South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 95, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 April 1916 — Page 3

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HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

SAYS DISEASE AND Christian Science Speaker Declares Healing Not Primary Purpose. "It N undeniable lh.it 'hnM i. n Fei.ne has htaU'l in. my swk f- " arid h.i.s brought .ibout th rfiivn ration of nmriy who werf the ictims of sin," .iid Virgil . Ktriekler. C. S., mm'er f th" hoard of rturcshij of th- mother ehureh at Morton. Mass., in an ;blrs at the. Oliver Optra ho:w .Monday niht. The address w.t.s K'iwn uinlf-r the a tisiiicrs v the loral Christian SriTice church. It was well attended. Saj. Sin I. Menial. "'Tno hi -: 1 1 i 1 1 of the M k. hii,vt",cr, not the rimary uriove of ('hristian Science," said Mr. Strtrkb-r. "Arcordin? to the teaehii.Ks of this M-uTire, all sickness anrl disease r-:-ii!t from error and fale belief, which iirf Hiimrna rif d a.s .sin, ;ind whfri the error of. hli-f is dedr")ed hy the truth which Christian Science imparts, the disease disappea "s. Christian Science, therefore, tcaclics that the caiicf of all dl;ts' and sin Is mental, and not phyMf.tl. and that hoth sin and disease may be cored hy one and the same jn ta physical process, namely, hy the sahst itution of spiritual truth in pi. tee of error and fa.be belief in the human consciousness." After payin? a trihute to Mary Tlalfer Eddy, ,lis'erer and founder! of Christian Science, and lerla. inic that mankind would some day reall her immeasurable service to humnn!tT, ?.Tr. Strlrkler said: Applied C'liri,tianit. Christian S' ien-e is applied 'hnstfanlTy Just as truly as engineering Is njipried mathematics. There is no mystery a:"out it. and when one dots n!s work rorie'tly, arconlini,' to Its rule, 7iealin and regeneration must follow. "Out of the amplitude of her mvn pplrltunl understanding; Mrs. Kddy haa translate into human 1 inmiae the tfuth ahout Cod and man. and tTielr relationship; haw revealed a perfect dlvln principle that governs mar.Rlnd. and lias proved that the truth taught hy Jesus is s ientitv. ami may he demonstrated loday as of old to deliver the slnninsr, sorrowing and suffering from their oppress'irs, to set all mankind free from hondapre to evil, an 1 to establish the kingdom of God on earth." BOOMED FOR DELEGATE l''tiTiulC Vuii Ilet't .Mentioned for G. O. 1. C onvention. former Judtre of the Superior "ourt Vernon Van Fleet is heir.R hoonic-d hy state delegates from South Bend and the llfth district as a delegate to the rcpuhlican na- ' tional convention. Ielewrates left Tuesday for Indianai)olis to he in attendance at the state convention. Cyphers incuhators and hrooders. 'ihe Wesley Miller I'lour & Feed Co. Adt. CASTOR OIL NOV EASY TO TAKE Doctor Makes New Remedy On Same Principle As Whipped Cream The atno of eream under the v hipping !!.! in makim; w hipped reim rm, a Flevelatid phs'-i im to try hit: hand at making .iMi loI palat:i-de. v'astor I j 1 1 j " v 1 1 t ero-: n ia ti e er - ht'l'r as the safest and sur vt laxa tive, has alu ivs heen h.ard Milll.S i IM IIKUMIT Willi OUT S.i'nmu h lulls r ! ri fi n l; hildren. foweer. h whipping ji.-e -ast-r il Into a jelly nnd adding a d la ious liavor ot orange and lemui this ,1--tor finally staaeeded in o er. nmln1,' ill these ohjetions. Factor oil t.s tlie only medicine that sho-ald ever he taken ?.r consfpation or sto!Mri.-h disorders His n'v prep, nation is all .1 t'..T R-JF.LI. and is now on sale at all dmc stor s. It is hiirhlx re.-. unniernlid !y idiysii ians - er w h t e. oi stle at Ch.iy. Foonli v Co.. Kalj'h H. JU:. 1. iiis t K.eidler. I'uIi'.h- Ir 14 Store. Ameruan Iri:i;- (... a. .. Penrith i Co. Appitates lru:' ,-itore. Nicholas S hilling. The 'at,y Trodiictf F.. "leelanl. o Aiht. YOUR SPRIiNG TONIC To t.iK' i tnni.- the s;niu ,s cnl . aidinc nature, lä -r (.,! i.. . ,U oti f ino'v ent to th .nine. 1 h store, or the office. ,1 ; rir.ir tho. winter months his rniu, -,l m;r vitality. o'l ate beginning t. in tu-e that Tired Feeling. Nothing a!. in-. inc. You simply ne.d a S;.rii.c Tr.i. 1 ! ".racer, something t tt n. thwhole svter! clean-e the bli.o.i. Mart up a healthy 1 n ;.!at ; n and T mate tr. In '". lon't peiiri- !:t this spri:;-. a i of WENDELL'S AMBITION PILLS I ifty ent- a at all DruggUt-. Wettb k"s criminal 'ut Kate Meditme .-tore is authorized hy the maker .0 ufuri'l tlie purchase price if iu are i.ot sat)-fti nit'i the fitst !m. parbased. Mail oj.brs filled, thar-is l re:. aid. ' the U'- iM.I I'b .ima al 'ompariy. Inc., ru. , i. Y.

