South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 30, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 January 1917 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NLW5-TIMES

HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

FATHER ATE AL L John Laskowski, Accused of Failure to Provide, Takes a Five-year Pledge. Tn a ri ffoi t to :: t Market .f --tini'i, h i ind II' I I 1 I ! i .J. .In; kov.-Ki. eharired with failai. port Iiis f. . Iiii.ii Ii. vv .1""M: .,,, , ,, , r t 'i f 'red . i ? i"D i t h ;.-- w a - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' w ee k s. Tli.it ti f-tt l--r- i- ' ! I - I i 1 1 h.ii.itual upp.ot Lis tl.e te-ti-..f th- A--1 r ' ; 1 1 k a r 1 1 arul ha- fu tl W'ar.' faiU-I to pK'ji i I family was the . imN ii . loony uiven oy S-.oT "' iHted 'h.ll It I . th.'it for this b-ntu miov ii of tii- ' I:i return frui T I i September sh- ha f-;i 1 N from ii-;li!", S 1 :' li ' la I'H'l of tiir- she i:as acd th-it sin ! i:al farm in Lad I I a t d t d tli !i'l-OS of the L I i - I ' . 1 1 . 1 . "Anna, the 1 - -ai - dd d.r.mhter." h Jplard. "will I-- a iiioide all ..f he, life. !li...a;l, it doul.tfal if j -he will iivf. Sh" La- a t iiL-rcu la r I !er and I.askwki ha i rfuse; to permit .1 do tor t take care of her. !! t hrc-atned to thrw th do tor c'lt of the hoiie if h" should i.ill." Went to I I Iluimry. "The little i-oy. euht ears old,! told me that many manv times hLad t'nnc to Led hiinety and that hi' father at- all -f the food in the hof.se. refasm t" ie any to the i hildrn." ?l;e told further of calls, tlnit had rome to the ollice of the Associated 'Laiities reporting that th" hnshand h.ul hoke.l and otherwisi aliusil Ins wife ;ind family. I.askowki le( '.aie.l that since Iii last isit to the penal fa! m he hail h-eii sick and unaLle to work -te:nlil. lie d.rlaic.l th:it t!i" eUdoticp irpsciit ii 1 Miss Scott was xjk'rrated and that cnndltlons at home had often ,lri en hlin frm t tie ho'.ise. lie said that h" had se .-or. I wtfvidv w oi lv on th section and inten. ed .o tout nil of the ! monev ovi r t. th- grocer and to his j family. Th- manager of the r.er.aon Krtc-ry tcsti: cl that the sickness of 1 !.a.i.viki:i i f.i lud and tli.it the 1 w hob trouble w ith him ual t nden ' to dt i n k. he was willing to snake ment w ith the court b 111s na dot-

