South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 179, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 June 1916 — Page 2

i !D i;yi:mn;. jtm: z', loir.. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES J 1

, i happenings in and about TOWN J

CARE MADE

Rum Village- Park Affair on July Fourth Promises to be Huge Affair.

Thit r.'jr.i iiil .pint if wixibg warmer as the J ü t for th-- li; Fourth of J':!;.' pi'T.u: draws non r was ' i-I r.( ! in th- l.itly ;it-U-n)(- !!, Tir;k' ); M"!:'!.!- vinin;,' in the j . 1 1 1 1 ; ypen k it . i; r ' ri i ;it the hi-h "f. .,,!. Not on! v. .is the uln" i Mtnrii't!--. whie.'i hw.s XI-nij'I the f !e i'l .1 to in tl-l i ; -ti(i:i of I L ' j r r Village pr... present :it the rneet.ni:. ! : in ad 1 1 i i i there were ('! .i ( h ;r '.--.'it from ewry ivic t in!, and from ;t larj--e ivnr.lr ot fraternal or.-nn.zations. imports from .u Ii of thso made po--Mhb' the eo-nplet ifn of arrangements for the pir;:de and th' disposal of f t hi r details r - 1 . 1 1 i - to th" I emainder of he lebration, rotably the rn.itter of n"-vior..- anl th'. erection ;ü: i . r:i t i ri of the boot by. Mayor F. V. Keller sin-J the majority of the city ouik ihnen attended th m--t i ri -r. ami at its clo-e Mayor K-1It gue ;i brief t ilK in w hich be urged tbaf n, mjnb ipal pu nie f ma'le an anr.i.ai ...Talr. inamu h as the olans fur tin- r-s-nt event air brin-ing 1 1 - people of the tit y togethr in u manner that no other event has a-compIish-cd. "On i 1 3 Kn'iiDils,'' he pointed ut. "jp from -t ry s-' !i"n of th- city arc going to meet r i h nini poor; Fnglish speaking people and jx-oplf of tor-iu'ii r.treK: itho!ics arid Pt ote.-t int.- and it should be an or-aion of m hi eivie -;pirit. It is utif whbh should be repeated every ; ar.'" To I.rct I Wurths, s.i tun! i.V. On Saturday all the work of the erection of booths will tak ilai f ind C. "-!';. ' hu.inrKtn of thf utiv- intnitt-, calk-d for a 1 u nt i'crs any man who ran han-il-a haminf-r to as.--it iti thi.- work. t will includ' th- building of th1'ooths for th arioiis iir luls. tJ: Npeakfr-s' statid. th- h.Mkiti Jmoth. dancinic i-.iilion, tc. Fach civic dub will att nd to th d-co-ratit.n and iuii'm it of its own booth, and this work, j.i f rallv, will 1 Ion- bright and arly on th morning f th.- I'ourth. In addition to tho booths iiiONtiomd, ther A ; sein- 4 or ',, according to the annoiitn er.i -i.t of Chairman I I v. whit h h.(t' b.''ti 1 t t conct sion ii t" s for a flat rate of $1.1 for a booth 1' feet nmiktc. -ff' Kiac a iclus. h-tjionad'. popcorn. tr.. ill If sold on thr rt'iinds. Tlio i-araih' will form at the corn r of Prairie a. and Sainpl" l . at C::'.f o'clock, to ,ii. ed front there t th -ntrii. f I C t: 1 1 1 'il- .- on Prairie a. Moides tiie iic clubs and hool iiiblrt n, the follow in., organizations la.-t nil t announ(' l thtir w ilbr.v n to j.ar-ticip.it--: Tin- A. !:.. which will b- men the pirn e .f honor in lh J.ar.ub-. b i-.t bu-i.i-t ic oi' oi those present at la-t ni -:hl's in--tinu; tbSpanish War trans; the Army ;knd ,"ay liiuon. the Sons of V irails; tT . Y. ( W . N. .' and No. 7; th- Ma a ! s , ;h'- T i; rn t" i n , .'nd th- I. . I'. ;,nd auxiliary. The Kedtiicn will take an a- tie part in t!ie a :'t rn 'v.-!.'.- pro:;tarn. as will also feia! -f th.- th.i- oi.iniations Tl:- Tu r ii is will liac thntfloats in tlie parad.-; the 1 ( ). . 1 "Will hae i'i;t' ai;d th.- M.ni.iln-cs v ill ha c:u-. tMtd-- .f .il-it Float. One of tl im 1 1 1 l'at::s of tl." p.il.ule will Im- th- I'ii-.tl bearing the (bidd. .- of Li1 - and lit r at-tetj.Fint--. tlair b-ai l ail s.;uts of tb' 1 original ol,.nifs I'm the .:rpt..-.c of .w. le.-tiii ; tin- Is t lake !hcf- paM. a . t i n r -oa-t his b-cn in -taut. d. in li the irl n ' t - th.- hit:',.-M iiuuibciof ote in her !,t.!. !-coine the ' pr.-e! t a t i of l.T . 1 1 . . I en the Mi'.lt as (M:- of ti.e i r l' t I s. T!:c .-;iil r.ninK the bvh t nani-1-r of otcs fit' all will 1 -.ltld as tlie l,odless of Li -. !t.. Tinbillots appiar . ! - ! e I e in this pap. r. Tin hi t-i ! ca-t dad', at the i ;-.-. tr hoobs and r--por'.s will appear in Ti e pap. r dai!. i nri i i'. t..:norr.. In jathei.ni; for th. par. ob- the cl !c cl'ihs and Mpi'.s of each .-cl 1 will a-.-fiTib'e thn ;t;-.itie f. ho 1 li.-i;s, s. from w ;, they -. .11 be cmee,i to th- po.n; of formation at tli- . ot ;.. ,,f Ihai'.ie a v. Hml Sample M. Th. fr.it rnal r.anizatior.w an.l all . th r btuln-s taivpart. With the exception of tlie iic !;? s w ill 'me-? at o'eb'.k near T.ni.-r A ane ts. and will mar- h from tlicie to the ten