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Many V - T 8 1 The announcement of the letting ff tiie contract for the erection of the Eolith I lend Fountry cluh's cluhhi'Us has stimulated interest in the new project and spurred many to hasten to sieiire memherships. A definite limit has been placed on the nuiiil.er that can he conveniently accommodated and present indications are that this number will he reached in the next few days. Seldom have the social and business interests of this community been so losely allied as they have in tlie Country club project. The alacrity with which stockholders came forward and furnished the necessary funds for the purpose of securing the necessary Rrouuds and the eominodious building was surprising to een the most optimistic promoters. ' Possibly the ideal location, the natural beauties of the site selected, had much to do with this feciintr. The excellent plan of tlie new club building furnished by the architect has added confidence in the undertaking and made many anxious to become members who had not previously iveti the matter much consideration. Approve Sit. Many who have visited the leading' country clubs of the south and east are enthusiastic In their appnnal of the site and unhesitatingly state that no outdoor recreation club in the Fnited States has more natural advantages. The verandas ill ierhok miles of pleasing landPEDDLERS ORGANIZE llviiian SftieiiKlcman Heads A.o eiation Formed Hen. . ut Ii F'.end peddlers Monday night formed a cooperative organization With tho end in view of bettering conditions alone their lines of business here, and in an effort to see that none but legitimate business was condmted on the streets. A h irter ulll be obtained as soon as posslhle. Tt 1s the hope of the ottijeers tTi.it an organization comprising members will result. !!;( er elected Mond.ry night are: llynian S henkelmon. president; Hylinn Schlamberg, vice president: Mi'.-'t's I'nin.i ra nt.. treasurer; ;soloJmon (Itibn. sem-tary; Sam Pollork. Louis Toldenher. Sam Hac. tveTO GIVE WAR TALK I r-ank. M. Ilol-lag to Ap'ar at Center Township Hall. Frank M. Holslag, v. no recently returned from Kuropoan T attletields. will i:iw a lecture on "Sishts of the i'.attlc cMs" at the Center township Cleaner hall on the i-. Michigan rad Thursday night. Mr. Holslag is being booked throughout the Fniud States to gie this talk. In his talk he tells of the stormins f the bridge of Tamines and other fatuous battles of the war. Mr. HoNlag was arrested several times siispit ion of being a spy. The lecturo V ill L'ciu ul 7. ZO