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kowski's pay Ihm k i- to be turned o-r to the probation ollicer who as es he. i r oi' the famil". will act l.adouski promised t fo at once and tak-- the p',-dg ca t s. to work for live ONE BID RECEIVED BY BOARD OF WORKS SttiMiil Attempt t Soi-uir Cnipct - tiou oil Proposed lmpnensciit Cail". A dnule bill was 1 1 ed at the ttie .gular week'. meeting :.).ird of public works of Tuesday port a ire th" 1 ity morning for the pain-; of ourt. It w as referred t engineer for a report. NMllc time t h i w 01 k ked for "h" " . . - - j and only one bid was received so j the matter was postponed and new ; bid asked. It I- pio.'.-uue since 00 additional on. s w , 1 received that I he deal ill be ov,-d hei . k . ..... . tl. .. 1 . t i . . t 1 O .xsscssno -m ....- pairing loos 10 su '. aus .tow c.i' ments Will be lead at t!l' meeting tonight. Ihd- will also be asked f"i" "O.OOö feet of whit, oak 1'imbor for cse of the street department of the toard during the coming year. Theme t ills will not be , b-ed until after the middle of I'ebruaty. BUNKER ON SICK LIST Police Captain CoiiIiiumI to Nome Willi l cm ltcl Kiic'. 'aptait: P'.tik : '!" the police departtnent. who h.as ! en am'in d to . his l ed with a h roulinl knee, will; no to ; ii P. is tee- i..r at ; v . . . . 1 rd i n iz f " tlie re- 1 :t b 'hief Kur Tr.'s- ' Irrt a M e.v . . port gien o :t b nay. Water a ioiured mem'-er cat !p 1 ! a ' v 1 a a c;t tl1,' . O h of 1 1 p i P a - ; t o rheunuitisr.i has a 1 . ; l.ons. Dr. 11 tcudin- ph -:: 1 ; .. !: );rirr pJ p!i!,t wllivh reniin e t ' e ne.ir t ! . rs. t !: is pi l( ed lie e p e t .l.le. Du. o.- f. c; r a ! -the . to to a s t he ain Olid t!;c fact tli.it t.-r tide- . fter tie hal 1 . i ed tl: 1 1 1 1 : ! 1 tl.e : a; tain was at !',is 1- 11': I : I'll i:H 1 e se; i. ha e been lun! it 1 .UU nt ion. po-t than It e. 1 immediate m i;iu .i: i it i.si. Walter J. P.. farmer, to 1 h.tra Pice!, shirt w orke". Theoiein i 1 t o g h - p: .'tnotc! Luty 1 .. 1 1 ti. n. 'oiilip.il ion Mako- n Dull. Th.at tit au-iTv. ht! epl'r- - f. :,'u u-r-ierall i :.!t from . Üpatlon. Tl.e liitt t.!o s .ie c. .-d .Old the b'.ood ! v. pl': '- 1 C . d. ; w i t ! i t 'us ; ! S I '.. d- ! I 11 ::.-;:H.e this c. -in! it i. -ii Or. Kinic i- New 1 if. entb . I:(!l-k'I i P . : 1 1 il'ü.'hl-, :t"e tl - A l : n will make i. . f. i 1 1 : - la itiv C ib'-e ., f . , e 1 1 , t . I ' , 1 1 1 . cot . " ' 1 1 t .. Ü- ,ir'.i:i;.i. -' ' --Ad t. 1 1 im i ri i t i i i ! j: s v i.j; l,i : tn p. ir.. 1:. 17i Ü.BaV t.. f 1 r .... . 'I:... ; L.I , t . .a.

DEATHS .ioiu.i; i 1 1 1 :i i : i : i k wi;imn. (i'ot Pr-drick Wiedman. fcj years old. Lp. i:. Lldr t-i., died Monday aftei noon at .1:1 7, o'c lock at his n-'-nlTue following a tuo weeks' 111-n-s.. II- is sur i ved by the following i t i 1 1 1 n Samuel Wiedman. Miss Sarali i,!in;in and Mr. Charle L, .... :.f-r all of .south Bend; Jacob V l . : i i , . i it ot Benton Harbor, .Mich,, and .Mrs. I'lora Srhrift-r of Berrien Spr;n Mich. Mr. Wi'-dman vat loin in '( : -.'h.i u'ii. Alsace. (Per-

