South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 103, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 April 1915 — Page 5

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES TCKSDAY, AI'HlIi 13, 19 IS.

DIRECTORS ADOPT MISSION POLICY

O Standing Committee of Five Appointed to Have Charge of Y. M. C. A. Endeavors Reports Are Presented. A nrw policy for the foreign missionary work v.;u introdi.ccil and .'.opted Monday nis;ht at Uv.- regular mettlni; of thf l.oard of directors f the Y. M. c. A. hr-M in the directors parlor of 1 1 1 ; association building. Tho form of the policy is: A standing committee of at lca&t five members of the board to have charge of tho work; an annual campaign for funds to bo held caeh year; tho ultimate :iim of tho noliey will be to contribute annually but t .ion annual j-'i f t .h.all t be determined by the amount pledged ' in the campaign; to Inelude the for- J i um work I:; the annual c-btervante ' of tho w tck of prayer making it tho '. Health in Old Age J low much better it is to bo hale ami hearty at &0 years of a-e than it is to acquire .all tho wealth in the world and bo an old woman or man at Cu. Sensible thinkinff people only need a MitfKcstioii or warning to realize the importance of not allowing the health to fail and the vitality to become low, as it is a Ion,', tedious Job to rebuild the constitution up to its youthful .standard after tlis aFo or overwork t 1 as sapped the strength and wasted the tissues. In tho case of nremature nhvsical decline Duffy's Pure Malt! AVhiskey has proved of great value to many old people who have driven it a fair trial. When taken as directed, Duffy's Pure Malt "Whiskey assists in keeping healthy the essential functions of digestion because it induces activity in the flow of gastric Juices so the fcod eaten will digest naturally. This action upon the digestive process is of great importance c j it brings out all the nutriment necessary for proper sustenance. Upon entering into the blood stream, it is carried to one part and another of the body and serves to put the various organs into action, and causes them to functionate as they would not otherwise do. Because Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey plays such an important part in the work of bodily nutrition, and likewise in fortfyIng tho system against mlcrobic disease, it ha.s become famous sxa a "medicine for all mankind." It makes the old feel young and keeps the youn strong and vigorous. Folks who know from experience that this excellent tonic and stimulant may be depended upon, always "Get Duffy's and Keep Well." o FOR HOY LONG? south bi:nt iLisns a pciitiNIINT QUISSTION. "When a neighbor tells us that he has recovered from a serious Illness, the first question that naturally arises is. "How long will he keep well?" Temporary' relief is one thing, but a lasting cure Is altogether different. There Is nothing temporary about the work of Doan's Kidney Pills as the following South Bend evidence proves beyond a doubt. Henry Dxmgakcr, 329 N. Francis st.. South Bend, says: "I have a statement some time ago for publication in praiso of Doan's Kidney Pills. This remedy made a complete cure of kidney trouble in my ca.se and I am Klrul to tell others about it. You may continue publishing my statement." Price 50c. at nil dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Dean's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. lionpakrr had. Foster-Milburn "o.. Props., Buffalo, X. Y. rlj Ataxia In Avery Interesting article on Locomotor Ataxia. Dr. Henry C. Story sny that drugs li!ve practically no beneficial effect In thee cases. He Fays that ret should be Insisted upon, and there should be no worries or troubles. Plenty of fresh air and moderate exercise must be insisted upon, but over exertkm is Injurious. Tho use of tobacco and alcohol should be strictly forbidden, and over-eating 1 dangerous, especially whea the food Is poorly masticated. - Tho food must be of the most nourishing kind, and the quantity and variety must bo changed so that the patient will not loo his appetite. The most annoylnc symptom in these case is tho pain uhich at times la nlmoat unbearable. Dr. Story Fays that he nuds two Antl-tamnlaTablets repeated tnan hour 11 mnessary, elves prompt relief and re 41 to the patient. These Tablets can be obtained at all drugsrists in any quantity .i.irml A alt for A - VC Tsvlilpt. o Ab lo unexeeilea lor iieauacnes, neuralgia ; ail I'ala. ni?d COMB SAGE TEA IU HAIR TO DARKEN IT It's Grandmother's Recipe to keep her Locks Dark, Glossy, Trick. The old-ttm mixture of Sare Tea tiad Sulphur for darkening gray, utreaked and faded hair is grandmother's treatment, and folks ara ngaln usin It to keep their hair a pood, even color, which is quite sensible, & we are living In an aire when youthful appearance Is of the greatest advantage. Nowadays, though, we don't hav the- troublesome task of gathering the, t.vgo tvni tho rmiy mixing at home. AH drug stores sell the rcaitr-to-us product called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy" for ahout 50 cents n l.ottle. It Is very popular hecaus jiobody can discover it has teen applied, "imply moisten your comb or fi. soft brush with it and draw thi? through your hair, taking one small ptrand at a time; by morninpr the gray hair disappears, but what delights th Jidies with Weths Sa and Sulphur m that, besides beaut. fully i!arken!n the hair after a few applications, it r?o produces that soft lustre and ap3earanc of abundar.ee which is sc Rttractlve; trsid'S. prevents dandruff. Itching sealp and falling hair. Aen; Coonley Lru' Co.