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Wj T 1 i I t r r I I- k o o r c 1 scape. The adjacent lakes, acres of green shrubs and trees, with rolling hills stretching away for miles makes the surrounding country pleasing to the eye. The work on the c:olf course has been prosecuted .iKorously throughout the winter and it Is stated that the first nine holes of the course will tie completed by July 1. In fact the entire course of IS holes is more than two-thirds completed. An extraordinarily large amount of work has been accomplished on account of the mild winter season that this community has experienced. While the golf course is of primary interest every other popular outdoor sport will he provided for on the commodious grounds. Tennis and archery courts will he established, a shooting range is possible and a baseball diamond will be laid out; The adjacent lakes make bathing and boating safe and convenient. ' The building committee has planned well, not only for the present but in view of the undoubted growth of South Uend and the club'3 01 .sanitation. There is adequate and convenient space for lockers, both for the men and women members. There will be an excellent cafe, private dining rooms and adequate room for the club's social needs. Accommodations will be provided foi over night or week end guests. The building has been arranged so ns to be economical in operation. The tire risk has been practically V V vl sL v! V V V V 7 Y. M. C. A. NOTES A number of South F.end officials of the Y. M. C. A. will be speakers at the annua' employed ofTicerK conference for Y. M. C. A. men at Indianapolis. April 6 and 7. J. Q. Ames, general secretary of the association, will '"'act as presiding ollieer at the Thursday and Friday morning sessions. W. P. Kamaiopili, boys' secretary, will read a paper on the subject "Standards of Social Etnclency." Grove Little, past desk secretary of the association, will deliver a paper at the morning session. Other prominent speakers of tlie conference are: Oeorge I. MrMil, executive secretary of the international committee: P. If. Scott, general secretary of ( Jreen.sburg. Ind.: A. II. Pettljohn. boys' director at Muncie, Ind.; Fugene Forester. boys' ecretary at Detroit. The annual reunion for all Camp I'berhart enthusiasts will be held nt the Y. M. C. A. in the basement of th hoys department April 22. when a program of games and talks will be given. The familiar veils and soncrs of the camp will he rehearsed under the direction of Y. P. Kamaiopili. boys secretary. TowNsim tiu'sti:i Mi:irr. At the mt-otin of the tow ny'oii trusrtofi htld Mttnilay nftcrnoon in the office of bounty Sohool .S'.iiioriiitnilent Ii. H. l,nfio'd the pri:icij'.ü dlM'uion wa.s the ronur.itlons for the takinc of the .khol enumeration. A n-w rulinif of the sUUe Ini.ird of eli:oation was dist us?etl a. to it I'-walitv. Read NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

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Fl r i i i ! removed. All of these needed re onirements hnve been assembled in ' to a harmonious scheme that comj bines comfort, informality and con- J venience. Itroad Verandas Feat uro. The broad verandas will appeal to the lover of pure air and lake breezes. The lounge and rest rooms offer cozy comfort for those not Inclined to take part in strenuous sports. And in winter the entertainment rooms and cheery fireplaces, the appetizing cusine and homelike dining rooms will make the club house a desirable all-the-v ear-round resort. The floor plans shown herewith give an adequate idea of the many conveniences planned for the members comfort. The convenience of the ladies' facilities has been considered as well as the men's. They j have a private ytalr running direct from the entrance hall to their locker room, which (mens on the course. The convenience of the men's locker and cafe services is evident. It is confidently asserted that no country club building in the country can offer, In the same ;-ized building and at the same operating expense, more perfect facilities for club members than will bo found here. For this reason the membership committee feels assured that the comparatively few memberships that still remain to complete the club's limit will be taken up very soon. ESTATE VALUE 333,000 John C. mgeworth lioutc $30,000 Worth of Personal IrocTty. Personal property valued at $3',00 u is left by John C. I-Mgeworth of this city whose estate was ptobated Monday afteri.con late in circuit court. Iteal estate estimated at $C000 is left. Latira H. Kdgevvorth, his widow, applied for letters of administration. A daughter, Anna Patricia, is the only other heir mentioned. The estate of John Zaehnle A39 also probated Monday in the circuit court. Personal property valued at $2.000 is left and real estate of f 10.OOu. The heirs named are Teresa Zaehnle, his widow: I'mma II. Louher. lara Dick. Florence Harham. Ida Clements, daughters; and Edward, Otto and Iouls Zaehnle, sons". ICHAPPELL'S SQUAD DROPS FEW POINTS Kalling jinnowhat I -clow their tlr?t week's tally. Sert. Joseph Chappell's revolver squad started the second week of the polit e department's spring practice shoot with a score of : --1 out of a pos.-il.le Dt."". Serst. Chappell was high man n"ith 34, j w hile Iielinski. w ho last Mon- ! day's trials by a "7 out of a pos sible ."0 score, dropped materially in points. Miller, absent last Monday, raised the .vqi:ad score for the first week from I'll to 2 " when hn shot yesterday. The trial huots wjj Le continued tuda'.