Mi.iii'.. Au-'. 1". and had liv-d! h re for th- past '.' wars, . o'niir ttotn Portale Prairie. II- was ruarii. ii to Lo-iKt Traubin 1 .", at I'ml-.!-. i - i i r Mr. Wiedman aus a m-m!tf-r f company K, J rel-! ;i;cnt, ( hio volunteer infuntr. I 'Flu- body may vi'd Thür f . a Y inoiniiit: at 1m o'( lock until that I at a 1 1 c I j l oo n funeral 'ill 1. at 1 o Hock. I ii licl'l Th'.n-fHay after noon at ' o'flo k at tli First !. anli.al chiin h, K-v. W. H. I'r shlcy oan i trin-. i:urial Aill tak jic in lio.viii.ui . -m'tr . M. I'. ItOVAHU. sll. Wold ha-i Lrii received of the dath of .. 1". r,oard of Marseilles, 111., father jf jii-h. . a. Thurher. InT:! Woodward a.. and M. 1". .ard, jr.. of the Tribun- report -rial staff. Mr. P.ovanl died Friday cx. iuim' at f, o'c lock after a short iMi" " "4 i-"-"""""-' esliles ins wile, n is ?uiviei live children, two of whom reLv vide in South liend. FUNERALS .r,oK(.i: .olif.i:. Funeral services for (leorne (ioller, L'. ears old, who died Saturday eenlni,r at his residencfc ''o .N. favette st.. were held from th! house Tuesday afternoon at J o'clock litv. A. Decker otriclatins?. liurial in th- city cemetery. wim.ia.m 11. minmcii. l'uneral services for William Dietrich. 71' vears old. who died! early .Monday morninir, will be held from the residence, lä"' Iäncoln way V at J:aM o'clock Wednesday . afternoon. Uev. James I-, dardiner lof the St. Paul's Methodist church '"Via t ins. üurial will he in Uivervi' "-v cemetery. M Its. Ah.U.INi: SHiXS. The funeral of Mrs. Adaline Signs. years old, l.'.Ul S. Taylor st.. r ill 'be tiehl ironi tne resilience eones"day afternoon at 2 o'clock, Uev. 1 . K". Dougherty otliciathig. P.urial in Sumption Prairie cemeteiy. ! ius. m:ivm wii.ki:m). ! Coneral services for Mrs. Hertha Wilkcson. 41 years old. wife of c.forge V. Wilkeson residing near th Crumstown road several miles south of the city, will he held from the residMice Wednesday afternoon at Z oYIoek and at l!:." o'clock from the Munson chapel. Uev. 'laude Young otliciatlng. i .ions Moiti:noisi:. ; The funeral of John Morehouse. ,n ears ctld, who died Sunday evenI ing. will ! ).,. b.bl Wednesdav aiterncon at i" : Hi) .' lock from the residence of his son. James Morehouse, on Chippewa av., off the S. Michigan t. road. It.v. A. Decker olllciating. P.urial in the city cemetery. MKs. IKAM KWII.INSUI. The funeral of Mrs. Prank KwilI inski. ! years old. 47 S. Scott st.. I w ho died Saturday afternoon of i 1 inn pin ations. was held Tuesday i morning at '. o'clock at the St. lledj uige's church. Uev. Michael Mik1 la f Ze wsk i. S. '.. otticiating. liurial was in St. Josephs cemetei . .i )U(.i; m. i:tiiii:. Piivate funeral services for Ceorge I-h;gle. J.' years old, who died Monday morning, will be held from the residence Wednesday afternoon. Hurial in Hiverview cemetery. CONDUCTOR CLAIMS MAN PULLED A GUN ON HIM Wen Conductor William Stiver ordered Joe I-upa. 45 jears old. Kllison. Mic'n . off a Niks car about 0 olok Monday nigh, the latter is said to have pulled a gun and nourished it. He got off the car, howeer. but was arrested two hours Liter by Detective William Cassidy . nd Patrolman Pdoom on a les-crip to.n f-.irnished be Sticr. II' ooKed on a charge of pointing fire arms. Stiver says the man was into t oMClted 1 - ai d t !o w hen car. he attempted svMPi.r. 1 i:.M wins. !: tlie opening K.Ullrs of the inter , community eenter indoor basehall 'and basket ball league, held Monday ' .., ... .f Ilm I.'-iIji- .,'llinil .IL'L'n1- ; galior.s from the Sample school took J 1 mitchcs in both sports from Kaley .tear.1. smrs follow: Sample ,t , Kalev l.'-lMskvt Lall: Sample ... 1 ' ' " .1 .... 1 . , . . .1 . 11 v .i i' i . i i 1 1 m ii i'.nr.M . aie .. it. .It. or i.lse.).!!!. i i i T. i.mht Raines ate to be p!a d ai the LCirel -chool. teams fPMU ' l.n u'i'll! er.ipetin; with those of th' l.iti;nl. Wednesday evening Muessel meets Stadebakti- at Studebaker. pi:m:ii ir.mi. :ae praer ineei:ni;s s. h'd .1

ti e Pirst Baptist ,-hurch furiMu :wvnedd Web

ir.Kht ..re ;h follows; Y. K. ...leMkei. .".- P. Indiana ,n., Mrs. .1. Miller. 4L- W. Navarre st.. I.inI 1. ! I M C,..U r. iJ". S. St. J.-eph t . John ! 1 S. Main s Ii.i-'llt sei'V let1 da v e ;, will be held tl-. iit-s .f Ir. P. M Calvert. P.. Livennood. !7 Kinx.n. 7M S. Barker, w 1 3 i: Mi'iitoe sr.; c r . Main st. : A I ti oail itc, a nd '. t l.d .1 . ' : i . i:. Lt-,

