South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 172, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 June 1916 — Page 3

ti i:iy i:yi:xin;. .ivm; 20. m ir. 3 Hughes Jr. Reads Father's Statement Preliminary Plans for Aggressive Fight Made by Wilson and Leaders.

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WA.HINC.TO. . .J;in- '. FM.ins far an asrgTfMve vnrup.iin to t-fiii Immediately were i.-, ui i y "nnr Mccormick, n'v.ly flf-cte. chairman of t!.e dernorratir cormnitte-. nt ronference. Monday with l'res't Wilson. I!ep. Glas, the n-w seoretry of the committ'-, Yy'y McAdoo. Po.tmnpter ' Jen. Itti rlesi.n. S-r'y Tumulty nd several otlnr dernorrntir l-id-rx Mr. McOormic k arrival -arly "Monday from hi home in Ilarrisl'Urtj, Pv ami sr.i-n three hours with the prfldent. Ivter he viMtej most of the members of the cabinet now in Washington and went to the rapitol to pep s'ver:l leaders who will take an important part in the a.mpaln. Victory in Sißlit. "I have gm my work and from r.ow on will devote my entire tini to pu.sh.infr the cimot.-ratic. oampaiffn," Faid Mr. Mormik Monday nlht. "With a unite. l and harmonion party the prospects for victory In November are ery bright. The plans have not been put in j-hnpe yet. but I expect to s- the president aprain in a ffw lays, and soon will have evorythincr in working order." The main headquarters of the democratic national committee will le located In New York, hut much of the work will be done here ami In Chirago. Mr. "Mci'ormick expects to be in New York Tuesday to confer with leaders. The tint work, he .aid today, will be to select a campaign committee of about 11 members, of which he will he ex-ofiicio c hairman. Plan -Notification. The date for formally notifying l'res't Wll.-on of h'n renomination prohably will not be tixed until after the republican committee announces plans for the notification of Mr. Hughes. It has been practically deided. however, that Mr. Wilson will r- fiv the notification committee at Shadow Lawn, his summer home in New Jervey. The president already ).. iec:un preliminary work on his ..-. ch of acceptance. While it will follow the general line of the demccratic platform, it v. ill emphasize particularly the isvies on which the president expects the campaign to be fought Americanism and peace preparedness and prosperity. Simultaneously with the beginning of the actie presidential campaign the deniK.rati'' congressional committee, headed by Hep. Horemus of Michigan, will boirin work to secure the re-cle tion of a democratic majority i it the nat and house. Mr. Mci'ormb k and Mr. Ioremus i!an to work in cooperation. Vice F'res't Marshall returned here Monday from Indianapolis and said that he would be at the disposal of the president for campaign purposes.

FIND MURDER MYSTERY Hody of Well IMiwi Man Pound In lk 9X ltjtrn.ti'in.il New -Vrvt. : OHICAC.O. June I'd. A Height train which started at Niles. O.. and stopped only at Huntington. Ind.. brought a murder mystery to Chicago Monday. In nie of the ais was found the body of a well dtesseii man. his head and features bat-t'."-d to a pulp. Pcside the body lay blool stainei irn crank. Trainmen, who discovered the body. said the ar started from Nib's, and only stopped once at Huntington. The only identifying mark on th body was his necktie, which bore the name "Abrains. Pittsburgh." Dr. Paxn has removed his dental ofTice from 12 S. Michigan sd. to Room 4-Ü I-armrrs Tru?t bid ST. Advt.

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Mr.Stanley Stirk, 24 Years of Age, Living at 175 State Street, in that City, Passed 35 Foot Tapeworm, after He Had Taken Second Dose of Great Quaker Herb Extract.

Quake- F.hei ptomied South Per. 1 peopit- that he would show startling- result? from th ue of the 'animus Quaker Remedies. He ha ertiunly iw-n tioing o t ecently. And here fs n not her j;ro:it ase, hich warn reported Sunda. Rt ad - f i y w ord f if . Mr. Stai.le Stiik. a iei... .4 ears of ae. li ir.u at 17.. .State -tieet. in FiUhait, th;.-; state, had -itlejed for about tw.i e.is rolll i ' cf iiei, a i.iwnmi. appetite -nd an itrhin . the r.o. He would "'tri rat t -a v ) j meals. H 'ad sed f-lsi'' lie -.U no Mr .sr ;; . r. , , , fj-i Lx'.r.v' l.-t S'ii.. ., e. ';,m it-' it lirtc'.ed. Aitr h r I tkca