on ftu-t and in floats; PvCdmeri's band; t'oat be.arinir "h MldoiM of Ijb-rt' ar-.d her attendants; c iic (lul-s and htol jliildr-n on foot. In orlr to avoid onfucin at tl.- tirn- of formation th school fh'UIr! and ivp- clubs from the vatlous k ho'.l districts havf been ::v!;-d t take their places jis fd1'iVf oi. n arrival at the ."n-ral mc-tint: place, corner ot I'rin'j ;v. a ii! i-ar-iple st.: .s-iiihliiij: Toint'i. fn Sample tt.. t-att of Prairie av. arid facing Fn'.irif av. Kier Park kIi'ioI. first; Uncoln school, .second; Stideb.ik-r s hol. third; Franklin cloo. ffiurth: J:Mcr school, fifth. On Sample t.. west of Prairie av. and fa in-' Prairb1 av. Fiuhth tr.itb-. firs'; "dfax school, .econd; Ihisb.n school, third; Sample .s.' li'.ol. fourth. n Tutt st., west of Prairie av. :.i.d fücinu' Prairie av. Madison ki hd, first; Mu ss l sr hotd, second; P-rl-y .srhool, third. n (mapin st.. north if Sample st. and far in'-' sample st. Mier school, first; Kaley schxd. ec-,nl. On Hob rtson Kt.t west of Prairie .st. (.'o'iuillard sc hool. On prairie av., north of Sample Ft. Lir.dcn school, first; liurel s hool, s-cont. Thf parochial sc)ools of tlie city will also take part in tlie parade. Their posit ion at the point of formation will be announced hy the exfcutive committee in a few days. To ;iu' prlr of $."0. As previously announced, a prize of Vi will be tfiven t the public .s. h.ad which has tlie largest pe.rrerdate of children marching in the parade, in proporth'ii to the total ni'diment in the school al the close of the last regular term. Another prize f ?.",') will be awarded to the parochial .school having the largest representation in the parade on the sun- basis. In addition to this a prj'. of will be Kiven the school w hit h hau the lartrest number of adults marching in its division. A:iothT prize of ,$2 will be driven to the br'st lecoratetl school or fraternal organization. Oaring the afternoon th followin? "stunts" will le presented by tiie playgrounds: Jlovvaro ark Hop rill. Ivaley Folk dance, seven jumps. Ia u re 1 llk dance. Studebakcr Folk dance: Swedish Licking; Finnish reel; bjxin stunt on the balancing pole. Ieper park Kibbon dance; blindfolded hoxint: stunt. Oliver Drill; barrel boxinp; and pillow nht. tSamph' St. Dumb hell drill. Oerman Turners Indies and gentlemen in wand drill; yirls and hojs in il.ik' drill.