OFFICERS PICKED

BY SECRETARIES Two-day Convention of Society For Prevention of Tuberculosis is Opened. A ppointnient of a omtnittee to rominat' dücers of th Indiana So- ; I I fty for the. Preention of Tuht-r- j culosis and th election of it'iiials of the Indiana Tuhe rculosi. Secre- ; tari-s' conference were the principal j items of tuisiness of th morning meetinw; of the .state convention o: I the orKanization which opened a j two-dav session at th- Oliver hotel ', Tuesday morning. Talks w ere given l y Miss Irma Collmer of this city. ii "The Secretaries' Training Course." Dr. K. ('.. I'atterson of Cdumhus. ().. on "Tho District Sana torium iiea ana l ror. severance j l!urrae of 'amhrile. Mass.. w ho j !eliv'ied the presidential address. Miss Irma Collmer, secretary of the st. Joseph County Anti-Tuher-culosis league, v;ih elected vicepresident of the secretaries' association and Mrs. Flla 15. Kehrer of Anderson, was re-elected secretarytreasurer of tne organization. Miss Mary Kilvie of Fvansville, also was nominated for the vice-presidency. The secretary of the Indiana society is ex-ntficiu president of the secretaries' conference. Nominating Commit U Members of the nominating comI inittee aj)pointed by 1'rof. Severance I Uurrao. who has Leer president of I the society for the past seven jears. are: Mrs. h. H. Kehrer of Anderson, chairman; George W. O'Hrien I of South Uend. Dr. Gardner C. John son of I'vansville. Mi? Mary A. Meyers of Indianapolis, and Mrs. J. U. Meriwether of Port Wayne. Officers of the state society were fo he elected at this afternoon's session of the convention, which was devoted exclusively tn business matters. A meeting of the nominating eommitteo was held inimediatly after the noon luncheon and it was expected that the report of the com-1 irittee would he accepted. Preceding the convention proper, the secretaries of the "branches of the Indiana society met. Various laws that have been passed in Ohio were discussed by Dr. U. G. Patterson of Columbus, in his talk on "The District Sanatorium Idea." lie said that a measure had been pawned by the Ohio legislature in 191?. to permit soveral counties to combine in establishing tuberculosis Sanatoriums. Indiana Iiw Appi-ocd. Advantages of the Indiana law in that a county may either establish Its own tuberculosis hospital or that it may combine with another county were pointed out by Dr. 11. I. Sensenich of South Hend, in discussing Dr. Patterson's talk. He said a provision also had been made in the law to permit the hospital of one county to take patients from another county in the event that the institution was not tilled. Miss Collmer explained the course that is Kiven every year in New York City for secretaries of ant!-tubereu-losis leagues under the supervision of the National Anti-Tuberculosis society. She sail that visits to tuberculosis camps around New York City were conducted in connection with the lectures on the prevention and cute of the disease. Mayor Keller SikmU. Mayor Keller opened the convention with an address of welcome to the delegates. He said that South Hend w as doing as much as possible in fighting tuberculosis and other diseases, pointing to the health and housing survey being conducted hy Dr. Carroll Pox of the federal health department .as a step In this direction. Prof. Severance Ourrane devoted his presidential address to a discussion of the health plan that is being put into operation at Framingham. Mass. He said that a large insurance company had placed medical experts in charge of tlie town and that It was planned to make the place a model city from the standpoint of health. Reports of various commit tees were to be hem"d at this afternoon's session of the convention. Among the more important committees to j I'p heard were the legislative and Uai I ross seal organizations. Owing- to illnes.x. Dr. Victor Yaubhn. sr., dean of the University of Michitcan school of medicine' who was scheduled to talk fcdlowing a banquet at the diver hotel' this evening, will t.e unaM to attend the convention. His jon. Dr. Victor C. Vaughn. jr.. of Detroit. will spean in his place tonight. Dr. Henry Will Talk. Wednesday's meeting of the delegates will be given over to talks on i various ib.ases of the titht Kamst Henry. ; tul,olt ul1(sis. Ir. Alfred lli-.d if the 1 n d i a ii a Hol i s 1 11 hoirn 1 o vi v j t Unic op..n thr meetin- ith a ai. ,ir, - ll.imM Trcinunt ..f To. hervulosis" and the address will be discussed by Mr.. B. Kehrer of Anderson and Mrs. I). C. Ilamsey of Mt. Vernon. other talks to be e,hen at the morninir session are: "Lxten.ion of Communitv Nursing." ter of (toshen: Miss Charlotte "Mu -h-n-eded L Sensenich of j -A Double Work." 1 y Strazer of Peru j LrciIation," Ir. lb 1 South Bend, and "Hum in MaintenHIkp I epartir.er.t in Industrie I Addresses scheduled 1 or edr.ejiBstaMlshim,' leoi'Ke W. 'I d Cress da- afternoon are: a County Sanitarium." O'Brien. South Bend; Sh"i Campaign." Miss Jary M. Uailwt. Kv ar.s ille ami Mrs. William

