South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 253, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 September 1915 — Page 4

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ELECT COUNTRY CLUB OIREGTQHS To Choose Site for Building and Start Work in Fall. Directors for tho .outh Bond Country Club Holding Co. wf-rc cloU-d at a meeting of t stock hohh-rs h-M at the Cillvt-r hotfl la.t night, and were diroctcu to pun-hav? a .sito for trio country dui. Tho directors will mert Immediately :rnl select the otllccrs and tho various committ'M'.s and (Infinite work will n outlined immediately. Th? directors wtli choose the exact site for tho country ."Mul and expect to ptart work upon the improvement of the site this fall In ordvx that it may be complto. hy at lca.st tho middle of the coming .ummrr. ' The directors as elected last night are: J- vZ. Hfrini;, Ward' I.. Mack and Carl Hihberd for m" jcar; C. (). Hanch. K. 11. Ahara and W. A. Weed, jr.. for two yearn; C X. i'axsett, II. W. Fldree and W. I). O'lirkn for Tho nomination committhree years. t?e included Crockett, W. J. K. Haui;iiton, C 1Z. V. Dinnon. F. K. Herover the meeting. Ing presided. The meeting was enthusiastic and it was announced that members have subscribed tck In the holding company, making a total of $4S,0Qt subscribed. The membership will bo limits J to 4 00 and the interest being taken in tho project has U-ad tho club to withdraw its $"0 membership proposition, at least for the present time. Following the meting of the stock Fub.-oribers of the South Bond Country Club Holding Co., a meeting of the board of directors was held and the following ol floors elected: President, William I). O'Brien. Vice-president. Herbert W. Kldrcdgo Fecretary, Charles 11. Crockett. Treasurer, Mortimer 1 Heed. I'res't O'Brien will appoint a number of Important committees today to be submitted to the board at a meeting to be held this evening. WAR CAMP MEN TO MEET Local Committee to DImmks Mutter Saturday at Oliver. Definite action on the establishment of a military efficiency camp at Culver by local men for any person in Indiana will be taken at a meeting to bo held at the Oliver hotel Saturday night at S o'clock. At that time the committee that took the matter up with Gov. Kalston in Indianapolis farly in tho week will give its report. ESTATE G0ES"T0FRIENDS James II. St rod or leaves Hulk of IItatc to Church. An estate valued at $2,700 is left to institutions und friends by James II. stroder. ""nose "will was tiled for probate Thursday afternoon. Mr. Stroder died n Sept. : leaving no relatives. Among his bequests Is $150 to he Mt. Zlon Baptist church. The bulk of the remainder of the estate goes to the African Methodist Kpiseopal church after various small sums are taken out for certain friends. Tho will Is dated Aug. .11, 1913, and John K. Hart Is named as executor. TO RETAKE ENROLLMENT llili School Teachers Failed to Follow Instructions Owing to the misunderstanding of the high school teachers in regard to the making out of registration cards. the correct enrollment and tho li.-'t of pupils in the school will not be known until next week. According to a notice on tho bulletin board at tho high school, the Instructors failed to correctly follow out instructions printed on tho cariLs. A system of numbering every pupil on the registration card is used at the high school and the failure to handle the cards correctly made all of them useless. Now cards' will bo printed and the correct enrollment will be taken next week. MAKES MONTHLY REPORT Humane Officer Was Busy Man During August. Tho monthly report of the Humane Society Otheer Moore for August showed that Grt cases were handled during the month. Of this number Ave were for cruelty to children, seven were neighborhood disputes, live were referred to the juvenile officer and board of children's guardians, four cross dogs were ordered to kept chained up. I'O animals were destroyed, and four neglected horses looked after. Other miscellaneous matters were attended to by the Humane officer. Tho society is desirous of thanking those who participated in the work horse parade, and those who contributed tho prizes. Why Not Get Rid of Eczema? If your skin Itches and burns with eczema or nny such tormenting, unsightly skin disease, slmoly the sore places with lieyinol Soap and hot water, dry. nrI .ipily a little Keir.ol Ointment. T Itching tops INSTA.V. . Y. you no longer have to dz and scratch." -lee; brcou.' possible, and heal ing Leln at once. That is because th FtdhlnK'. antiseptic Ite.inol medioatln Ptnkc iht into the surface, arrt.-ts the action of the disease, and almost alwaj's rc3t)res the torturej. Inllamed skin to perfect health iiulckly, ea.-ily and at little I'rehcriod ly doctors for ovi-r l" jiar.s. and sold hy every druuvist. ',r Mmple fre, write to le;t. lieslnul, Baltimore, ild. Advt.

