South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 16, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 January 1917 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

IME OF EXHIBIT

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City Planning Display Will Be Continued for a Week and a Half.

That tho luzei-s of South lml inny Kct th full benefit r-f th rity planning xhitit now open at tho 'hamlr of Comm'-rre buiMimr, tho time that the exhihit will remain here han heen exteiideil from a week to a week and a half. The exhihit will not cIom unil Saturday niKht. it uns ar.nounrefl Monday niht by lohn F. Ivtthrop. who ha harge of it. Mr. Iathrop has arntntrrd to meet the mcinrs of nome ?0 organizations and personally onJuot them through the exhibit. Many ortrs- nidations and hundreds of indh Idual re cominj? of their own accord. It

i s estimated that several hundred people visiteil the exhibit on Monday. The number is exnerted to lni reave earn day until the exhibit is tnkeri away. The South Kond Realty board isited the exhibit in a body Monday afternoon and spent two hours i-'oinic through it. Particular empha--is was ilacel upon the possi oilitie f improving and Increasing South Mend's hoiiMnt; facilities to take rare of the city's expected growth during the next few yearn, in the tallc inatlo by Mr. Iithrop. He praised the movement that ha- been darted by tlie local realty board to provide atcainxt the housing shortm'e that is expected here this year if some step is not taken to preent it. He said that he did not know of a single instance where similar precautions had heen taken by any other city faced by such a situation. Members of several women's clubs will be the hosts of a visiting delegation of Klkhart club women who will romp to the city Wednesday afternoon to see tne exhibit. Tho Klkhart ity council will visit the exhibit in iornp;ny with tho S-outh ltend council Thursdr.y evening. The (Jury council alfo is expected to come to feo tho exhibit Mr? Lathrop will .ippear during the next few days before a core or moro of different or;anizatlons about the city and explain the exhibit and Invite the members to see it. He has already scheduled from throe to half a doztn. visits of organizations in a IkhIv for each day that the exhibit will remain In the city. The exhibit is open every day from j 0 o'clock in the mornlnpr until 10 o'clock In the evening so as to pive vrryone an opportunity to see it.

PASTOR IS NAMED HEAD OF DELTA BIBLE CLASS MenifxTN Will o IVi-onal Work During Mmiiltancc.u. Itohal in Omnlic.

BANK NAMES OFFICIALS

Jcxcpli II. Halnskl Made I rt-It lent f KosciiKkl Ixan Avii.

Joseph R. Ifazinski was elected president of the Kosciusko Building md Loan axxiation at u meetfntj it St. Hcdwiue hall Monday nitrot. .'. S. S'nioor acted as presiding officer and G. XV. J. Kalczynski as sec rota rv. other officers elected were John V S. Kitkowski, vice president; -Jumlslaus J. Chelminiak, sec retary ; lohn .1. t lejnlozak. treasurer, ami Stanley J. Drajus. Steve Guzicki. John X. S. Kitkowski. W. A. fiorka tsnd Ommier J. Aranowski. direct-ir

I-Ic' tion of oih( rs for the c oming ve.ir and other business was transacted by member ,;" the Delta Hibb' las of the Mizpah F.vangelical church at the regular monthly lu.-ines meeting of the class held at the homo of Uv. I . A. Kaley.. i'.'r XV. Monroe t.. Monday nlsht. The new oflicers named are. president, Kev. I). A. Kaley; vice preident. John llively; sretary. Henry HeintJeman: treasure!, Alvin daffer. Charles K'inoelii is the teacher of the c lass. The (lass is now supporting a missionary in China and is al.-o enKaired in the support and up-keep of various missionary enterprises in the church and in the city. Plans lor the furthering of this work were discussed at last night's nu-eting and arrangements were made for the enua.mng in personal work during the sTmultaneous revival in the

city cnurcnes that will be held in February. Following the business session a soial hour was enjoyed by the members.

CIVIC CLUB ACTIVITIES

special meeting of the Hiver Civic this evening at 7:2o o'clock. John I'. Iathrop of New York city in charge of the city planning exhibit now beinp held at the Chamber of Commerce will make an address. Following the program, members of the club will accompany Mr. Iathrop to the planning exhibit. An urgent invitation is issued to all members of the club. Kaley Civic club will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Several reels of motion pictures. I'.usiness meeting and social program. Studebaker Women's Athletic club tonight at 7:1." o'clock. Games and athletic events. No children admitted. Men's Athletic club this evening at the Sample Community center. Volley hall and basket ball games. No children admitted.