DAYTON MANAGER TO SPEAK HERE TONIGHT

. JS i -S 7V "V " 5 ii. v. v.iti:. The talk of II. V. U'aite. business manafer of Dayton, (., to he delivered at the Chamoer of Commeixc building tonight should at tract a large audience. Mr. Waite will tell how the city management is working out in Dayton and his talk should prove of much interest. Gremmelspacher. Logansport. Heil Cross seal pennants will be awarded in the afternoon. The convention will close with a dinner at the Oliver hotel. Officers nominated are: 3'resident. Dr. Alfred Henry of Indianapolis; first vice president. Dr. H. I. Sensenich of South Bend; secretary. Miss Irma Collmer of South Hend: treasurer, James W. Lilly of India napolis. SALVATION ARMY TO JOIN IN CAMPAIGN Platform l'or Services Will l-ertl at .IcflVrsoii ltld. and MHiigan St. Series of afternoon services to be held on the corner of Jefferson and Michigan sts., have been arranged by the Salvation Army in conjunction with the simultaneous revival campaign which begins Sunday with services in thirty South Hend and Mishawaka churches. A platform will be erected for the use of the Salvation Army workers, while a portable organ has been donated thrcniKh the courtesy of the V. M. C. A. Special music, boh vosal and instrumental will be on the program. Captain A. Spreng of Mishawaka. is to assist in the outdoor s'rices. It is expected to continue the meetings throughout the duration of the revival campaign unless inclement weather interferes. One of the features of the simultaneous campaign, is the series of cottage prayer meetings to be held on Thursday and Friday of each week. Last year meetings of this character were held although they were union in nature, being arranged by a gene ral committee. The meetings this year are primarily for the members of each individual church, attendance being as large as last year. PETITIONS ARE FILED BY TWO DEMOCRATS Two new names were added to the list for position on the democratic primary ballots as candidates for membership In the common council. These new candidates almost counterbalance the total number of aspirants on the republican ballot which registers but a single candidate for councilman at large and only two for ward councilman. Clarence W. Hushower. 7li Pennsylvania av., a contractor in business in this city for the last seven years, came here in L)i and with the exception of the rirst' two years has always lived in the seventh ward. He asks to repiesent that ward at the city hall. Maurice C. Yennet. His S. Tay lotst., a representative of the youngT and more progressive spirit In politics, will ask for the support of his constituents of the third ward. APPENDIX GOOD, NO PAY Hill Would Present Doctor'. Charging For Needles. OiM'nition. Ir.ternntIon:il News S rvl c. PIFUHK. S. D.. Jan. 20. The surgeon who cuts out a perfectly good -appendix, through a mistake or bI cause of an uncorrect diagnosis can't charge a cent for his services under the provisions of a bill off -r d the 'ecisiature nere. Moreover, to check up on the document and prevent unskilful or unscrupulous practitioners from performing such operations, the bill requires that all vermiform ap pendices must be sent to the state laboratory for examination. It then will be returned to the original po?xfsor with a report on its condition. TWO PAST TI-sTs. Lxaminations for the I". S t avy. were u ndercone Ti: s.'.a y mornink: by three applicant! at th recruiting station in na vv the federal building. Two of the p.ipectiv recruitv. one a national miartlsman. successful passed the texts. Thf -th.er npplii-ant was teniporih iejected because -f defective teeth.

