South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 152, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 June 1915 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

ilG AND QUEEN JOBS AWAITING APPLICANTS

Chance to Rule Pageant for an Hour Is Offered by Committee.

TTow would you like to he king or niiff.n for an our. r.m in the-, troul.liiUH tiinf s? Th- liar' i op. n in South !' !!'! ari'l only .:! p'i: lie n ppi arcs nee will he 1 i : u i i I I f t. i 1 1 r monarch. Such Is t.e j-t-itr :n r.t of the Lincoln Highway !iv I -1 r;i t i ? :i r.inittpo of the 'h iiiil"r of ''"innt'-n n

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v.or.derf ul ,uit, "The involution of the Yhid'" in this city on June 1. It seems that a French ioy.il oa h will not be roini'h f- without a nal king for a pa.-.-enger. ov with ;i -"M crown and auMre rv r, t.er. lie v. ill ride in r. carnal" of gold ilrawn hv a

gaily cinaris n 'I hcr.-e with rider. Here is a ehunre to m rvc your city and experience a ncv sort of s illation. Queen La;. ell. i L the hcautiful monarch .-"me demure rnahLn will have the opportunity of personifying oi this or-e-i-ion. She v. ill haw three footmen at each side and two ii;f n will ride hordes in front of h -r state o.o h. Anoth' r place- to till is tint of the little- lady who will be seated in the .linrikisha drawn hy a real urbntal. Who would not h- proud to ride in state In sti'-h a ehiele? Man- other rarriau'H will not he complete without passengers ami the ministers will he given a chance to -hie under rather untisual conditions In some of the carts of "e olden tynif s." 'hief Marshal Nels"i Jnne an-nouiie-.,1, Tue-.!;iy that t)ie pageant v. on hi follow -'n.ut half a block he. hind the "flr'-atest .-ho.v on Ivirth." which will he here on that day. This will m in that a mounted hand will le;id am int r.-tiersi (1 ;it intervals all through tlm par ole will appear many of the ancient 'casts of burden, the lephar,fs and camels pla ing a large part. Now that Jnr.e i-- here rind only 10

days Pof.ire the great pageant it is ( taaipra ging to see the amount of enthusiasm thai is Peine- engendered by the idea The. committee i.s working hard and is huoyed up hy the line support thai it is getting from the people, a-siuing a spectacle which will add laine to the city of South I'.end throughout the country where the tilm "Tlie Lwdution of "the Vehicle." will he shown. This him will he shown in .South Ihnd.for d.ivs aim as there will he thousands of particijtants and spectators ef ryoi!- will want to see just how they look "when taking the jiart of a movie actor. The date will he announc'd by Omsul O.-tcrman soon after June 10.

THOUGHT PLACE ROBBED Illustration Shows. That Lock Was r.roken by Yagm in Alloy.

An iron basement door with a broken h ck at the shoo stores of G. li. Kinney. 1 0 n -1 2 2 L. Wayne St.. cans'-l Patrolman Stnll to believe that the place had been robbed. Investigation by Ietertive Liver, however, disclosed that the door had hern broken when a loaded wagon ran into it. The same store w;ts burglarized several weeks a cm by persons w ho broke in through the basement.

BROTHERS ARE STRICKEN

Ambulance Called for One Needed for Two, Swflering With i:pilopy.

The police ambulance was- called to Sample st. and the Vandalia railroad tracks when Albert Scifert was seized with an epileptic fit Monday afternoon. His brother, William Seifert, who was attending him. was seized with the same ailment before the ambulance arrived. Loth were removed to their home. 1 T 1 1 S. Lafayete st.. where it was reported Tuesday they were improving. AIlKAHiNLD FOR TUKSIMSS. William Lybaek, 501 S. Grant st., was arraigned in city court Tuesday morning when Martin Iiyback accused him of trespass upon the batter's promises. The defendant denied the charge and asked a continuance of the case. This was granted, trial being set for June 2. He was released upon his own recognizance.

