South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 7, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 January 1916 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN 1 1 Knit Goods Saving .you from 25 to 75 per cent. Regular values fro m50c to S 1.00, at 25c Shawls, Auto Hoods, School or Sport Caps. Candy Special Saturday Spiro Greco Paste 35c Lb. Eros. Co. Women's and Misses' All Wool Sweaters needed now, when skating and W)hhing is in favor. Special reductions, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50, $3.98. Hi ofoert HFEB HOLY TRIDIUM OPENED AT ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH I 'at her Cochran SiKakH on Question of TliU World and tho Xeit. INTS son b ABIT 0 SEI

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First Step in Brotherhood Taken by Notre Dame Men.

Four your.,' me-n received the religious habit of the brothers of Holy Cross, and entered on their term of probation at St. Joseph's Novitiate, at Notre Dame yest'-rday mornh.g. Tho names and homes of the young inert ar- Patrick Joseph Purkloy. Prother Finharr, of Cork. Ireland: Kalph Earl flaetz. Brother AlMnus. Peoria. 111.; James K. Clifford. Prother Sylvester, Irw in. O.; 1 1 u lf r A. Lenahan, Ploonington, 111., Prother Camlllus. Th services opened i Jn Rr.cred Heart chapel and wero concluded In the chapel at the novitiate. The services In the university church were held at S o'clock. Pev. Andrew Morrissey, provincial of the congregation. Fang the solemn mass i.nd was assisted by Fathers Thomas Irving and Charles O'Ponnell. The services for the feast of the Epiphany were attended by all of the younsr novices and their friends. After the services in the church conferring of the habit and vows to Fcvcn yount; brothers took place. The seven to receive first vows were Prothers Owen, Boniface. Arnold, Comae, Albeus, Xavier and Alexis. The services In the novitiate were In charge of the novice master, Father William Corner. C. S. C, asfisted by other members of the congregation. After the conferring of the habits and vews a reception was held for the novices. Friends and the families of the young mefc as veil as clergymen were present at the reception. Prother Pernard. the president of Sacred Heart college in Watertov.n, Wis., was also present. CIVIC CLUB HELD PEOPLE'S PARLIAMENT Atty. Tj. M. Ilamniersehmitlt Show i Possibilities, hi SikmvIi Coejuillard School. at 'TYtr me i eupie s laruament was T" - 1 Tl.. .lf the subject of an interesting address given by Atty. P. M. Hammerschmidt Thursday night before the ParentTeachers club of the Coquillard school. According to the speaker, the forum of the people, the parliament of the community, is the civic flub, and h urged an open discussion of all important public matters by members of the various clubs. Wood row Wilson's reference to the civic club as the people's parliament was quoted by Mr. Hammerschmidt in opening bis talki The meeting was opened with a Piano solo by Miss Matilda Christman, which was followed by community singing ltd by Mrs. Fern Parker Wilson. A violin solo way rendered by Miss Monica Horka. At a business session the question of changing the parent-teachers organization to a social center club. Fince the club Is already a member of the Civic federation, was brought up. but the matter was laid on the table for future discussion. A committee was name.! to investigate purchasing of a Victrola. and it was decided to cooperate with other civic clubs In the purchase of a motion picture machine. The question of :v boys' and girls' club was considered, but no action taken. MAYOU TO SP1:AIv. Mayor Fred Keller will speak at the newsboys" meeting to be held Funday afternoon at the Y. M. C. A. This Is the lirst meeting since the holidays and regular meetings every Sunday afternoon will be held. ni'YS TjAK iivilt.k conckuv. The Osborne retail company at I-akeville, Ind.. has been purchased y A. I). IiPadie of this city and C. D. Lonzo of .South Pend will manage the work there beginning i Ins duties today.

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Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or bladder Trouble?