CAR HITS AUTO; TI MEN HURT

Victims of Crossing Accident Near Osceola Taken to Mishawaka Hospital. Tw o men. vhos names could not be learned, were seriously injured when the speeding west! ound car struck the machine in which they were riding at the crossir.g at station H. the first station east of Osceola. The i ;ir was a limited due in South Bend at 1:1,". o'c lock. I?oth of the men were brought to Mishawaka in the interr.rhan car and rushed immediately to St. Joseph's hospital where they war' being given medical attention. Three doctors were working over the men and no reports as to their condition or possible chance for rccoery were given out. Th' crossing at this station is no: considered especially dangerous. "It was a miraculous sc ape from instant death." said one 'passenger, who was on the intM'urban car. "The car was stalled on the tracks and the mn were Loth in the front Feat. When the interurhin hit it completely demolished the automobile, a new Auburn, and shovel it to one side. Th' two men wer' found buried in th debris. Passengers Idedar' that the motorman blew his whistle several times at the crossing. 1 J WALKERTON, IND. Miss Marjorie Nell of Garrett has ben visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Giles were called to Knox last week on account of the illness of the hitter's mother. Mrs. James Goisline went, to South Hend Wednesday to take treatment at hp worth hospital. Mrs. C. Wolfenberger has returned home from an extended visit with relatives in Port Wayne and Plymouth. John Pritz. who is employed in Garrett is at home for a few clays. .Mrs. o. C. Shockney. who recently underwent an operation for tumor at Lpwoith -Hospital. South Hend, returned hoijl Monday, much improved in beai.h. Miss Hazel P.lair has gone to Ohio for an extended visit with relatives. W. F. La Fe be r made a business trip to South Hend, Wedi esday. Charles Dawson of Henton Harbor. Mich., visited relatives here last, week. Mrs. Heinsley Hobison has one'.to, Healthvvin camp for treatment. F. I. Shroll of Hutchinson. Kas., is here for a visit w ith relatives. Hert Hierley. Gene McCabe and Leslie McDaniel were South Hend visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Litchfield of Indiana Harbor visited here last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hellinger. Himer Daube of Saunt inin. 111., is the -oiest of his sister. Mrs. John Haker and family. Miss Julia Platts visited last week with relatives in Knox. Mrs. Jus Shultz and Mrs. H. V. Derf were South Hend visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson have returned home after a month's stay in Gary. Claude Stull, who injuia d his knee, is t. iking treatment in South Uetul. '. H. Folsom made a business trip to South Hend Wednesday. P.. F. Hhinehart. a veteran of the Civil war, 7'. years old, died Wednesday at his home, two miles south of Walkerton. The funeral will held at the home Saturday afternoon. Interment will be in Woodlawn cemetery. ;i: gi:k. Mrs. Samuel Mr we re a nd McComb Monday. called to Walkerton owin'g to the illness of their daughter. Mrs. Claude Longley and children left Saturday for a visit with her grandmother at Lima, o. Mrs. ,lbert Uemley is ill with gripMr. McCann of Flkhart visited his daught-r. Mrs. Haas, over Sunday. 'harles Smith returned home from 'hio Tuesday morning. The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid socb'ty h Id an all day mee'ing Wednesday with Mrs. Hert Kownover. Harry Shemabarper and family returned w ith hiMrs. daughte: C 'hat leWednesday from a isit ..otlifr at Valparaiso. 1 !a Sh-arcr is v. siting her .:: sceola. I'.-terson left tais morning for Chicago. He expects to remain over Sunday. Mrs. Guy Ammernian f Nib-s spent Wednesday with Mrs. K. M. Uemley. Mrs. Wilbur I It aly spent Monday at the home f her parents on her return home Monday evening. Her father Pa SS accompani'd her. willow ci:i:i:k. Mr. and Mrs. ('harles Barnes and j children of Mishawaka v isited with Mr. and Mr.-. John I McKnf-ht Sunday. Mr. and Mi. . .1. Lar of north of South Ib nd were irucsts Thursday of Mrs. A. J. Pt-'ar of Hihside. Joseph Mcl'onald and family of j S.i'uth Bend were entertained Sanl.l.e Ai the Sbanour bom Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wa inner visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. . J. Ki::r of north of S-cith I'.end. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Worthineton were quests tf Mishawal:a friends S'Jli'ia . X r. and Mrs. 1. Has.-, tt .f Soutli Bend v-re ntertair.ed Saturday and 1 SuiPla v by Mr. and Mrs. Bassett. : Be Lundy o f I'lkhart va enterI taitu d at linner S üahiy t Mr". Hubert McKi:isht. M.ss (Jjrn-t Lmervn 1 week with Mr. and Mrs 1 y Mr. and Mited this A. J. L'ar.