DES TO

ASSURE CONCERTS

Ordinanco to Raise Firemen and Police Salaries to Committee of Whole.

UN VERS TY CLUB

GAZES AT STARS

Mars Discovered Traveling at Furious Gait and Then Bursts.

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of Prairie a. and S. ..; ; st. th 4 formation will b- as f. ib.us Fib. bs bantl; meml-.r.s of the t",. A. F. : Ciinvi-a!..'ts, f ratet n.i! or-aniatior.s

The Warnings

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HOSTETTSR'S Stomach Bitters

The Fniversity club set its stamp of approval upon hist night's constellations. As musts of Joseph F. Neff the l'niersity club put on a new ' stunt." From the point of vantage en the roof garden of the Werwinski flats the I, iimn traced out the constellations and re-discovered the planets. From s o'clock until If" till craned netks bean to ache ti.- fun went on, und then the party repaired to the apartments of Mr. Neff to iecl in music ami delve in man a tale of KooI obi college da s. Mr. Neff proved a -ry ptpular lead r both i-pon the roof and unlier it. He is well acrjuair.teil with the position of th various stars and planets. During the early part of the evening h lelivered a much appreciated talk on astiadocy especially trom the amateur's point of e. of ourse th' pre-nt world ntüation demanded a special c.nsideration of Mars, i'or a long time the jatrov star of war couhl not te found. At last an embryo astronomer discoered it sailing across the h. at ris at a furious rate. Lecturer and aidieiuf stood agape at the phemoiH'tion. The advance suddenly teased. The toy balloon turned tiiitb- and burned. A tnund-ta" b iiiscussin of colIt c tiavs and t.f college fun and c liege pranks cn. ludei the eerir.g's experinunt. The plunge intj the b.i-h chool tank which was to have been a part f tlie program v. as not indulged in owing to the fact thnt the water has not been N-.ited stme the closing of the s h ' 1 Though it raine.i almost all afternoon not a cloud remained to mar tie view of the star gazers in the e; i ... ev ening. Alter the club finished its nnitjue experiment a dense fog tell. Ke-olutlons of thanks were rt'! red the w eather man by the university m-n for his kind consideration and reg.rd for their pleasure.

At last night' f meeting of the i common council, an ordinance pro- J

iding for the appropriation of $600 for the use of the park commissioners in providing music in the public parks during the summer months, was adopter!. At the second reading of the ordinance increasing the salaries ot officers and men of the police and tire orpartments. it was ref-rred to the committee of the whole. This measure provides for a raise of 1; per ctnt in the wages of the men and i.nder it the folhiwing scale would be in effect. Propo-4-il S-nU. Police department Chief of police. Jl.tijO; captains of police. $1.110; chief of detectives. $1."2; detectives. $1.030; sergeants of police. Jl.loii; police matron, $:;:'.0. The patrolmen have been divided into four classes. Those who have worked for a shorter time than six months will receive $70 a month; less than one year, $7."; less than two years. $fc0, and over two years, 182. öo per month. Fire department chief. $1,C0; assistant chief, $1.430; captains, $1.;;0; lieutenants, $1,036. Pipemen have been divided into

four classes, with the following j

j-cale: First class. $70; second class, $7T. ; third class, and fourth class, $$-r.o. If this- ordinance is passed, it will -'o into effect on Jan. 1, 1917. .Must Trim Trcvs. It was resolved that the police be Instructed to enforce the city ordinance in regard to limbs of trees overhanging the sidewalk. Trees must be trimmed eight feet above the street level. Consent was given to the M. U. Falcons to hold their carnival without a license from July Z 1 to Au,j. Z. An ordinance authorizing the board of public works to require the making of private connections with sewer, gas, heating and water mains in advance of permanent improvements, was referred to the committee of the whole. This committee will also report on the measure prohibiting1 the keeping or harboring of vicious dogs. Im i tod to PicNK An invitation to the councilmen to attend the Hum Village celebration and occupy places on the speakers' stand was accepted. A resolution was passed instructing the city attorney to notify th? Michigan Central that it must immediately put certain faulty crossings in repair. The city attorney was flso asked to compel the South Shore line to sprinkle the railmad tracks according to the ordinance to that effect.