DEATHS. JOHN W. LKNOX. John W. Lenox, vears old. died his home. ;!. v. yinith st.. Fiier

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noon, after an illness of IS months. He was a member of the Independent order of Odd Fellows at Kingston, (.. where he lived prior to his coming to v,uth IJcnd. He was born Jun. lb, IS 4 7. He is survived by two children, Miss lieah Ixnox nnd Darwood Lenox cf South bond; three brothers. J. I. Lenox of Cory, Mich., and Warden and T corse lriox of Kingston, O., and one Fister, Mrs. Iteuben Garrott, alio

of Kingston. Funeral services will nitrht at S o'clock at chanel. Rev. Mr. Smith

Park M. IZ. church otllciatintr. The services will be conducted by South Hend lod-e. No. '10. L O. (). F. The body will he taken to Kingston, Ohio, where funeral Leniccs will be held Thursday.

be held tothc Yerrick of the River

Mits. i:mma morris. Mrs. Ihnma Morris, r,0 years old, K.-J4 Kemhle a v., died Monday nicrht. She was horn in New York, July 4, IS 4.". In IS 92 he came to South Rend from Marshall. Ind. Surviving her are one son, Charles K. Morris, a daughter, Mrs. Huhanks in Iowa, one brother in Kansas, a half brother in Waukerusa. a half brother in Wyoming and a half sister in Syracuse, I xid. Funeral services will be held Thursday from the residence. Rev. J. O. Mosier will otliciate. Rurial will be in Rivcrview cemetery.

FUNERALS

l. J. carri:xtt:r. Funeral services for Ivco J. Carpenter, who died Saturday, will bo held from the residence Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. H. R. Hostetter. pastor f the Westminster Presbyterian church, will otliciate. Rurial will be held in Rivcrview cemetery. The services will be in charge of the Odd Fellows.

i:iks who arc- sniiur to Michigan City .-liotilt! call the temple in regard to uniform. Special cars leave South Shore station at K:2." a. in. Thuixlay. Advt. COMMITl'i:!:.

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OFFERS THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER HEARD OF IN SOUTH BEND

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Coats in the newest and most

fashionable colorings and styles that represent all the best features in coat making. All sizes;

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CitS A. liXJ..MjLUC Ous A. Klinler, trustee of Portase township), died Tuesday morning at Webster City, la., at the home of his wife's cousin, Mrs. Warren Worthlngtgn. Mrs. Klinpler was at the bedside. Mr. Klingler had been in poor health for some time and left last Thursday for Webster City to recuperate. He was taken ill Saturday night and grew worse, becoming unconscious Sunday. Mr. Klinslcr was ,"S years obi. lie was horn in Xew Carlisle. When a hoy not yet out of his teens he camo to .outh iJend. For .".0 years he was employed at the Fllsworth store as a buyer in the linen department. He severed his

,' connection with that establishment in

101". when he wa,s elected city school attendance olficer. He held this position until last November, w hen he was elected trustee of Portage township. He was mirried March 21. 1S05 in lousing. ML'h.. to Miss Lydia Ennis. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Phenia Mel! and 'Mrs. R. Ley da of Xew Carlisle. The body jf Mr. Klingler is expected to arrive in v'outh Rend Wednesday noon. It will be taken to his residence at 4 27 W. Iasalle a v.

MECHANICS FIND WORK TO BE PLENTIFUL Skilled Workmen Hoaillly Secure Kmploynient While Supply of Common Laborers Is Too Large.