Pain or dull ache in the back is I often evidente of kidney trouble. It is Nature's timely warning to show jou that the track of health is not clear. Dancer Signal. If these danger signals an4 unheeded more serious results may be erpcrcted; kidney treu! lo in its woist form may steal upon you. Thousands of people have testified that the mild and immediate effect of Svanu-Ke-ot, the great kidney. I lier and olauuer remedy is soon realized that it stands the hiebest for its remarkable curative effect in the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the I (St. I-nmo Pack. T ame Kick is onlv or.e of manv

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"The Question of This World and the Question of the Next." was the theme of pev. Wendell Cochoran, of the Holy Cross Missionary band at the opening of the tridium, at .St. Patrick Kirish last evening1. Father Cochoran spoke mainly to the men present, and emphasized the use of holding missions and retreats occasionally to rtceive the graces of Clod when an opportunity arises, and thereby prepare for the hereafter. The tridium Is a three days retreat for the Holy Name society and will clone Sunday evening when the new members to be admitted to the organization will attend benediction. lass will be Faid early as possible for the men who are obliged to leave for their work, and the evening services will be held at 7:30 o'clock.

TO TEACH HUMANE WORK IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS Society Plans to Obtain Educational Secretary to Make Addresses. Provisions were made last night at a meeting of the directors of the Humane society of St. Joseph county, in Dr. S. L. Kilmer's office, for the employment of an educational secretary to work in the various schools of the city during the coming year.- A secretary will be proj vided to address the .students at the schools on humane subjects and. he will organize humane societies In each school to be known as Bands of Mercy. LEFFLER IS SPEAKER Addresses Regular Meet in;; of IHdcr Civic Club Thursday. Members of the Elder Civic club listened to Prof. .Shepherd Leffler Thursday night in the first of his series of addresses on "City, State and National Government." Prof. Leffler spoke before the regular bi-weekly meeting" of the organization. A musical program preceded Prof. I.effler's talk. It was opened with community singing under the direction of tleor-re Heintzleman, which was followed by a piano duet, Morro L'onald and Marie Granger. Miss Mildred J jane gave a reading, and a .-. lection, was rendered by the Elder quartet, a vocal solo was given by Charley Ki hart, and a violin solo by Ceorjie Miller. Miss Ruth Kuff gave a reading. OPEN 3 DAY RETREAT Itev. J. J.; IJojle la Charge of Holy Name Society. Holy Name society of Pt. Joseph's Catholic church opened a three-day retreat for members Thursday night, with Pev. J. J. Poyle. C. S. C, of Notre Dame university in charge of the services. Fr. Poyle will preach the sermon at the Friday night servi( es. Following the services, a regular meeting of the society was held in the hall and officers were Installed by John C. Hiss. At the services Sunday, which is the Feast of the Holy Name, members will receive communion in a body. The retreat will close with a reception for new members Sunday evening. SCHOOL HEAD QUITS Stipt. Arthur Deamcr of Laportc to CIo to largo, X. 1. News-Times Spei-i.il Service: LAPOPTE, Jan. 7. Prof. Arthur Deamer of this city, superintendent of the Importe public schools, Thursday has advised the board of education of this city that he had accepted the superintendency of the public schools at Fargo, N. !., taking his new position June 1. Mr. Deamer came to Importe from Rochester. ind. The position at Fargo will pay I him $3,50') per year. Kick of control, smarting, uric acid, dizziness, indigestion, sleepless ness, nervousness. sometimes the heart acts badly, rheumatism, bloatIrg. lack of ambition, may be loss of flesh, sallow complexion. lYtnalcnoc of Kidney Dlscaso. Most people do not realize the alarming increase and remarkable prevalence of kidney disease. While Sidney disorders are among the most 'ommon diseases that prevail, they are sometimes the last recognized by patients, who very often content themselves nith doctoring the effects, while the original disease may constantly undermine the system. , ....a-. iegui.tr lai.wem ana one-aonar

Auto and Pure Food Show to be Held to Demonstrate Need of Big Building.

