South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 176, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 June 1915 — Page 22

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NEWS -TIME

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EAGE TALK NOT

Ell II MEX C

Now Necessary to Know How Leaders Stand Say AuthoritiesOut of Connection With Mexican Capital.

BOYS WILL PAY THEIR WAY

I,aU of Trinity Prt'h terian flmrt li I

Working for Outing.

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WASHINGTON-. .T;.m L". Thr i.hftructive t.-ii-tj. t.- f the M-xioin military r-.i I r t Prr.'-'t Wil: ..n's "pet t't,' thcr." or ooalit.i"r. i!:t' i r n! a j,t.:vo -i nation with . h: h th pr si(icnt vi!l to il on h:- i turn here from Nov.- 11 unrliirc. i:.il ;;s th.- it ti.it in has been, it conceded Thurs.l.iy th.tt th- autocratic reply f Cirr.in. i iff U 'l Vi n .-'I t y

had made "it as bad as r n .-.- i 1 !" . b'.c tjf tho . ?!b ials .'.unriu .1 u; th'- information from Mexico by ayja that the ansv.rr t th' j-t -i I nt's note dem.indimc a c-t t' rh-r io!i'V v. .is a ru.-h of tin- military habi. into 1. attic with i h other. Tii- hiKh-t a ul itorj t i-s in tho izovc rnrm nt .vay that its cincni ha? rr;n-hfi suh a point that it is now nt'ffs.-.iry t know, !! fur all. ltni tile loaders wIiUIkt th- biopo.o to ". k i! the jrfsilf nt' warning. Tnc I rt v i 1 n told Iht in that h- would them a i i 1 1 lime hi which to ( f,r.Milf r his proposal. This warning they haf prac'.iraliy ignored. l'laii Not Jtiioun. Til or fore, ollieials. say. then- must bo sonic now a n rioiijici itif i t h lara-Ti-of the next step of th I'nitf'd States if tho state !a rtnn nt hams a.s it is trying today to ontirni that the leador.s an- against tin- pre:-hb nt's Pli.y. Tho n xt t't". Mays are awaited with preat -olirit mh ' y tin- navy and state d pa rt merit . Any demonstration aair.i-t Mio woi.ld h h. u'un. it is th nht. by tho.navy department. Navy i (Mirers of hhrh, ram; said Thursday thai if the president has any plan ba.'-od on the nay ! has not yet i oininunii ated it to th , dep. irtment. The ;-tate depaiiimn! lilals itself Tharsdiy witlimii t 1 ra ph ie news from the .eie;in reitioaal eapita! for four days. The reports ale ron flirt in ; i t r win lu r 'arran.a's General. I'al'lo ' hdi.-i ! .. has attack 1 or is ahoiit to a?t-; Ic the eity. or is to hesieie it. In either event the distress aial tlespair of all foreigners would he inrreas d ;nn! military and naal men lnow that t-he taiunu' of the capital will not help the '.-r.rral situation. If the Zapatista are drin out they will only rt:ire to continue ttie w;ir. V.iir io to vm On. Charles A. I ow:las. v. lio re(rcsents the c;. rra ii.t. Kov,'ninenL in a leal capacity h re, will start for Vera ('ruz l'riday. It i.s not 'novn wlicthcr .Mr. pouu'Ias his a nir:;iK'' from this ko - rninent o.- not. hut he will piohahly send hack information that the state depart merit is s ekinu. Neither the state nor t he navy department had any news Thursday c.mrc riling tl- Americans in the Vanui valley whom Admiral Howard was dUatchcd to Tohari h;iy to rescue. It is harried iinofllc ia fly that l!"V. Maytorena is sendin-: dt legates to W'jishinton to plead ;tnd advise ;u:ainst the lanilin- of American fopa s on Mexican soil. The lied Cnn-s travc out a statement Thursday niu'ht which says that many liuuis in the state of Chihuahua .arc deserted "a xceji-J for the women, the ha hie-; and feeble old men" and that the state of aff-r.": as to crops is ippallir.i:". The Ked ('ross hulletin tells of the ra Clinic an! ltinr of tlie shoj-s of mc.x ii tnts who are praet( icaily oat of bvsiness. It is st;itel that hi the sinahia district there will he ahsohitc starvation hy Novcinhcr. isi :m l :ir.i;K I'hila Garaly is ;ilwas pure sanitary ami dehcious. Ituy it Saturday at p( cial prices. L'cc- J.'e and .'. lh. Advt.

Ihtermincd to earn tluir im'n way to Ilarron lake for a H day. oiitinK thi.summer uu hoys c' the Trinity I'rcshyt nan church arc doini every thint; in tlier power to ra:s funds for the occasion. An ice cream sapper was serv d Thurj-day ( enir.K n t - I'.urch lawn which proved a success, ra tting the hoys $1:;. tlicr methods that have hren used hy tha hoys to raise the necessary funds were hy selling salt. n elopes, cracker jack. They distributed V'U circulars yesterday, on at each residence in the east side of th city asking the people to join tlu-ir socials and help them K to an:p July V

HIGHWAY CAR IS LATE IN ARRIVING

Lincoin Roadway Tourists Are Two Hours Behind Schedule. They Put in Busy Day Finding Local Places.

