of Milwaukee is in the city on business. Walter Dominowski has returned to Cleveland after a business visit here. Joseph Krzyw inski has arrived hero from Hammond for a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Slgmund Pieczynskl, 1669 W. Sample st. Mb;s Mar" AVieckowska of Milwaukeo arrived here to spend several days with relatives and friends. She Is the guest of iMr. and Mrs. Paul Wojcic - chowski, 1296 W Jefferson st. Miss Agnes Kozlowska, 2450 Kenwood av., ha left for Chicago to spend three months with relatives. Uajsimier Jaaiowicz, wno nas tccr. nere on business, nas luit iur aii auam ln Gary. ... . . George juaciejewsKi nas icit ior i-ouin L;nicago uiier a. onui msu wnii irienas nere. Irs. Mary Turgowska Jias arrived here from Michigan City for a brief visit with friends. Stephen Matajczak, V. Division St., has left for Pittsburgh to spend several weeks with relatives. Miss Josephine Druzbinf ka has arrived hero from Chicago to mako her home. Walter Gadyszewski. who has been here for n few days visiting with friends, returned Friday to his homo in Chicago. Stanley Hintz, W. Division st., has returned from Otis, where he hits been for the past few days visiting with friends. Leonard Goscinski, W. Division st. who has been critically ill for several days, is now somewhat improved. Andrew Tuminski of Chicago Is m the city visiting with friends. RIVPR PARK I ftw 5 Fince Itiver Iark Is enjoying two free mail deliveries a day, mail is also j being collected four times a day at the large box at Mishawaka a v. and Seventh st. The collections are made in the morning between 9 and 10 o'clock and at noon. Tho afternoon collections are at 3 o'clock and at 8 .'nrr AT n 11 It; nl;r T1 Ieet ed nt X n'eloek at tho box at Clover st. and Mishawaka av. The TUver Park ladies of tho Wood men circle gathered at tho home of Mrs. Albert Wright. X. Eighth Friday evening to help celebrate her birthday anniversary. The evening was pleasantly sp f II t- ith music. : games and contests. Favors were ! won by Mrs. Zella Forest and Mrs. J Clara Forest. Mrs. Jennie Ward gave ! several piano selections. At tho colso of the evening a two-courne luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins of Michigan, who have been guests of the Misses Ixmg of S. Ninth Bt., havj moved in their new home on Smith st. Mrs. Edward Homes has returned to Wakarusa, Ind., after a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Stauffcr, Mishawaka av. ! Glen and Itussel Purkey of N. Eighth st., went to Plymouth, Ind.. Friday to visit relatives. Walter Simons of Chicag o, who has been visiting friends hero, left yesterday for Grand Rapids, Mich., to spend the week end. Mrs. Lyda Albin, who his been visiting her father, Andrew Keck, and sister, Mrs. H. F. Prookr. returned to Teegarden today. James O'Donnell of Lafayette, Ind., i-; here transacting busineis and call- j Ing on friends. ; Piver Park church services Sunday I und ensuing week will bo according! to the following schedule. Seats are! fire .ral the public is welcome. ; Mi thodi.-t Episcopal Seventh St.. ' south of Mishawaka a v. I lev. A. W. ? Smitii. jt.ator. Sunday school at IPCo m. Frank E. Wolfe, superintend-' ent. Preaching by the pas.or at 10:4." ' m. and . :'0 p. in. Morning subject "Great Privileges Purposed by Christ's Death." Evening subject. "A I 'cstruetive Person in the Commun-' ity." Junior league at :' p. m.. Mr?. John Xewcomb, superintendent. Epw rt!i league devotional seriee at i:.",0 i. in. Miss liertha. Hackr-nburs, 1 J president. Prayer ;nd praise meeting! Wednesday evening at 7: :I0. lead h

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A; 1 society Wrdi n sd iy atterr.orn S. r. Judson. Mi ;t the home of Mrs. hav. aha a v. Hostesses. Irs. Ju.ls on and Mrs. T'nrsda.v ee; 1 learn. FiMo chu-se: in?. Fiiolr i'T.K J!( r F; e v e S. I'. Smiley, leader. Fn-e Methodist S Ib '. S. F. Jt r: nine's. el;ool at 1" a. ;a . I. o-Mie.-rsih lor. SMT'dav Wolf. .-;:p.-r-intend nt. Pre. irking by Kev. .len-r..n.;.-at 11 .:. 10. Fni'n imetimr the Mishawaka arid Kr r i'ark .umg peep!- at 3 . m., M;-s Leda f;l:nr. re:dcnt. Leader. Miss L. r:a Sii-erfoosi-of Mishawaka. 'hi!dr-n-nieeting at . : 3 0 p. m. Preaching a 7.30 p. m. GotLige prayer meeting Tuesday evening at the home of L. F. Wolf, S. Eighteenth st. Church of God Dixon hall. Mish awaka av., nnl Seventh st. Jonas ! 1 orsyuie. eiacr. Sunday school at p a. m. J. L. Tliomru' superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. -Midweek pr.tyer service 7:5-0. Wednesday evening a! S. F. McCLLF.X. Fchtiyler Fremont McFllen. who was torn in Laporte county, Ind.. May 5, 1S5;, and who has b. en a resident of this city for the past 15 years, passed away Friday morning m 10 o'c rk at his home at s 1 3. S. Lafayette st.. after an illness ,f f.vo years. Mr. McCllcn came here from Millcreek. Ind., April 2 7. Is7v He was united in marriage to Miss Lemma Hungcrford, who survives him. Resides his widow lie leaves five children who are as follows: Mrs. John Raker. Mrs. William Kuss ahd son. Chester, all of this city and John Mrvienan or Buchanan, Mich., and Mr?, i John Langford of Milverton. Canada, i x- uncrai -services will re Held at the residence at S:30 o'clock Sundav morning. The body will be taken to Laporte where services will be held at 2 o'clock from the Sauktown church. Burial will be in the Sauktown cemetery. l.VTANT XIGlITLrXGEH. Kenneth Jacob Night linger, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Nightlinger, j ail E. Easalle ay., died early Satur- j day morning after a short illness, j Short funeral services will bo held '. from the residence Monday morning j at S o'clock. The body Vil'l he taken tit Tlnnrhnn n O O 1 n. ......1 .it iill" IJUI l.U N1II be made in the HInman cemeterv. FUNERALS. MILS. CHARLOTTE E. 1IAXXOX. Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte E. Harmon will bo held Saturdav evening from the residence. 227 X Taylor st.. at 7:2o o'c lock. The bodv will be taken to Ht. Joseph. Mich., for burial at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon. At 2 o'clock services will be held at St. Joseph from the Swedish Lutheran church. Burial will be in St. Joseph. ROLLING PRAIRIE. M. O. Jarvis ha moved his Rev household goods to Knights'own. Ind., whero he has accepted the pastorate of a church. The masquerade in I. O. O. F. hall, given Thursday evening by the Rebekahs, was well attended.' Tho Gleaners held a box- soeial SatI urday evening in the G. A. R. hall, Rev. G. E. Ward was able to fill his i appointments Sunday for the first J time since he wa? attacked with ! rrlp. a month ago. Mrs. Willoughby George of South Rend is quite ill at the home of James Pell, where she has been visitinp the part few weeks .Mrs. i:dward Norton died Mondav morning at her home, one mile east 0f town, after a lingering illness jurs pjorence Halter, who has been Coming Ceo lory

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