BONDS ARE APPROVED

Sureties of Finance Hoard MeinlNT' Atx-oplnl by Coniniiioners.

c'ounty commissioners approved the bonds of Mayer F. XV. Keller and City Controller I G. Manning-, who are members of the county board of finance, at a meeting Monday afternoon at the courthouse. At the morning session road petitions were considered. The viewers of the Curtis road leported favorably on the petition to pave the highway with concrete and the auditor was ordered to advertise for bids on the work. Henderson J. McClellan. Fred Kemble and l.ert Shi nip were appointed to view tho liyrkitt road and the petition to have a highway known as thf Swaim road, south of the city, put in was dismissed.

READ MASONIC WRITINGS

ur.rrsr.n iivoiici:. .ludtre Ford refused to grant a diorce to Mrs. Angelina S'an from her husband. William Swan, in superior court Monday afternoon. laiming that the. plaintiff did not ,rovt her allegations. Her husl and uuitestpv! tho action.

lUKTIIs. Fori), to Mr. and Mis. T. F. c.to. 1 Harrison av. a damhter. Jan. ri.

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Tlirc IMlg"s Hold Joint Meeting at Temple.

Three Masonic lodges. Si. Jo.-eph lode. No. 1.'.4 South Hentl bulge. No. l".'l. and Portage lodue. No. held a joint meeting at the Masonic temple last night at which the reading and discussion of Masonic writings took plae. Most important of these readings was that announcing the dedication of a new Masonic temple at Franklin, lnd.

hoi, i) ki:iii:.ksi.. I'orty members of th Apollo club, the male chorus of the Y. M. C. A., under the direction of Prof. .J. p. Lloyd, met at the association last night where a rehearsal was held Plans for the club's first public concert that will be held soon, ale being made.

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N. B. C. C. GHÄCI-

You don't have to coax the children to cat plenty of N. B. C. Graham Crackers. These are not only rich in the nourishment that builds bone and muscle, but their tempting taste makc3 the little appetites hungry for more. N. B. C. Graham Crackers added an individuality and nut-ÜKC flavor that other graham cracker3 lacked. This makes them an almost universally popular article of everyday diet.

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OFFICERS ARE ELECTED

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.Name Soc-iety I'lt'-iilent.

L. I.. Schoonover was ie-ebited president o thy Holy Name society of St. Patrick's church at a meeting in St. Patrick's hall Monday nit;ht. Following the business session i smoker was n joyed.-Other officers letted were Paul P.eroth, ice president; William Mc'Jimid. treasurer, and Charles' Cuthrif. secrotan.

CLUB WILL ENTERTAIN

LadicV Night Will IW l-rrol ly Y. M. Intermediate.

J-adies' night of the Twllicht club, an annual affair, will take place Sunday afternoon at I: .10 o'clock in the intermediate room of the Y. M. C. A. It is expected that about guests will be present. An extensive program is being prepared by those in charge of the affair.

i h:tists Mi:in.

O. A. Mark of th- b.cal Kable j l fstaura ntst was host to the mem-'

hers of the St. Joseph County I)ental society at the Kable bampiet hall Monday evening. Dr. C. XV. Coltrin of Chicago gave ;l talk and liinic on "kemovable Bridge Appliances."

w ent to I,aPorte Friday to a ii t several days with friend.. The löth annual farmers' Institute will be held in Walkerton at

the high school auditorium Friday and .Saturday, Jan. L'S and 21. State j speakers of prominence w ill be on j the prosram. ! Walker Iluptd and Cleo (Irennert of near Walkerton left Monday to i take the short course at Purdue university. Their expenses are paid by Schlosser Pros, as a premium for woik done in the Dairy club con-! ducted here during the last year, j Frank McDaniel of c'hicaeo is i here visiting relatives and recuper- :

ating from a recent illness. A son was born to Mr. and Mr. Karl Smith Friday. Jan. 1917. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Karl Follin Saturday. Jan. 6, 1117. Samuel Smith, 1 : years old. brake-man on tho Ii. & O. railroad, was fatally injured Saturday evening at Miller's station while making coupling, being crushed between the cars. He was taken to the hospital in Carrett. where he died Sunday morning. He is survived by his father. Pert Smith, and one sister. The funeral was held at the home in this place Tuesday afternoon. Interment in Woodlawn cemetery. James, the 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Sinclair, died of diphtheria Friday. Jan. .'. 1917. P.esides his parents he is survived by I... .!.... 1 . 1 .