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ful silks are these with all the style and clever touches any $18 dress ever had. Some embroidered with dainty motifs, others deeply girdled and trimmed with fine ribbons; very special

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rpi Wash dresses in a wonderful collection of smart, summery -modes in crepe georgette, voiles, lawns, challies and dozens of pretty figured effects that will make a strong and instant appeal to any woman at this very special price

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Take ElevatGr and Save $5 to $15

Every mechanic who seeks work at the present time is aide to Met it but the supply of common laborers and factory laborers remains greater than the demand, according to the reports from the South Rend branch of the state free employment bureau. It is said that 0'.0 mechanics have been put on at Studebakcr's within the last two weeks, many of them finding the work through the employment bureau. The report of Supt. Murphy for the month of May shows that .'Ml. men applied for positions during the month and 132 of them were placed. There were ITS calls for help. Of the calls for women there were 0.0, while only ('.:: women applied for positions and 4 1 v'i" ilaced. Most of the calls for female help are for house servants or dishwashers and there is dilticulty in supplying this class of labor.

ELOPE TO ST. JOSEPH BUT ARE DISCOVERED Miss Mahle Nation, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nation, and Harry SHder took advantage of the holiday Monday to slip away from their friends to ,t. Joseph, where they w ere married. Their destination and their intentions, however, were discovered, and when they returned to South Rend in the evening they were met by a large company of friends. They were accompanied to St. Joseph by Othello Dice. For the present Mr. and Mrs. Seider will live at :riO is Columbia st.

APPOINTS RECEIVER

Hugh P. Ruimahoo Takes charge of Millinery Stock.

Hugh P. Dunnahoo wa? appointed receiver of the millinery Mock, of Harriet Rrayman. ::01 E. jciierson hlvd., hy Judge Ford Tuesday. This action followed the bringing of suit by Frank H. Punnahoa to collect $10" alleged to be due for services. It is alleged by the plaintiff that the defendant is insolvent with liabilities of Sbi'Q and assets of the value of $100.

10 days only commencing June 1st, We offer eight months' subscription cf the PICTORIAL REVIEW MAGAZINE for only 59c

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Annual June Sale of Summer Frock

Come in time when preparations are made tor Weed End Trips and Vacations Smart models, never were colors brighter in outdoor styles for sport and promenade.

Women's and Misses' Frocks at $5.00, $6.00 and $10.00 Stiiped and flowered voiles at $5.00. Voiles, Crepes and Linens at $6.00 and $10.00. Plain tailored or made attractive with many new features in girdles, fancy vestees and collars. Trimmings of dainty

jMji VV'- &nuic2, unity vcMeeb ana conars. i nmmings or efMl v laces Sleeves are both lonS or short fuU flare skirts.

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Summer Dresses of White At $5.95, $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 Are esneciallv inviting for nffprnnnn nr vnincr Hrcc

sions. Made in sheer materials of organdies and embroidered

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Annual June Sale of Suits and Summer Coats Sport and Novelty Coats at $3.45 and $5.00. Coats for business or outing at $10.00 and $15.00. Suits at Great Reductions Quality in materials are found in this lot tailoring and fitting perfect, while prices are far below their actual values. Palm Beach Suits at $10.00 and $15.00. Suits for traveling at $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00. Special June Sale Motor Coats Motoring is a pleasure when properly garmented. Dust Proof Coats of Natural Linen at $1.S8, $2.98 and $3.95. Genuine Mohair and Palm Beach Cloths, $5.00 to $9.00. Special Near Linen Coats with rolling collars $1.00.

ORDERS EQUIPMENT FOR SOUTH BENDRIFLE CLUB Chief of Ordnance Provides o(V Rifles and 1K.000 Cartridges llanso Work Held Is Up.

Word has been received by .Sec'y r.abcoek of the South Tend Ride club that the chief of ordnance for the United states army has ordered the supplies for the club to be shipped to this city from the I!oi; Island arsenal. Those supplies will Include 30 U. .S. magazine rilles, model, together with IS, 00) ball cartridges and all necessary equipment. These supplies will he received soon. Cnforseen circumstances arising in connection with the securing of an outdoor range has resulted in delaying the work of securing the range so that it is not po-sible to tell at present just when the range will be in readiness. The new range, which is to be used jointly by the militia and the rifle club, was to have been located on the old Perley farm beyond St. Mary's and across the river from the old range. Objections raised by certain .South Rend citizens to locating the range at that place have delayed the work of erecting targets which it was thought to have in place hy this time. The matter is being handled from Indianapolis and South Bend otlicors of the militia believe that definite action of some sort will be taken this week.