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POUTER SAVES ATTORNEY'S LIFE

L E. & V. Employe Snatches Indianapolis Man From Under Train Wheels. The life of Al P. Smith, a prominent lawyer of the firm of Smith, Itemster, Hprnbrook .mith. was saved at the Kokonio junction of the I,. 1:. & av. railr -ad at 7 o'cloc k last night when W was pulled from under the wheels of a moving train by Linwood Coleman, a Pullman porter living at the corner of Columbia av. and Sixteenth st. in Indianapolis. Foleman preceded Smith in getting off the train. having Smith's grip in one hand and a stool in the other. As the Indianapolis attorney lost his balance and slipped under the wheels, the frightened porter dropped both the bag and stool and jerked Mr. Smith out from under the front trucks of the Pullman car. Mr. Smith. In company with Frederick K. Matson, former corporation council of tho city of Indianapolis, and a party of .South Bend business men were coining north on the L. E. & "W., the two Indianapolis men leaving the train at the junction. The porter had barely time to catch the rear steps of the moving1 train after making the rescue and in his hd'e left his stool in Kokomo. When Coloman climbed over the gate on the rear end of the Pullman ho had Mr. Smith's hat on his head, an incident which he was unable to explain, urless in pulling the lawyer from under the train by the head the hat came off in the porter's ha 'ids. A message received later from Mr. Matson in response to an inquiry by tho L. E. & W. train crew, announced that the only injury suffered by Mr. Smith were a scratched arm. PROPERTY OF MILLER SHOWS BEING REDEEMED Left Here I,ast Fall Wlion Hills ll?. mained After Intcrs-tato Tall. Unknown to many, perhaps, South Dend ha been winter quarters for the equipment of a first-class carnival the past winter, and the term of residence in its limits is about to be terminated via the crush in advance route. Property of the Miller Shows, which played St. Joseph county's initial state fair, and which met with financial difficulties, resulting in the seizing of all goods and chattels available by Sheriff Ilailey's force, left here through the "winter mo.iths, will be moved soon. Roy Miller, brother of A. D. Miller, who had the shows in this city, arrived here Monday and has been footing bills for which the equipment was held last fall. The Millers are preparing to set out again in quest of the festive dimes and nickles of those who seek the tented exhibition at the carnival grounds. It is understood that a bear quartered at the Gilmartin saloon on YY". Washington st., through the winter months, wil: be left here. At the saloon he has proved a wonderful attraction as a side show In his ability to quaff off sundry amounts of liquid refreshment. There are 18 wagons containing raraphernalia for the production to be released and removed from the city. CAHI) OK THAXKS. We wish to thank the ' many friends and neighbors for tlie kindness and sympathy extended us in the sad loss ol our beloved Kn and brother. We wish especially to thank the local order of iMek Masons Xo. IS. Mr. and Mrs. James MeCaffer and Family. Advt. TlKMOVAIi NOTICE. The Creed, P.lshop Co. have moved from 329 Jefferson BIder. to 4 3$ Farmers' Trust Illdg. U I-:. GllKEXAN. Advt. Ir:s. and Mgr.

ION-O-LEX USED IN ENGLISH MILITARY HOSPITALS

Prominent Physicians Claim Amazing Results for This Truly Remarkable Discovery lon-o-le. is leing largely usel in field and military hospitals to prevent inflajiima-tion in wounds, and to stop inflammation in pneumonia, bronchitis and other throat and lung tlisa.es. Dr. J. Home Wilson, a prominent English physician, declarers that it has greatly reducved the percentage of deatf-s from pneumonia and has been invaluable in the treatment of other inflammatory diseixses as well aa in preventing1 selious after effects from wounds. lon-o-Iex is not a drug. It contains no narcotics or opiates It is a.s harmless and almo as tasteless as olive oil. It simply jenetratc the tissues re-insulates the nervo sheath-s and sto;3 the inflammation. That is all it does just srtops inflammation. It is an everyday, household necessity. It will take the pain and Inflammation out of a burn in an amazingly short time. It will aid in the rapid herllir. of cuts or other? wo an d.s. It is invaluable in ases of croup, sore threat. tonsilitis, bronchitis and pneumonia. It Ft ops the inflammation in these diseases nature dof.s the ret. ljs-art uerm-s can spread only in inflamed t'.ssuee when the inflamVuaüon U Ftoppd ttcy their

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