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Nutwood Y outh Jilted by Girl Would Suicide Arthur Fink, n young man who lives near Nutwood, wiw In love with a young woman who lives in South Bend. Iiegulaily he would call at her home to pay his respects and eventually he became very fond of her. Iast week a quarrel separated them, and they decided that thereafter their paths would diverge. Hut young Fisk. after his first anger had subsided, relented, and endeavored to patch up their differences. When he failed he took arsenic. All day Thursday Mrs. risk, his mother, and a physician tended him at his homo and Thursday evening it was announced that his hfe would probably he saved. It was a fur Fi.sk had retired Wednesday night that hia mother heard groans from his room. he investigated and learned that he had attempted to take his own life. She summoned a physician and the two hastily applied remedies. Although his life hung by a mere thread through the night, by daybreak ho had somewhat improved. MOVIE MAN IS COMING Will Take Picture of Places of Int e res t X ea r Ci t y . Look out for tho movie man. lie is coming your way shortly. A series of pictures are to le taken in South Hend in tho near future the Pusehmann-Traub company Indfanapolta in connection with historical scenes being gathered by by of the the Nation Patriotic league. The league is preparing this series of pictures to be sent to Washington; There it will bo known as the Indiana series, and realistic scenes showing the Portages and Kankakee landings from this locality will be included. The pictures will be shown here in connection with the local celebration of the centennial exposition. An industrial series featuring all the manufacturing concerns in tho city will be taken and included with the films. of historic Interest. HORSE WAS NOT SOUND Violation of State Law is Charged In AMidavlt. When a man sells a horse and guarantees him sound and unafflicted and the buyer discovers that he is possessed of a serious ailment, the seller violates the state law of Indiana, according to an affidavit Med In city court Friday morning. August Vnn Def ilaeghen. 414 S. Kaley Ft., aa accused by Theophil Van Tornhout in behalf of August Van Outreve, to whom the defendant was alleged to have sold a horse afflicted with the heaves. He pleaded not 'guilty and the case was sot for ept. 16. Pond was lixed at $100. Van Der Haeghen wa-s alleged to have accepted $D0 for tiio horse. NOTED SINGER IS COMING Madame Sclitimaun-lleink to Appear at tho Oliver. Madamo Schumann-Heink. the noted opera singer, will appear at the Oliver theater in the first concert of tho year on Oct. 11. The ticket sale has already started, mail orders being the only ones that are being handled now. Tickets are also on salo at the ELbel store and the South Bend conservatory. Arrangements have been made with the interurban companies to givo special rates to those attending the concert. Cars to Goshen. Michigan City, L.aporte. Nilcs, Benton Harbor and St. Joseph will be held until after tho concert. CENTER MEETING SUNDAY Special Program Will lc Presented at Berirand. Members of the Itoselawn social center will have charge of tho. program to be given at the meeting of tho Bertrand social center Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Charles Helman will preside. Following is the program: Ten minute song service; vocal solo. Miss Clarice Stiener; "Mental Klhciency." William Graves; "Physical Kfllclrncy," Anthony Kingsafer; "(Spiritual Efficiency." Charles Helman; piano solo. Miss Hazel Markham. JIM IS BACK ONCE MORE lnnd$ nt Police Station on Cliarpe of Intoxication. James O'lHsnnell, city court's most regular "customer," is in a.ualn. O'Donncll but ri-cently returned from the Indiana penal farm near Putnamville, where he served a sentence of 141 days. According to police otlicials. he Z'sas the longest record of arrests for intoxication of any man in the county. He was arrested Friday morning by Patrolman Mitchell. TWO ARE BOUND OVER Men Aro Accused of Tlicfts of Two Jtu. Joseph Periault. 01 outh Bend a v., and Thomas McNamara, 32 4 N. St. Iouis blvd.. were bound over to the i-iicuit court prand Jury from city court. Friday mornirn;. They were (harmed with the theft of two rues valued at $7 from A. A. "oble. Periault is said to have a prison record. FAILn to afpf.ah. John . Hildo rand of Itp:i2. arrested Thursday aflornoon by Motorcycle Patrolman Wesolck charged with exceeding the speel limit, failed to appear in city court Friday morning nnil a bond of $11 was forfeited. MAitniAcn i.in:si:s. I.eltoy rhariej Hack, brakeman, Michigan 'Jit y: Mary Nowak, cigarmaker. Geza Cze&lctjy. moulder; Mary Ellis.