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Tliis photocraph shows the home Important stateme-nls made by most enthusiastic "rookies" in the FROM TOWNS ' BERRIEN SPRINGS, MIOH. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Dudley of Detroit, and Iandon Dudley of liattle Creek, were week end visitoP at the home of their cousin, Mrs. E. A. Mason. They were former rebidents of our village and enjoyed renewing old acquaintances and seeing the old landmarks. Mr. and Mrs. Olu.s Skinner were visitors at the home of the hitter's sister, Mrs. M. J. Meiling, in I!uchanan, Sunday. Dr. (;. S. Greene of (Jary. Ind., was a week-end visitor at the D. I. Ford home. Mrs. Ralph R. Richards of Shippensville, pa., is a visitor at the home of her father, William Rarton. Mrs. Richard.s was formerly Miss 1-eah Hurtm. Herbert M. Lohr of Chicago, and Oliver Lohr f St. loius. Mo., visited friends here Sunday. diver will remain here for a visit of several weeks. His mother and sisters will he here about the first of July for an extended stay at their farm home her'. A number of our local people were in St. Joseph Sunday afternoon t hear the hand concert given by the Twin 'Ity band. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Myers; John J. Hoopingurner and family: J. C. Fryman. Miss lluth Fryman. Mr. and Mrs. Will Storick; Walter Storick, Airs. Pearl Snyder. Charles i:. Hopin-arner. Carl Whettone. Alvin Willis and family; Mrs. C. K. Park hurst and daughter: S. W. Cobin and family; Miss Planche Micha I. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rowerman of Denton Harbor, were week end visitors at the home of the former's mother, Mrs. Mina Rowerman. Mrs. Will Stoih-k and sister. Mrs. Pearl Snder, were visitors at the home )f Mrs. George Armstrong in Perrien Center. Friday. Miss Annie Tudor is a visitor at the hnie of Mr. and Mr.-. I.e i Rodeen in Buchanan. Mis. Lottie Heim, who has been ill the past week, is improving. Walter H. iMison visited friends in Detroit Friday. Georwie ('. (;le and daughter, j

LTS-ELKHART

AWFUL TAPEWORM

the second iose. on Sunday, he passed a fearful tapc.vorm. complete w ith the head and ne k. about C,7 ft long! It had been the CAU.L of Iiis various distress. In reganl to the gieat Quaker Herb Fxtrait. FishVi says: am pnvinp that the Quaker Remedies are DIFFFRFNT from AN V other remedies on the market. Quaker Her: Fxtrait is doing a really RFMARKAPLF work her and in all parts d' the eountry. It is made from pure herbs, routs, barks, etc.. and will not harm tb system f bild or adult in any way. ' Quaker Hen. Fxtracl -nta.ns a ;o-itie of.ii and erin I est i er. ) li .viil -peI uoin.- of au kir:d iiil- it i - pig t.tkeii. n .in, jrr in thv ? ö t e !iu Whcie üiv ther

son of th i epuWliran presidential nominee reading: a telesram onta ininp his father in announcing his platform. Young; Hughes is one of the preparedness camp at Piattsburgh.