FIRST MEETING TONIGHT OF HOME GARDEN CLUB F. E. Wolfe, superintendent of gardens, will begin a series of meetings tonight at the Franklin school, in order to get the home gan! i clubs together. Mr. Wolfe will holu similar meetings at all the other schools in the city.

REVENUE IS $19,105.99 Time at Hand When Annual License Should He Paid.

Miss HAMOKD For. YD SANT. A petition for the restoration of

reason entered in the circuit court by I Carrie Uanford, Taylor st.. was grant

ed Tuesday morning by Judge Funk. Miss Uanford was adjudged insane two years auo. but neighbors testified Tuesday that for several months she had been competent to manage the a Hairs of her estate.

CIIAXCFS COMPANY XAMK. Judge Funk Tuesday morning zranted the petition of the International Remedy Co. to have the name of the company changed to "The Ii Kelco Co." The company's place of business is located on Michigan st. and Monroe. They are manufaciurcrs of toilet articles.

. Ilevenue collections made through the othec of Collector J. P. Butler during the month of May amounted to $ i:,lUo.'.S .with special taxes amounting to IT. The collections during the preceding month amoumcd to JlILM'Uo.l 4. The amount of the collections for June will include the taxes from physicians and druggists under th-j narcotic law as well as the liquor licenses and the tax on oleomargarine. Many of the dealers are making their payments earlier in order to avoid the deJays which will arise during the last days Of tho month which closes the f.sca.1 year. The month of June will bo t'fw X-th month that the South Hend lira net) of the revenue olMce has been in operation.

DISTRICT DKPCTY IIFIIF. W. B. Lindsey of Lafayette, district deputy of the Court of Honor, lias moved. to this city and will make his home at C21 S. Fellows st. Mr. Lindsey will devote his time to enlarging the membership of the local branch of the Court of Honor. A meeting will be held Wednesday night which will he addressed by Mr. Lindsey. i;ci:i:ds si-i:i:i) limit. Harry Xorris. 4J." Z. Sample st.. was accused of exceeding the speed limit on S. Michigan st., hy Motorcycle Patrolman Wesolek in city court Tuesday morning. He was lined $11 by Judge Warner. Wesolek alleged that he traveled at a speed of r,o miles an hour, but Norris denied that fact.

HAS FAINTINH SPFLL. Leroy Goff, ;7 years old. was seized with a fainting spell on Main st. Tue sday morning at S o'clock, and was removed to his home in the police ambulance. His condition was reported not serious by Dr. Walter Laker.

Dancing every night at Springbrook. Advt.

DON'T YIIT TIIK ( AI.H OIIMA i:l'(MTIONs Without a Mildly f Allen' rt-irae. tV ntis'-eti-- i.u!.t i, Sh ikoa int' t! S !!. r lKi!,.,i In t!.e f v.t-J.ith. The Sta'i'hml Kerr.e.ly for ti e f.t f.r "'." vcir?. It g!vs in-taid V-liof r tir.-d. a. ling f et una irev-n t in;;r-;i, i.,,t f.-, t. tn.o holy write-: "I rojoyM every ir.inme -f my stay at the F,x;n'dti. .!, t!rink! t" Allen's F.xt-base iu my gliiH-s.' lict it TU-DAV.

OHinVTAL IllfiS. David Uros. Oriental Rugs. Kxprrts will show select pieces for a few days at Xmith & Wherrctt's. the Cash Store, :;2t',-U2s S. Michigan st., outh Lend. Ind. Guaranteed values. Advt. ASKS S.()( ALIMONY. Mabel Shook petitioned the sjperior court Tuesday to grant her a divorce from Ja D. Shook, charging that he has failed to provide for her during rried life. The pe

titioner asks for $ r 0 alimony .ind for the custc dy of a child and $3 a week support money. ATTKACTIYi: LOW UATF TOHIS VANDALIA 1L K. Last and West, Atlantic and Pacific Counts. Inquire of S. Itosenberger, Agerr:, South Lend, Ind.