LEAGUE FORMED

Series of Lectures by Well Known Authorities on Civic Matters is Planned Many Clubs Represented.

Although toe official lancoln highway car. which is making a tour from New York to San Francisco, was two hours l:tc in arriving Thursday afternoon, it made time after Retting here, ;ts South Hend was thoroughly filmed for u s e in the Lincoln highway tdm that, is heini; prepared on the trip across the continent. Thirty local cars waited for the visitors at. Sprinshrook p;irk for two hours, hut when the highway car failed to appear, the party returned to the city. After the Jawohi highway car got here, lditit-'itig II. f. stcrman. It. S.i(dett, lalwjird A. Mohan. Leon Loeh and A. It. I'ardington, ttie leninonns th;:i wc-rc to h;ie taken place at Sprmghrnok were conducted m front of the ei y hall. Mayor Keller was tiled ;ls the -iant' key of the iity. presenied to h.im hy the. Michigan City officials last fall, to the visitors. Viewr, wore also taker, hy the movie man of the Klks' temple. Oliver hotel, and of several of the loudness streets. The party then toured the lancoln highway lor a few miles outside of the city hu.'ts. taking pictures of the work that is heing done on the roads, ju.d of the gravel pits from which arc heing taken the mate ials for huilding the highway. It v.sis the suggestion of the visitars that work should he started on the roads hetw t en South I lend and Klkhart. as this i:$ the only piece of road hetween New York and Chicago along the highway for which no improvements are heing planned. After their stay here, the tourists left for Laporte, where thev will .ittend the Lincoln highway celebration today.

LODGE TO HOLn PICNIC .Members of Montank Hay Loft Will Spvnd Day Near Itcrtrand.

Organization of the Woman's Civic Irjigue of South liend was accomplished at a meeting held Thursday afternoon at tne Cham her of Commerce. Mrs. L. C. Fickenchcr was elected president of the league. Mrs. W. O. Crahlil vie c president. Mrs. Maude toneciphcr, recording secretary; Mrs. Com Weihr. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Victor Jones, treasurer. The constitution and hy-laws of the league were adopted, and provision was made for committees n propaganda, progrjim, puMic .safety, puhlic health and education. An executive committee was decid d upon, as well as an advisory committee, which will consist of the chairmen of the ether committees. Membership was made open to any woman in South Lend who is interested in chic welf li re. A series of lectures was planned at the meeting. which will include a numher of well recognized authorities on civic matters. Miss Mary McDowell of Chicauo, has promised to lecture here at an early date, and arrangements, ares heing made, to secure Mrs. Caroline Ihirtlett Crane, former street commissioner of Kalamazoo, Mich., for ;i lecture this summer, others who will he invited to make addresses are Father McGinn, who will lecture on motion pictures, Dan Pylc, Samuel Parker, lather John Cav;maugh an:'. Hev. Charles A. Lippincott. Representatives were present at Thursday's meetitng from the Progress. Impromptu. Thursd;iy, and Catholic Women's clubs, and from the .South le"d Training school, the Florence Crittcnton circle ami from a number o' the city's civic centers.

GIVE MUSICAL PROGRAM

Miss Kutli Kie Appears in Kechul at I Conservatory.

Arrangements have been made for a stag picnic to bo held at the farm residence of Frank Forkcr of Bertram! by ihe members of the Montauk Hay loft. No. tjti. Led Men, Sunday afternoon. There w ill be about ..0 leave on the o'clock car. Supper will be served in the e en inn.

i.cin; rivvrrm-:s. Dancing was the feature of the evening at Slick's hall at the dance uiven by the Knichts and Indies of Sccurit' Thursda.v evening. The hall was beautifully decorated in red, white, orange and purple, the colors of the order. Dancing was followed by refreshments and card playing.

A goodly audience peopled the He-!

cital hall of the South Pcnd conservatory last evening to listen to the certificate recital given by Miss Ituth Kise, pupil of Max Wald. Miss Kise's plaving was marked by an assurance

and poise, whic h could not but be w ell j appreciated. The program which she: presented war interesting and well!

varied. of especial interest was IK

i nopin s t'oionaise m snaip minor, which was played with a brilliance and wealth of tone that were entirely pleasing. The different parts id "Marionettes" by Mae Dowel were played well with a good feeling for the variations of humor .and sentiment. The difficult 'Tlodcrinaus" waltz by Strauss-Schuett was given with much verve and effectiveness; displaying a command of interpretation and technic almost unexpected in so young a musician. Miss Kise On her playing) shows decidedly marxs of very systematic and thorough tmining. Miss Kise was assisted by Miss Margaret Krause. soprano, whose sjmpathetie rendition of "Only A Year Ago" by Tosti dil much to add to the attractiveness of the evening.