major theme; to form an educational policy to be worked out in detail by the foreign work committee and the election of a city in Manchuria as the objct of the association's interests. A nominating committee of fivo men was appointed to nominate seven men to fill the vacancies that will occur May 1. The committee appointed is: P. i;. .-'tahly. J. W. Taylor. O. G. Huff, D. C. Leer and A. fj. Hurnpf. The committee will meet during next week for tills purpose. The financial report by J. Q. Ames, general secretary of the association, for the month of March, and a comparison showed the following figures: Total receipt In general fund. 1!14. VjIZ. $2.?.Z 3.1 s. Total receipts in lunch fund, l'jll, U::2.-.n: lfjl5, $1,8.77. Membership receipts, l'jli, JG70.20; 1013. $1,oil. Dormitory funds, l'JH, $1,347.43 101.". H.oGC.Sa. The funds show an increase over all for the past year with the exception of the lunch fund which was reported low because of the great competition this year over the past year. The lunch room has eleven more restaurants this year to compete with than before. I-A' cry room of the dormitories but two w.-re tilled Monday night and at present here are only 10 rooms that are not filled with permanent roomers.

IS YOUR NAME IN THE LIST BEL0W7 If It Li, you arc invited to the next News-Times lilrthday Party. Trips to all theaters and refreshments will be on the program. Tho News-Times has compiled a list of all s-'hool children in both tho public and private schools of South Hend and Mishawaka. These names were taken from the best records obtainable, and If the name of some boy or girl was left out. we feel that wo are not to blame. These names will appear regularly in The News-Times. Today we publish the names of all school children whose birthday falls on this date. Tomorrow we will publish a list of children whose birthdays occur tomorrow, and so on until, we hope, every school chili in South Bend and Mishawaka has received a birthday party ticket. Besides publishing the names of children whose birthdays occur on the date of issue of the paper, we will each day publish the names of at least live children whose birthdays fall some time in the future. These names will also be published on the date of their birthday, so we advise a careful watch kept on the daily announcements, as these children will receive two treats. The names of the lucky ones are taken at random and there will be absolutely no favoritism shown. It is not necessary that the child's parents be subferibers to The NewsTimes, as there Is absolutely no obligation attached to this offer. Tho birthday party ticket entitles the holder to admiss'on to the Orpheum, Majestic. DaSalle, Surprise and Colonial theater, also a treat at the American drug store. Children living 10 or more blocks from the otllce will receive a return car ticket home. tt n to if 1 lUUTIIDAYS TODAY. South Bond. Anwander, Margaret, 602 N. Michigan st. Crawl, Reha, 1622 Prairie a v. Click, Evelyn, 103 4 V. Colfax av. DeWinne, Alice. 1631 S. William st. Dull, Deo C, 733 S. Taylor st. Frederick. Frank. 728 W. Napier st. Finkenbinder, Ellen, 916 E. Sorin. Falkner, Stephen. 237 Sadie st. Gilbert, Marcus, 411 Sherman av. Hanger, Winifred, 1034 Blaine. Janiak. Stanlslaws, 2621 Linden a v. Knode, Catherine, 4 26 dishing st. Dovell. Clement. 1046 N. Elmer st. Lampson. Marguerite, 709 Marietta. Marckle, Mehita, Sll N. Allen st. Parker, Dorothy, 712 California av. Swank, Donald, 112 K. Bartlett st. Wuthrick. Paul, 1136 S. Main st. Worthlngter. Earl, 230 E. Lawrence. MKhawaka. White, William. 430 W. Battell st. Dull, Leo C. 736 E. Second st. House. Virgil. 714 Loccust st. Marchant, Floyd. 302 W. Ninth st. LUCKY ONES TODAY. South Bend. Fulmer, Margaret, 102S S. Michigan st. Morgan. Kenneth. 920 W. Jefferson. Tisiechi. Chester, 232 S. Chestnut st. Mihawn Ua. Bruggner, Frances, St. Joseph'3 school. Scheibelthut. Helen, St. Joseph's school. Fa ford. Evelyn. St. Joseph's school. Venn, Helen, St. Joseph's school. CONTINUE HEARING ON OBJECTION TO REPORT County Commissioners Partly Sutain Objection to Construction of YeTkler Ditch. The county commissioners considered the oojection of David Bergcr and others to the tinal report of Ralph VZ. Keller, construction commissioner for the Yerkler ditch in Madison township, Monday afternoon. The objection was sustained as to certain specifications but it was held that the objection be made more specific as to other specifications and the hearing was therefor continued until Monday. April at 10 o'clock In the morninc. The objectors maintain that the ditch has not been properly constructed. The commissioners aocexted the bid of J. Robert Flats to build a porch on the sheriff's residence at a cost of $7'.4. The rejected bids were those of the Indiana Lumber & Manufacturing Co.. Perkins Bros.. Bert Megan. M. J. Palmiter. E. A. Hickey's Sons and Walter C. Eckler. CASE GOES BY DEFAULT Suit For S.",000 Against Lcnn J. Oarc and Others I)lsinlotl. The J 3.000 damage suit of Tillie Schumacker against lionn J. Oare. Minnie Smith and Stella Smith was dismissed by Judge Funk in the circuit court Monday upon default of the plaintiff. The suit had been brought on the charge of that the defendants had sought to secure $600 from the plaintiff as payment for not bringing court action against her husband. It was said that this action would have been brought on the grounds that Schumacker was the fa;her of an illegitimate! child belonging to Stella mlth.

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