Flk who arc going to Michigan City shonhl rail the tempb? in regard to uniforms. Sjwxlal cars leav South shore station at 8:2." a. m. Tlmrxlay. Adxt. COMMITTKK.

MARKETS

FAST IHTl'AI.O ST(( K. LAST lil'I-TAI.u. N. V.. .Iuim- 1. OATTLL Keei.jpts. Iie.nl. Mark-T. active iiii'l linn. Prime -te. rs. S'J.(x'r ...: hu tcher grade. ST. -'' .7". CALVirS Kceiiits. "J') !a:el. Market. ietie; 'Sm- liiLr.ier. Ci.ll l iciee. $J..o SHi:i:P AND bA.Mr.S - Keeeij.ts. lieail. riii.i-e l.i Iilbs. .ll.."i 1'(N; .Till tfair, S; .on''.; 1 l.ou ; carlings. Mi.ihC. p.."o ; sliee;. tr,j 7...1. II MS --i:. cij.t. ll.iKMt !:e.n!. M:tr!;et. Iew. Yorkers, s.lo: a. s.lo: i n i 1 , .lii'i Ml: lie.iw. . Mi-, vju j r..:jgi.. i.'Si'l I.7 : st.ig. .v..'J.; ...7a.

C ULY.I ill v, ;;; Sept.. 7'e',e. OATS-IuIy. W. Sept.. H'-c iMHiK July, Slvo.v, ."opt., t") ?1S.,".0. LA III) Sept., 10.1a. ItlP.S .July. $1U.O.-j to ?10.J2; Sept., JlO.'.fJ to Sp ).. 'LirA;. June 1. CI.OSL: VHi:AT July. Sl.lM: Sept.. t.17. (JL July, 7a1.a-: Sej.t., 7.".7s7' UATSJulv, .e; Sept.. 4-. 1'ORK .luir, $ivn.': Sef.t.. M r,7. LAi:D-July, s:77: Sej.t.. sio.oj. Llli-S .luly, $10.7.t; Sop' , .Slo.sT.

CIlICAfiO I.I V tTO( K. T'NION STOCK YKDS. Ii!.. .line 1. 1I KS Ke.-.-ipt. l.: o. lH;(.t. A.-irKCt. Slow: li:irli.i!lgel. .Iied anl liljtt la-r-J, .S7.."iKfj 7i : go.nl l.ravy. j7.'"'',; 7.7a : rnu'ii heavy. ST.!"' i'. 7.'l : light. S7.C.-V- 7.sT ; pig-. .y.tNi',7.io: t . i j : k . 7.hmi7.h. CA'l-i LL - Leeipt. ::.0oo hr.i.l. Market. ste.-lil.V. Str.Mlg. I'.eeve. S7.10'. 7...0 : e.e. and heifers, s7.fo''. v7Ci ; Texans, .7.ot',f 7.."o: e.-ilves. S7.". SHLj;p -Kee-iptS. 7." he.i.l. Market. strong. Native and western. $().i'i7.') ; liiar.s. .S7. '.'.) ; pnng la ml.-, S7...UH

SOUTH BEND MARKETS

I'Ol LTKY AND !M LAT. ((rre.te.i D-iilv l.v .liniTiii.'s Mark't. L W. .Fevers. .n l'.lvd.) I' d'LTK V- Pairig bl1 -.ilh-g VLAL I'ayiag I.h ; celling . P.LLL Ih.at 1I.V-; !...ning p-rter-Leiise :'', t 40-; vjrluin i".V;. HAM - Selling LAUD Seiiing 1,;.