Two more convention hall and coliseum arguments will be advanced here In the near future, according to ! plans outlined before a meeting of interested business men at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday afternoon by C. P. Cowdrey. This afternoon at 4 o'clock automobile men will meet at the Commerce rooms for a discussion of an automobile and motorcycle show here the second week in February. The automobile show will be the first argument, which will be sent forth in the CJlsh bldg., in the 200 block on S. Michigan st.. across from the Auditorium theater. The second argument will be a pure food show to be staged under the auspices of the South Pend Grocers association! at the same place. At the meeting this aftenoon Mr. Cowdrey, a man experienced in the staging of shows of all kinds, and especially motor car exhibitions, will demonstrate the feasibility of an auto show for South Pend. An example of the success of such exhibits is given in the recent show of the Indiana and Michigan Electric Co., at the Inwood bldg., a few weeks ago. AH men interested in such a proposition are urged to attend the meeting at the Chamber of Commerce this afternoon. Political Gossip Friday is the day! "Within the next two months 60 days until the first Indiana primary petitions will have been filed by all those seeing nomination to various o-fices on the respective tickets. A number of aspirants are already prepared to swoop down on the county clerk's ctfice bright and early ir. the game, and a number of petitioi.s are expected before the day Is oer. Something might be said of the forrr. of primary petition. Just any old application to have one's name p.aced on the ballot March 7, will not do. The legislature has provided x style of petition, which is given be'.ow. While stress is placed upon the wording, nothing is established as to the form of petition. The wording follows: State of Indiana, County of St. Jonopli, s: T, the undersigned, do licrehy certify that I am a quail tied voter of product of the towiisldp of or the ward of the city or town of county of state of Indiana, and tliat I am a mcmlcr of the party, and reside at No. .... on s-tivet and request that you place my name on the otlioial primary Im Hot to be voted on for the ollicc cf at the primary election to he held on the seventh day of March, 1910, as rcpresentJnR tho principles of the party. Signed Filed in the ollicc of this day of 1916. Section 13 of the primary law requires that the name of no candidate for state or county otlice shall be placed on the primary ballot unless hLs petition is tiled at least 30 and not more than 60 days before the holding of the primary. Itegarding section 13, the supreme court of the state "Wednesday declared that part of the section relative to the payment to the county clerk of one per cent of the salary as a fee to be unconstitutional. This fee will not now be necessary. As lo section 10, the other section over which dispute waxed warm, it was constructed by the state court thai a challenge under the statute must be made by a member of the party with which the voter wished to affiliate. Challenges will be hardly possible. A district gossip holds 1916 will witness seven eclipse?; three of the sun, three of the moon and one of the g. o. p. R. O. Johnson's republican governorship nomination petition left in the care of a detachment of Gary policemen, subpoenaed as witnesses in the federal court, who will take advantage of their visit to Indianapolis to file the document with the secretary of state. The petition contains C32 signatures. It will be in the custody of Pontius Henltz. chief cf police of Gary. William Forbis. assistant rhlef, and other olficers subpoenaed to testify in an insurance fraud case, will make up the rest of the honorary guard. Both the republicans and progressives of Michigan have chosen Col. Roosevelt as their candidate for president. It Is now up to the democrats to make it unanimous. Goshen News-Times. It might also be added that republicans of Michigan have filed petitions in the interest of a presidential candidacy for Henry Ford, and in speaking of Ford, James E. Watson wants to know has that premier pacifist demanded his name be taken from the Nebraska ballot. Hefore Ed Lee became active in stAte politics b was employed about

January Clearance Sales Saturday Special January Reductions prevail in every department for tomorrow. Space will not allow us to tell you we have arranged, every item a great money saver. Shoppers are busy everywhere taking advantage of the can only list here a few that should interest you.