u- 'jouiei auu one sister. tin account of the house being quarantined there was no public funeral. Kev. Hargrave conducted short services at Woodlawn cemetery at the burial Sunday afternoon

i Jacob a visitor at j ueek.

BERRIEN SPRINGS, SHCHf) William Henry Frank died Saturday morning at his homo in this village after an illness of several months. He was born In Ohio and was 70 years old. He loaves a wife and one; son, Charles Frank, of Klkhart. The funeral service was held at the Fnited Urethren church Monday afternoon. Kev. F. II. Parker otli-ciating.

Mrs. Finma Hvans is

the home of her cousin. (). K. Hipp, In Kenton Harbor. Mrs. M. F. Hinckley was called to Decatur Saturday by the illness of her brother-in-law, Koy Hinckley. G. . McOmher attended the Chicago poultry show last week. Clayton Heim was a business visitor in St. Joseph Saturday. Mrs. K. J. Webster has returned Irom a visit of several weeks with her son, F. F, WeKster, in Peoria, III. Dr. J W. Kistner of Flkhart was called here Friday in consultation oer Myron Sattler., son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sattler, who has been ill with scarlet fever. Mrs. William Shuler and son.

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Mrs. K. '. Nitcher was a South; Kend visitor Friday. j C. c. Jordan went to Danville' Friday morning and will return Saturday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. i Fd Krin-; Wednesday, Jan. 10. ! Harvey llouser was in Uoshon, Ind.. on a business trip this week. Noble Fortune of Kiblack, ()., has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. i

Wesolek during the past

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Mrs. Grace Freshoui day in Plymouth.

Mrs. Sarah Hush of Walkerton is

spending the week here with friends j and plans to move back here soon, j Mrs. T. K. Frankenberry and Mrs. ; S. J. Stufer were quests of Mrs. Cissa i Shumacher at Wulkerton Tuesday : and Wednesday. !

I The two-year-old daughter of .Mr. ! ; and Mrs. H. O. Campbell is quite ill.

Mrs. Eveline llouser. an aged resident of this place, died at her home ! Thursday forenoon at Hi o'clock.! The funeral was held Saturday at her home. Mrs. F. I. Kreimer received word ; today that her uncle. John FUery, j died in St. Louis yeseterday. ' J. K. Foster sold his hotel to John i

Friday. Mrs. M. F. Hinckley and Mrs. V. S. Weaver wore South Kend visitors Friday. J. K. otwell and family, who have been living cm the A. It. Ayers farm, have moved to tho William Hunter farm, near Kuchanan. C. C. Marsh and family have rented the Ayers farm. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrington were South Kend visitors Saturday. Mrs. A. J. Chamberlain of Marshall. Minn., is a visitor at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. S. L. Flliott. Tho Koyal Neighbors held installation of oilicers Friday evening, a number of guests being present. Mrs. Florence Emmons acted as installing otlicer and Miss Margaret Tupper as ceremonial marshal. Their officers are: Past oracle.

Florence Emmons; oracle. Alice i

Handy; vice oracle. Maggie Allen; chancellor. Winnie Kalley; recorder, Kelle Smith; receiver, Kuth Spaulding; marshal'. Grace Stemm; assistant marshal. Hertha Graham; inner sentinel, Sarah Stover; outer sentinel. Hattie Deo. An interesting program of readings and music followed. A mock