TOMIDO GKAI. ToLLDo. ohia. -.hine 1. CLOSE: U ilLAT - Caxh. M.;:ij; Julr, $1.21: Sept.. Sl.bi'j. cijiiN Ciih, 7i'.-e-; July. 77.-: Sept.. 7 s. . OATS Cflsli, .T ul v. I'."4e: Sept.. 45 Ue. It V IT N... 2. M.l-'. CLOVLKSLIID-Prime. :ih .-'7.): o. t.. ..::7':.. -MsiKi; Pri!Ti. eah. S7.s.".. TIMOTHY Prime, e.i-h. s.".-.,: Sept. -t.. 5:;. in.

riTTMHIUill MUCK. I'lTTSL.I il;il. Pa.. .lUIre 1-CATTLL-Sui.ply. light. .Marker, stadr. Cli'dee. .7rt'.V: irin:e, .yc; ; g. h m . .'5s.:k".? s.7" : ti'ly Kuteh. r. itsj".'.; VV: fair, $.'Sr-i.O: cnin: -)!. .'.. 7 "'. ; cuinni'iii to gv).l fat bulls. .'-. ."io'; 7.7." ; common t g 1 fat e..w. s '' 7. "o ; ludfers. S7 .-.0'; : veal i i ..: '.; ; lieavv and Cain ehes. 7'n 7..". SHi:i;i' AND I.A.MbS Snp.dy. light. Market. s!-w. PriiM aethers. "'".. "J" 2 e; gw.l mixed. .7ifi O.pt : fair raie.!. .". mi eu;;-j and e.cumon. -'."'' b: I. ini!', r'!'J7 : spring lntnl.s, 7.ii'-; U.o). IK m;s -Ki eipt. liglir. Mtrk't. higher, "riir.e heavy h"g. Jvoo',. x or, ; u:ed:i lc-1 v ; heavy yorker. .."!'' ; light ..rker-. .b'; " .1"' : p'g-s ".' " ; roughs. oo'.j 0. : r.ig. ".e ." ; heavy mixed. $mjvlil. ( liicw.o (. i:in. CIIICAdO. June L-oPLMNL: WIlliAT-July. to M.-'P.;: Sept... II. 14.

I'HOYblONS. (Curret ted Iaily l.y I". W. Mu'Ia r, IP'. L. .etTero:i P.!vd. ri:LTT Orange.4, per e.ie Sl.'.'J; Selli:; at UO t .V'" pe; d"7.. ; -:h'a, per caa S".rJ, selling :it ho to per !-..; I.R nan. is, per hunch jl.T.'i, h' alh.g at 0 t J per do.. V L ; 1 TP A P. L LS-Ca h ! , . ge, p.iying S'2ri pc r be, .veiling at ier .;.; p tatv p .lying :k"'. ed;:.g at ."''. r.i"i'i:i: aad i.;;s- c,,e:;try ;, utter, paying 'Jo to .". . e;,;t:g L'" t .".V; . reaaicry I. titter. a i:.g 1's.-. M-:i!g gg, triet!y f.-e.sh. j. ?;.i;.g .V--. !'i:.g at -1 .

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IIAV. STK.WV AND 11. LI). Cr.e. 'I'd D iii.V h.V the WesVy Milh r Lh.i.r and Teed ''.. S. Mi. .iig.ni s;. ll.W - l'a i! g l-.o-j to Sll.im, .'ia:;; at 516.cn to Ms '. sritAW - Paying ,7.t") t .i.o. e;:;:; ;iI jh.o arj ,ri.- per i.ile. ctiKN l'.ii!'h 7o--, . ;'.i; g at s." t -);. OA 'I -Pa. I illg e.ii;;g at 1,2 to I LoVLU MILD Laying o., j.iag at ALSIKi: l .uVi;:-S,'!;;r: at ?l(.o. '1 I M T 1 1 . I : i :. g ..t .loo. ALl'ALI A Mi'iitan i greuu, srlhi.g at Slice.

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