AL SPAULDING IS DEAD Wan One of tho Brt Knonn Men In Slort Woild.

SAN DIEGO. Calif.. Sept. 10. The body of Ali'trt Goodwin Spalding, probably the most widely known man in tile sporting world, was removed to a crematory today, and late this afternoon it will bo reduced to a5hcs. The millionaire sporting goods manufacturer, who pitched the Boston Bed Stockings to victory in the pennant race In the old National professional association of 1S72, 187;j, 1ST I and 1ST 5. nnd who later was manager of the Chicago National league club, died suddenly of apoplexy at his home here -sterday. KILLED BY EXPLOSION Investigation Will bo Made of dent at Cavite, P. J. A ecl MANILA. P. I., Fept. 10. An oincial investigation was ordered today of the explosion that killed Gunners Mate Elkins on the United States destroyed Iecatur and injured nine other men at Cavite yesterday after;noon. Bumors that the disaster was caused by a plot are scouted in American naval circles, but the inquiry will determine the exact cause. Two of the injured men. Fireman Brashear of Denver and Seaman Do Loa Santos, aro believed to be dying. CAR STRIKEJS SETTLED Men Bet urn to Work After Agreement is llcnclictl. ALHAN'Y, X. Y., ept. 10. Cars of the Un'ted Traction Co., in Albany, Troy. Cohoes, "Wnterv liet - and Rensselaer began running this morning, following a settlement of the trouble between the 1,200 employes of the company. The men agreed to resume work and to leave tho matter of a change in the system of disciplining men to arbitration. Penny pale all week at the Public Drug Store. Advt. EZ2

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llrst Game Will he With Benton HarlK)r or. Oct. 0 Eight Veterans Back. ELKHART, Sept. 10. The Elkhart! high school football team will play its first interscholastf o game here Sat- ! unlay, Oct. 3, with the Benton Harbor I school eleven at tho driving par!. Other games scheduled are Goshen, here Nov, G. and South Bend at South Bend on Nov. 20. An effort is being made to schedule games with Ligonier, Warsaw and Gary. Eight of the old euard are back In high school. They are Edmund ' Shea, captain of this year's team; Robert .vtahr. Joe Cochran. Jeptha Minnes, Burns Becht. Russell Drenk, Harry Stern and Edward Anderson. Twenty candidates for positions on the team appeared for practice on the Franklin st. commons Thursday night. LYNCHING IN PROSPECT Posse Hunts Negro Who Murdered Labor Leader. MUBPH YSBORO, 111.. Sept. 10. John Atkinson, a prominent local labor leader, was murdered today by J Bracy Force, a negro. Foree escaped and a popse is searching tho country about Murphysboro. A lynching was in prospect if the posse succeeds in capturing the fugitive. Feeling rgalnst the negroes of this district ha not entirely subsided since Joe Deberry. a nesrro. killed Mrs. James Martin, wife of an attorney, and escaped lvnehing when state troops were called out to protect him Hl'IlT IX COLL1SIOX. SAX vn ANCISCO. Sept. 10. Dr. Kuno Meyer of Hoston, formerly a professor of Celtic languages in Oxford college, Liverpool, was severely injured in a railway collision in Marlin county, near here. Use NEWS-TIMES-WANT ADS are selling rme For Less than you to pay. claim to you soon, ij Men's Fine Shoes, a great assortment of Men's Shoes, in fine gun metal, vici, also tans, lace or button. New fall styles. A real $4.00 value, pair, $2.95. Boys' High Shoes, Pair In eun metal and patent, 'button or lace, sizes iy2 to 6, pair, $1.95. W o men's High Shoes, Pair SI .95 In gun metal and vici, all styles, all sizes, this sale, pair, $1.95. W o men's High Shoes, Pair S1.45 In patent, gin metal, tan and fabrics, splendid new fall styles, all sizes, pair, $1.45. Little Misses Shoes, Pair In the new fall eun metal, button style, Sy2 to 11, pair, 95c. sizes nd.l:.s.fco.e,: 59c Splendid shoes, w w hard sole, wedge and regular heel, button or lace, sizes 5 to 8. pair. 59c all colors, all sizes, 18c

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