Save Sailors Furnish Your

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Ai . i i ,1 . 11.1 pletely stock and best ny thing you buy here anytime, that is not absolutely equipped Home Fumsatisfactory to you does not look as good in your home as it did s. "fndLT V in our store send it back and get your money. That's the policy that s. 1 1Qml2m

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nas maae oaiioib iuic um- ui liic uiggesi successes in imuiuicih lauidiid.

We pride ourselves upon having the largest assortment of Home Furnishings in this

Vicinity. You owe it to yourself to pay Sailors a visit before you buy any thing anywhere.

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500 Lbs Vacuum ice! With every refrigerator or ice-chest during this sale special club terms $1.00

each week. We have 30 pat- . terns for you to choose Insh M:uls $3-85

Our Department of Children's Furnishings

Larjre Reed Pullman $19.85 Collapsible Go-Carts $6.85

Collapsible Sulkies ..$1.98

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Porch Gates $1.98

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This advertisement is guaranteed no exaggeratine illustrations no mis-

leading statements. Our This illustration is an exact reproduction of a Queen "t r, . . Anne Suite shown on our floors finished antique ma-

viLiiii iiiaii i lis, v.iiiuiim1 1 j our merchandise to you this tag is tied on every article in our store everv

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hegany. Special price for Dresses, OE f( Chiffonier and Bed, only ipUD.DKJ "Period Furniture" is the highest artistic attainment ever reached in the designing of furniture.

This suite is just one of the many period suites to be had at ih;

This is one of our most nonular inexpensive Tables;

article is jllSt as represented c-st of ordinary furniture, remember this no suite of a period . nAx(j indies has

lesiiinea correcuv ever i:oes oui or sivie, u win re usi as roou , , , ir . , t .

you take no chances when you buv at Sailors.

ten years from now as it is today the workmanship and tinish is excellent.

drawer and shelf; finished in J

American quartered oak.

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MARF.iED AT PARSONAGE

initiatj: rivi:. Initiation of five crui'lid.itos was the feature of the regular nicotinic of (Mivo ktovc. No. Woodmen circle, last nUht at W. . hall. During the liu.ine.es mooting throe applications were hallotoc". upon ami other routine business transa.ctel.

.Mrs. Dori Ilurtly is the Hridc of Thomas Carson.

Thomas Carson of 11." Main st. and Mrs. Dora Manly of 1301 Taylor .t., were quietly married Thursday afternoon at (Jr.-oc M. K. parsonaue. They wcro attended by Mr. and Mrs. Clcim Kttlino. They lot t tho city at 7:4."' oor the CIrand Trunk for Montreal. Canala, where th"y will spend a few weeks. Thov will be at home af'.er July 10 at 1301 Taylor st.

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TKXNIS OXFORDS; lilack and White. . . .

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KINNEY'S 110-122 Fast Wayne St.

Have an unbreakable Main Spring put in Your Watch. It costs no more. Frank Mayr & Sons IIS South Michigan Street.

Straw Hats Felt Hats JOHN HALE HAT STORE 127 W. Washington Ave.

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CITIZENS AND TRUST CO. Visit Our New Home Jefferson BlvtL

; PA TENTS ilm! Trade Marks Obtained In all Countries. Advico Froew GFO. J. DUTSCIU Registered Patent Atty.. 71112 tudebaker Bldg South Bend Ind.

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Big Parade, Prominent Speakers, Refreshments, Athletic Contests, Band Concert, Fireworks Special Invitation Extended to AD Democrats and Citizens of the Thirteenth District Get the Date

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Orators of the Day

Bis delegations frcm outside the County are coming from Elkhart, Goshen, Laporte, Michigan City, Plymouth, Warsaw, Rochester, Knox in fact from all the Counties of the District. St. Joseph County Democracy is host. That means welcome guests and splendid entertainment.

Partisanship is thrown to winds for this picnic. Members of all parties are welcome. Bring your wives, daughters, sisters, sweethearts and, by all means, the children. Springbrook park is South Bend's new "White City." Has merry-go-rounds, dance hall, giant dip, shooting galleries, figure eight, ponies to ride, ball park and is scene of St. Joseph County's future fairs and racing contests. You can't afford to miss it. Bring the whole family.

No pains have been spared to make thivthe S grandest event of the sort ever held in the

(h&tff Invested in Fireworks For The Evening

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South Bend and bdishawaka

Thirteenth District. Everybody ra invited to come and enjoy a pleasant afternoon arvt evening and hear the addresses by S?nator Kerr, and Congressman Bamhart. They h?.ve a message for you.

A fternoon Concert to he Furnished by

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