Negro wedding, with the partici- ! pants in costume, and a mixed Ne- ; uro ouartet. which sang "Way Down . Fpon the Swanee Kiver," affording! much amusement. A dainty lunch- ' eon was served, covers being laid j tor 7". The tables were decorated i with roses and rose buds were gien I as faors. i Walter H. Eidson is visiting ' friends in Denver this week. ; Miss Ada Taylor, teacher in the ; New Troy schools, was a week-end ' visitor with her parents, Mr. and t Mrs. Thomas Taylor. J. Williamson of Three Kivers was a week-end visitor at the home of his aunt. Mrs. W. H. Emmons. i Mr. and Mrs. John Stemm have returned from Detroit, whore they; June been living for sometime past.' W. F. Em mon's -utTered a severe i scalp wound while working in tho i powerhouse Saturday. The spring ; on the chair in which he wa.: sit- ! ting broke and he was throw i on j the door, hitting his head against a radiator and cutting a gash of two !

inches. Dr. Smith was dtesscd the wound.

take possession Monday, ltoss linker, uo of Montpelier. will have charge of tho management. Miss Doi ris c 'ai red entertained about ::.? oung people of the Christian church Tuesday evening.

GRANGER, IND.

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Charles Smith returned Tuesday from a two weeks with his lather, who is quite

Mrs. Anna Thomas returned to! her home in Elkhart after a few. deys visit at the home of Frank !

Kownover. Wayne Kemley went to C.iicano Monday, where he accepted a pos

ition as bookkeeper with the Wiles Kiscuit Co. Mrs. Florence Khodes of

Lend was in town Monday. C J. Peterson went to Chicago Tuesdav on business.

K. H. Marshall, blacksmith, of this! place is now employed in Edwards-1 burg. ! Miss laah Karbier attended the!

I Christian Endeavor hamplet at I I South Kend Tuesday evening. j

Mr. Wilbur Hoaloy of Mishauaka' spent Monday at the home of hcrj parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kemlev.

Mrs. Herman of South '!cinl vNitd her daughter, Mrs. (J. Gaub . over Sunday.

NOTICE! My wife. Delia May l it.uer a Id. having abandoned my home at San Francisco, Calif.. I herewith give notice that I will not be responsible as her husband for any debts she may contract. Adv. (Signed.) William M. Fitzgerald. San Francisco, Calif.

Knocks CbatinntQ Cougho In a Hurry

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Miss Hazel Klair has returned from a week's visit with relatives in Argos. Trustee McCabe was in South Kend the tirst of the week looking after township affairs. W. S. LeKoy and XV. J. I a.' Koy hae been visiting relatives in Waterloo. Ia. Miss Miriam KaiJey spent the week end with relatives in Plymouth. (Jus Schultz was operated upon for appendicitis at Epworth hospital. South Kend. Tuesday. He is said to be gettinu along lavorably. Mrs. M. D. Tuttle visited relatives in South Kend the first of the week. Mrs. Agnes WaJi of Spokane. Wash., is visitiug at the home of H W. Can ithers.

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3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser 23c 1 Sc jar Jam 12c 25c jar Jam 17 Vic 35c jar Preserves 21c Can Peas 10c loc can Cider 7c 2 10c bottles plain or stuffed Olives 17c 2 pkgs. Not-a-Seed Raisins 25c 3 lbs. Fancy Rice 21c 1 5c can K. C Baking Powder 12c

3 cans lye 23c 2 loc cakes Bitter. ' Chocolate 17c 10c box Com Flake . . ,7c 15c jar Libbv Sour Pickles ." 10c 3 5 c boxe- Grandma Washing Powder .... 10c 2 10c cans Syrup 19c 2 15c cans Sauer Kraut. 25c 2 1 5c cans Sweet Potatoes 25c 25c bottle Catsup 21c 2 boxes Shredded Wheat 25c

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WHY OF COURSE

The trains of tlBOITH SHORK LINES arrive and de;art on scheduled ttm. Veather c cjnditloii.s do not have any affect on cir 12 thrrucli trains ach ay dally between South Bencl and Chi' aro KYquent service to ami from .N'ichlran Cltjr and Gary also

The Farmers Securities Co. The Farmers' Securities Company offers the waire earner a plan 1 savings that pays -V' interest 'A'hile saving anj ()'"' interest tor a year t'nl lowing. '.tll :ii ?? liL-at tr n.vM ;ir.! c t ir.K- plan '';. :'.:' F'-crr-.f-r-' Tr:-'. I5:ii:,S!i.K

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