BOARD CONSIDERS BID ON NEW SAMPLE SCHOOL

Store Open as Usual All Day Wednesday.

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WEDNESDAY, UNE 28, SUN KlSES 4:25, SETS 7:40.

Order by Mail promptly tilled. We have an expert shopper who acts for you using the same judgment vcre you shopping in person.

Kcllerman Bathing Suits, $1.25, $1.9S to $6.00. lights 59c, 75c $1.50.

Contract to fx Lot to I Yoyorniueh A. Mauer Other Koutine llusiiics IMlosol of. The architect's contract for the new Sample school received a lengthy consideration at last night's meeting of the school board. Other routine business was taken up. hut the board's activities were somewhat -hampered by the absence of Charles P. Drummond. president of the board, who will for the next two weeks continue under a doctor's i are. It was considered advisable that provision- regarding especially the margin of safety be written into the contract which is to be given to Preye-rinuth & Mauer, who are at present working on the plans of the building. Special provisions for adequate supervision by the school board were also considered necessary to a satisfactory contract. The final drawing up of the contract with W. II. P.urke Co., who will install a new system of heattnc and plumbing in the Madison school, was also under consideration. It was decided to postpone the final settleim nt of the controversy over the payment rf transfers from Portage township until the latter should secure a surflcient appropriation to settle the account in full. Other business of minor importance concluded the meeting. The question of th? athletic director for the coming term will not come before the board until after the installation of Supt. J. F. Nuner on next Saturday. It is possible

that a man will be decided upon at j tlie next meeting of the board, on j the following Monday. j

All White

Hats

A midsummer offering at $5.00

Panama

Dedicated to the variable uses of midsummer is the all-white Panama hat, trimmed with all white garnitures of tlowers, feather breasts, satin scarfs, small wings. White Wash Sport Hats for outing and picnics smart styles with colored bands. Priced at 95c and $1.00. Worth While Reductions i r lia rrio A In Krli h .1

I l7 UV. IIUILU III L'l'lll nie i French Room and the

I medium priced room,

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v snowing aesirapie summer ' hats marked much below their former prices.

Wednesday Specials

All

Day

Girls' Dresses for Immediate Clearance Lot 1 Children's Gingham Dresses. Aee 2 to 6 years. All absolutely fast colors; pinks, blues, combination plains and plaids, 69c. Lot 2 Girls' Dresses 6 to 14 Years. Made of Fine Chambray Ginghams. Many smocked dresses in this lot. Plain colors, and combinations. Priced at $1.25. Boys' Washable Suits 1,000 Boys' Summer Suits at 89c and $1.00. Smart styles, well made of washable materials, absolutely fast color. Size 2j years to 8 years. Gray, blues, combination colors. Many have short sleeves, particularly desirable for hot weather.

Special Showing of Navy Blue Taffeta Dosses at

$15. 00

We have just received these smart Georgette and Taffeta combination dresses. The ideal dress for travel and summer wear; sizes to 44.