Clearance Sale of Women's and Misses COATS at $5. 0 0 and $10.00 Special orders were issued to clean up this department yesterday, resulting in the assembling of the greatest value giving tomorrow in Women's and Misses' Coats. We do not guarantee all sizes, but have values ranging from $15.00 to $25.00 that we offer your choice at the above prices, $5.00 and $10.00. There are about 150 Coats in this lot and advise your early selection if you want the choicest.

a distillery in southern Indiana and he has always and ever been the champion of the liquor interests. Yet now he proposes to reject the old principles of the bull moose party and make.lt a prohibition party headed by a disgruntled republican. Inasmuch as this whole movement is in the direct interest of the TagsartCrawford Fairbanks machine, it is not at all remarkable that there are those who regarded Mr. Lee with suspicion and wonder just who his paymasters really are. Fort Wayne News. Aforequoted Fort Wayne raper Is having all sorts of editorial fun with politics. John T. Scott, democratic county chairman, has been recommended by Senators lively and Kern to the Valparaiso postmastership, according to a recent Washington dispatch. Seven democrats sought the oince. Regarding the filing of the petition to place the name of Charles Warren Fairbanks on the Indiana primary ballot as a candidate for president, James E. Watson, senatorial aspirant, says Fairbanks enthusiasm is marked from one end of the state to the other. He himself declares for the ex-vlce-presi-dent and says the Hoosier statesman has a strong bid on the nomination. St TnoonVi rnnntv rtr(a rtra ov V. wvtv.. w . . . . . . t , " v I pressing interest in the candidacy of , Eben II. Wolcott, member of the state board of tax commissioners, for the office of secretary of state, , on the republican ticket The process of elimination Is on. Do your petition filing early. CIVIC FEDERATION POSTPONES MEETING Rejrular Session to be Hehl Jan. 11 AMien Otfioers Will be Elected. The annual meeting of the South Rend Federation . for Social Service wa postponed Thursday evening at a session of the trustees of the organization until Jan. 14, at the Chamber of Commerce. At Thursday's meeting routine matters were discussed and amendments to the constitution adopted. ai tne annual meeun. Jan. m , 7:30 o'clock, an election of oliicers will be held. 1

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also some in misses' sizes, at $5.00 and $10.00. Now is your opportunity to save money in buying a new suit that you can wear this spring. All the styles represented in this sale are models of 19 15 that are always good for two seasons, staple styles not novelties.

25 per cent reduction on Children's Fur Sets and Baby Carriage Fur Robes.

LODGE NOTES Officers were installed Thursday evening at Modern Woodmen hall by Golden Hod camp Xo. 1236, R. X. of A. An invitation was accepted by the camp to attend the lirst Modern Woodmen interurban meeting at the M. W. A. hall .Saturday evening. Oliicers who were installed were as follows; Etta Clairmont, oracle; Luella Elkins, vice-oracle; Mary lioyer, chancellor; Miss Clara Geise,

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Present Coupons to Druggist

Good for One 25c Package Free of the New "External Vapor Treatment, That Relieves Colds Over Night Croup in Fifteen Minutes.

Applied Over Throat and ("hot. It Is Inhaled as a Vapor and Aborbcd Thrt) igh the Skin. Arrangements have been made for drugpi ts to give away free a limited number of i5-cent packa es cf the : ......... . . ,. , J .1 lrouMes recentIy introduced hero from xorth Carolina. As the free supply with each drutrgist is limited it is advisable to present your cou pon early. This newtreatment, Vick's "Vap-O-Ruh" Croup and Pneumonia Salve, relieves croup and cold troubles by external application. There is no need to dose the stomach with injuilous medicines. Its use is especially recommended to mothers with small as Vick's can be used as jeften and as freely as wished withtut disturbing the delicate stomach oi me nine cnaps Apply Vick's over the throat and chtst in severe cases covering with a warm flannel cloth. The heat of the body releases Boothing, antiseptic vapors that are inhaled with every breath at the same time Vick's is absorbed through the skin, taking out th'- tightness and sorenes. For all bronchial and catarrhal troubles, sore throat, hoarseness and j difficult breathing, this new trcat- ; mer.t will If found wonderfully ef- ' ft ctive. It is a positive preventive of I pneumonia in its early stages, and in advanced cases the medicated vapors inhaied loosen the phlegm and ea tho difficult breathing. The local druggists are selling thläl