SURROUNDING Anna, of Chicago. visite! friends here Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gillespie and their little grandson. James Hagerty, returned Saturday from a few days' visit with relatives in Chicago. A force of employes were at work at the Godfrey Canning factory, Thursday, canning strawberries. Mrs. Rnrton Rurgoyne has closed a successful year of teaching in the Renton Harbor schools. She will teach at Arden next year. Allen Hillborn of Renton Harbor, was a business visitor here Friday. Miss Hazel Snuff, who has been attending school at Fvanston, is at home for the summer vacation. Harold Isonhower of Martinsville, Ind., is hero and will have employment with, the Cunningham brother.4. Mw; Mary Anjievine of New York city. U the guest of Miss Annie R. Merr. at The Cabin, on 13 luff st. Miss Angevin' is extension secretary in th Rible Teachers' Training school in that city. Miss Ada Taylor was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Iturton Rurgoyne. in Penton Harbor, several days last we elf.Mrs. Ro?e Rurgoyne. with her daughter. Miss Pertha, visited her mother. Mrs. KHza Palmiter. in the country. Sunday. Fd. Stocker and family have moved to Puchanan. where Mr. Stocker has employment. Mr. and Mrs. . D. pennell have moved into the Vinton house on Cass St. Mrs. Alta Smith, who has been living with her daughter. Mrs. Robert Imrleright. west of town, has returned to her home on Main st. Charles R. Donovan and family of Fast Chicago. Ind.. are here for a two weeks' recreation at the Indian Kields park. Mr. Donovan is postmaster f Fast Chicago. Miss Ruth Rixler and brother. Le1. i of I'niondale. Ind.. ate visiting friends here. Milton Kdwards of South Rend, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. D. Fd wards. Charles Tallman of Renton Harbor, with his family, spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tallman. John Ratzel of Wanatah. Ind.. was CLERK s.u ii yieat re.med ie I und .' Those who use Quaker Herb Fxtr.ut le-rivt-results beyond their expectation. ' Quaker Herb Fxtrait is for any stortiai h. liver, kidney or blood troubles, also catarrh or rheumatism in any form. It removes the CAFSF. which is absolutely necessary, if permanent results are to be derived. ' I am at the ltndon Drug Co.'s store, northeast corner Michigan and Wa ne streets. frm m. until S p. m.. and welcome the public. There is no t harte for a talk about the ureat Quaker Remedies." Quaker IP rb FtTet is six bottles '"i $ .".' r Jl.O'i a sins!-' bottle; spe t b i 'ot.ifs for oil of Palm, ro: acht "i pains, .'"c and r.c .1 boLU '..dt

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SOUTH BEND a visitor at last week. the J. R. Otwell home LAKEVILLE, IND. The Children's day program which was held at the Methodist church was well attended. Mrs. F. A. Häuser and son, Allen Dale, of North Liberty spent several days this week with Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Häuser. Mrs. Dr. How and son. John, went to Plymouth Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wolff motored to South Rend Sunday morning. Roland and Reatrke Steele visited Mr. ami Mrs. Or a Hosteller of near North Liberty Sunday. Mrs. Dr. Moore of North Liberty is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. F. A. Park ley. Mrs. Aldridge and daughter. Mrs. Calvin Rates, were in South Rend Monlay. Mr. and Mrs. I'. D. Garrett were in south Rend Sunday evening. Miss Alma Hardy visited friends at Soutli Reml several days last week. Mrs. Monroe Plummer spent Moncay with her parents at Plymouth. Paul Paxson was in South Rend Friday. The Misses Lucille and Pauline Schlarb of South Rend are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Annis. Mr. and iMrs. John Warren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall White of near Lapaz. The Ladies' Aid of the M. F. church will give a strawberry festival on the Moor lawn Wednesday evening, June i'l. NILES, MICH. The infant son of Aid and Mrs. Clair Cilson f W st Niles w as lyini; tbad in his mother's arms when she awakened. The child was restless at 4 o'clock and tint mother soothed it to sleep apparently and she then siept auain herself. Tin physician rttributes the death to acute indigestion, and stated that when its mother thought the child was sleeping it was real!;; living. 'Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fckler aru parents of a new son. 'Mr. and Mrs. Omar !. Hall of Louisville. Ky.. motored to Niles and are suests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Sheehan. Rev. A. W. Loiis went to Chicago where he will take a summer course at the divinity school of the Chicago university. He will return to Niles fach week end to conduct services at the First RapUst churh . Word has been received of the death in New York City f Robert Rlake, a son of William Rlake, residing north of Niles. The body will he brought here for burial. .Mr. Rlake was born near Puchanan and has a number of relatives in this icinity. including Mrs. William Stout of Niles, who is a sister. He engaged in the show business, being the proprietor of several log and ponv shows. Mrs. Arthur Sterr.rj- and Miss Amanda Rahn went to Kalamazoo to attend the commencement exercise at the Western .tate Normal collide. Louis Sterner and Mis Claudine Rahn are members of the praduating class. axxovim;. . VCIA at man who hai !.-t a?i arm a'.'Dve the i-ll'uw. I see you have l.t an .11111.' rally was n 1 1 1 r 1 . 'Vho i,! -a r moil in.i!-i i 'x..l .(. PMii't s!f' c .i ir-ii-it info it. k'hrixu tltrul-L : 1 - Iii-

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