Specials for Wednesday Toilet Articles. 2 5c size Sanitol Tooth Paste 19c Robertson's Peroxide Cream 19c 59c size Sampre Goivine 39c Kayser Gloves for Hot Days Kayser's Silk Gloves, double tipped fingers, 12 button length at 75c and $1.25. Kayser's 16 button dcuble tipped gners; white, black and colors, at $1. Kayser's 16-button embroidered tops; "black, white, some with contrasting stitchVig at $1.25. "Kayser's 16-button extra heavy quality, double tipped, white and black, at $1.50. We have all size-, in these gloves, from 52 to Sjj. One lot 16-button silk gloves, double tipped, black and white only, 59c. Art Department Specials for Wednesday. Strong Fibre Lunch Cases, metal handle and fasteners, size 4x8x12 in., just the thing for carrying picnic lunches, etc., at 29c. Tuttle's white waxed paper for wrapping lunches, good quality, 24 sheets 5c. Luncheon and Picnic packages, each package contains 6 paper napkins, 6 paper plates, 6 drinking cups and 1 crepe paper table cloth, 42x56 inches, all for 10c Dennisson fast color crepe paper napkins, great variety of patterns, including the Liberty Bell design. 18 napkins in sealed envelope for 10c. Dennison Crepe paper table cloths. Damask design, 36 in. square, each in sealed envelope, 10c. Dennison fast color crepe paper tabie covers, 63x84 inches; damask designs, at 19c. Dennison fast color crepe paper table covers, size 63x84 ins. Floral designs for children's parties, each in box at 25c. White Crepe paper napikns at 10c, 15c &nd 25c hundred. Decorated crepe paper, national colors, 10 ft. roll, 15c. Fire proof paper festoons and garlands. 10 ft. length, na'.ional colors, 10c each.

Wash Goods Special for Wednesday Fancy French Voiles, 29c. limbroidered voiles and printed voiles in hi-h class French materials, 27 in. wide very sheer, in miuII dresden designs in fashionable shades, former price 5oc. French Dress Linens 45c. 36 inch French Dress Linens, washable, fine .mainy. shades of pink, old rose, Copenhagen, lavender, blue and white. A very handsome quality for dresses and separate skirts. Former price 6(c. Special Silk Items Wednesday All Day Fancy Silks, 25c. 24 in. Fancy Silks in messalines and poplins hairline stripes and brown plaids. Just a small quantity ot these silks to close at a very small price. Fancy Silks at 39c. Cheney Bros. Foulard silks, 24 inches wide, spot proof, in brown, with Persian design, lavender w;th small tlower, and black and white. Small assortment to close.

Hosiery Specials for Wednesday Hosiery at 29c. Women's Fibre Boot Silk Hose, high spliced heel; black, white and y blue. Women's Pure Silk Boot Hose; silver gray, champagne and all staple shades, at 59c. Women's tine lisle vest and drawers, leose and light knee, low and high neck vest, at 39c. Regular 5()c value.

Extraordinary Sale of 1500 white

Wash Skirt;

On sale at 79c, $1.25, $1.50 to $3.50 Extraordinary values. livery one at less than cost ot making. The 79c Skirts are very full, made of good quality white pique, 2 styles; all sizes to 32 waisr. The $1.25 Skirts, all made of line reps and piques; 3 sport styles strictly tailored. The $1.50 and $2.00 Skirts are beautiful modeN of line pique, gabardines and poplins.

Special Items in Men's Furnishings for Wednesday All Day. Bathing Suits at 89c in fast black, over-skirt style. Sizes 34 to 44. Special Wednesday, 89c. Men's Wash Ties, the ideal line mercerized cotton. Price 15c. Men's Union Suits of Nainsook, elastic belt back, a cool comfortable garment. Price 50c. Great Fourth of July Sale of Flags. If you are going on a picnic, vacation, auto trip, decorate with a flag.

The Midseason Clearance Sales of Silk Lined Tailor Made Suits. These include suits made of serges, gabardines, checks. All the very best made garments and reduced lmm our very highest priced suits. Prices now $10.00, $15.00, $25.00.

Middy Blouses at $1.00 We offer you, beginning Wednesday, your choice ot 30 Styles of Regulation Middys. All made of genuine Twill Longcloths. These qualities have been selling from $1.25 to $1.95 all season. Handsome Shirt Waists at $1.00. Just reached us, a very handsome line of Silk and Cotton Waists. White and colors. All sizes to 10. The best materials you can buy in low priced wais for hot weather.

SIXTY ENROLL II!

VACATIONS

Annual Summer Bible Work at First Presbyterian Church to Have Many Features.