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Pla-Mate Shoes for boys, girls, the common service last, broad and foot form, shoes made of leather, finished in gun metal or patent calfskin. Button shoes only. Boys sizes and prices: 5 to 8 at $2.00; 8 12 to 12 at $2.50. Girls' Cloth Tops: 5 to 8 at $2.50; 8y2 to 12 at $2.75; 12 tc 2 at $3.00.

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recorder; Alice Schäfer, receiver; i May Couch, marshall; Rebecca Geyer, inner sentinel; Ada Hull, out- i er sentinel; Tillie Elbel, manager; j Dr. S. W. Baer, physician. Mrs. Alice Uarton acted as the installing olfi- j cer. The installation was followed by a dance with music by the Housekeeper orchestra. Try News-Tiems Wants Ads new treatment in 23c, 50c and $1.00 jars on CO days' trial. With each purchs.se there is given a refund blank good for your money back if you are not delighted with the results. Mothers especially should not delay in getting their free packages. Remember this coupon is good only it presented in p?rson to your regular drusrgi.Tt. Xo coupons presented by children will be honored. courox xo "A. Good for a 25-cent package of Vick's "Vap-O-Rub" Salve, as long as the free supply lasts, your drutrist has given away If ill his free packages, buy a jar on CO days' trial. Xame . Address

Children's Clearance Sale of Coats Dresses Furs Tomorrow Saturday will be an opportunity for mothers wishing a high grade coat for the daughter at prices that will not be duplicated. Children's Style Coats at $6.95 and $9.95 Ages 6 to 14. Reduced from our regular high grade coats that always sell at Si 0.00 and SlS.oo. Materials include Cihnchilla, Broadcloth, Plush, with belts, some with velvet on collar and cuffs. Price $6.75 and $9.95. Miscellaneous Coats in Broken Sizes

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Great Values for Little Children Coats of Zibeline, Broadcloths, Chinchilla and Astrachan, in variety r colors. Ages only 2 to 5. Our 0 Clfl regular S5 values off ered special tomorrow at POvJ

25 per cent Reduction Sale of wool, silk and wool combinations, ment reduced 25 per cent. We therefore direct your attention th& H nil and Shnt& Department, third floor.

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Seitz's Dancing Academy tHk's Hall. 215-217 V. Colfax. Classes every Tuesday of each week from 8 to 9 o'clock. Social dancing after classes. All modern dances correctly taught. One tep Twinkle, Waltz Hesitation, Fox Trot, High Jinks, Gavotte and Fjvsclnation. Also Glide Waltz and Two .Step. Private lessons and classes by appointment. References required. Home phon 2551. O I IS k kvi; A N X I V 1 : K.S A 1 1 v. The Economy department?-:. South Iiend's second I'oor cloak, uit and millinery establishment, at 211 S. Michigan st., obsened its lirst anniversary in South l'.t-nd Thürs lay. Souvenirs were given to all customers and friends who tailed at the store. The anniversary observance is being tontin'Jed thr,'"b,J.;t weekthe

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we variety of materials arni ranging in regular values from S7.95. Children's Winter Dresses of every dres in thi: m'"Vv5 fJt VS tu u ai oi.yo: iiies 1 1 TT 3: We Can Save You One-Half on Your Dental Bill Come ir. and talk it ever with us. Examination Free. No charge for extracting when ordering nex teeth. Painless Fx trading fSOc White Dental Parlors 111 West Wa-hinton Ave Over Ihrr' IWok Stor-. Ialy Attendant. Open Tuesday, Thursday ar.J Saturday N"ight-s. ndl I'lione Main I2i. Try News-Times Want Ads

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