I I OK IiAKKS. I IV liant M.-ii-.rr H. H. Koney will j 'e.ie Tiie4.iy for the northern ien-j ir.i-'.i-.i t M'einl the month of July I

it Mier.ieo, l,cehtc county. Mich-j

.:.. O'lnncj hin abscer.c. the vais ..irv.nutteen in ch.irpe of the hitter: e ii i'.ipeunt will continue 'h'r n -tins' tinder the direction if I. !5. Harnes. The cast eomnilt'et in i ..rt-c.il.r. du rim: th mminc weeks will c.irry forward aiik of assij-inini: rart..

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LOANS () 1WKM LANDS. Loans bearinc interest at the lew rate of 5 pei cent will be made b' u. on Kod irodiu tive farms which mctt with our require mentis. If you expect to borrow money soon, arrangements should be made without delay m that ou may take advantage of thi-J offer. All loans will be made for a term of fie years, with the privilege of payini; the principal, or any part there.f. in even hundreds of dollarat any interest paying dat. further detail.- can be secured by a letter or e shall be pleased to ha ou all at our ofruo. TMK .STHAI'SS H TUKKS C . V-Ht Lijjonier. Ind.

About t;0 youngsters enrolled in

the vacation Lude scnooi wor which was opened yesterday at the First li esl.vterian church. under i the supervision of Faul MacDcnald. Domestic science classes, which were to be taken up. will be postponed indetinitely. In each of the si depa rtments th-re were almost equal numbers ntered on the first day of the school. For th little tots there will be regular kindergarten work during the short mnrninc hours. All the younr misses over eight years old will do crochettin and their still older siter. from 12 to 14 years old. will be gien a rudimentary instruction in the art of sewin. :. llo to .Make .Mats. Ti.e laos trom eiht to 1 years old wilt be busily encased in manufacturing mats. Since lh reeds which are neces.-ary for the making of baskets cannot, be obtained this year, the making of mats of various sues and styles will be substituted. A great variety of clever, beautiful and useful things ran te executed in mats. From the are of 12 on t!i ' bos will be oecupb-d with manual training. Their first commissi n will be to construct the btt.-lts and other furniture that wi'l I e necessary for thf carrying (!i f t he school. 4.V.. n.-.y"s work was limited almost entirely to th enrolling of the jnJpii.s in the wuper classes.

Sta-tin--' tomorrow, school will open everv r.H-rnins, except Saturday and Sunday, at o'clock, and will close a; noon. At the opening of every srhool day nearly an hour will be . i-ted to various exercises. There .il b. patriotic .-ongs. stories, reci- . nlon", music and songs. At about 10 o'clock the two hours or more earnest work will begin. Hoy Srout At tivitics. Supt. MncDonald. who is in charge of the school, will add to the regular curriculum boy scout uctivities. which is expected to prove to be one of the most important and interesting features of the season. All children under 15 years old are inxited to participate in the benefits of the school, which is being financed by the First Presbyterian church. The sessions will be hbl in the church building:, situated near the corner of Washington .iv. and Cherry st.

LODGE NOTES

Colfax camp No. :!"06, Modern Woodmen of America, have arranged to take part in the Fourth of July celebration at Hum Village, rendinp a larpe number of representatives. The camp has formed a baseball club and expect to play sanies in the near future with other organization teams. During the business time seven cards were adopted and four new members taken in. Short talks were given bv several members.

At a meeting- of the New Harmony P. II. C No. 202, an initiation of live

candidates was held and election of offic-rs held. The officers elected are as follows: lwis Overett, president: Henry Herzi. -ice president: , Hertha Jans, puide; Alice 3itchl. : chaplain; Alice Kreuger, secretary; Kthel Magien, accountant; Edward Wickey. treasurer: "lenrj- akey, guard; Mrs. Tester, companion; Karl Jester, sentinel; Mr. Drake, watchman. A soei.1 riveting will le held on 'utJLt Monday uiht a VATrier hall.

Mystery Card From Allied Army Received

Does anybody know .s'ergt. I. Darville, now with the allied army in Furope ? A postcard from the "field postoffice" dated June reached The News-Times office yesterday. The place where the card was mailed was blurred and not discipherable. Ii bore the Great Iiritain coat of a rms. The card has a series of sentences printed on the back. These sentences are to be scratched out unless they carry the message the writer wants to send. Any additional marks would result in the destruction of the postcard. The following sentences were left standing: "I am quite well." "I have received your letter dated

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