SEVERE SHOCKS RECORDED

Na tion .", Mile-s lYoni Vnliins- ' ton Hit hy Itrthquakr. Itto! nati.-nal News Service, j WASHINGTON. Jan. :". The. I most severe eartliquake shocks re conled during the past two ears' j were registered on the selsmoffraph? 1 of (tcorgeto-A-n university oLsk-rva-; tory last night and early this morn- : j in. Tlie tremors hegan at a paarter . of 10 o'clock last night and lasted i until almost one this morning. The ! greatest seerity of the quake, esti

mated to have occurred at a' point n j i n..t ! distant .-..ooo miies from here. waJNew Haven and St. Paul Are ' t

: 40 minutes after the rirst shock. Tt 1 was so severe as to dislodge the i needles on Vo seismogra phs. SHE HAILED FROM TEXAS Woman With i.un Catic Sonic Commotion in Movie show,

Ir.ternatlon.il News Service: , of jividvnd declarations, rose a, to CIIICAC.o. Jan. 20. Mrs. Dickn:; Hethlehem opened point

Diamond hails Irom Texas, the land of bad mer:. mesquite and . guns. Policemen are scarce down in Texas and it is regarded as etiquette to carry a weapon, and act as your own policeman if a regular cop isn't handy. So when Mrs. Diamond came to Chicago and was robbed of $1H7 by a Negro in broad day liuht, she strapped on her trusty 4ä when fhe went to a movie. Put the timorous little man who sat next to j her had been reading of female handits and he called the police, Mrs. Diamond was to be tried on the charge of carrying weapons. r BERRIEN SPRINGS, MIOH. The ICmbroidery club will meet Thursday -afternoon with William K. Lucker. Forest Huckman and family of Flkhart wer week-end visitors with home people. Mr. and Mi-. A. F. Wilson of South Hend were week-end visitors with the latter's sister. Miss Heulah. McOmber. Mrs. Charles A. Case, with her sister, ,Mi. Hattie M. Stahl, wa-s a visitor at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Prank Steiner, in South Hend several days last week. There was a large attendance at the basketbi.ll games at the town hall Friday evening. In the llrst game -between Herrien Springs seconds and Kau Claire seconds the borne team won, score 2 4 to 10. In the second game between Berrien Spring.-- and Coloma. Herrien Springs won :!:; to H. In this game Coloma had 10 points before Herrien Springs made a score. John Harvey died at the county farm Wednesday. Jle was 0S years old. The body was taken to NewTroy Friday for burial. Mrs. D. L Grossman of Buchanan Is a visitor at the home' of her daughter. Mrs. )lus Skinner. Mrs. William 11. Yynn has returned from South Hend, where tdie has been caring for her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Sturmis, who has -been ill with the grippe. Mesdames V. S. Weaver and Paul Tudor were in Dowagiac Friday, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Lyon, former residents of our village. -Mrs. Mary K. Itodgers, mother of Mrs. William Kteinbex'k, died at the Steinbeck home south of town Saturday. The body was taken Sunday to South Hend for burial, service conducted by Rev. H. A. Carr. Tlie Bridge club met Saturday afternoon with Miss Coral Avers. Miss Sarali Gil. son died at her home in Ilir.chman Wednesday. She was born in Hush county, Ind.. and was tcj years old. She leaves two nephews. Dick and Moses Newton; a number cf distant relatives and a host of friends. The service was held at the Methodist church in Hinchman Friday morning, conducted by Rev. II. A. Carr. Interment in Storick cemetery. i Miss Mabel Edwards of Dowagiac i was a week-end visitor at the home J of her aunt, Mrs. T. 17. Patterson. ! Mrs. W. F. Ummerns went to I Dowauiac Monday to attend the 1 funeral service of Mrs. A. Miller. Uev. and Mrs. -W. W. Autels enJ tertained the young- ladies of th I Baptist church at their home Friday t evening. Stereoptieon views of points of interest in Michigan were shown and a social hour enjoyed. ' Daintv refreshments were served. The French lebl is the longest title. The tube magazine under the barrel holds eight cartridges. The I bullet used in it weighs 19S grains. Th nightshade family, Solanaceae. is a species, distributed over all parts of the earth and of first rank among plants in its value to man. The panic grasses, or trenus panicum. are by far the mot numerous, having ÖC0 to 400 species. ( lll( 0 I'KODl ( K. MK .Mill, A am. .!. III" 'IT Kit lie.-elpt. tubs; .re. mitry rxti;is ; extra rirst. ::ir,t rrsfs. :;p(j pa-kiutr ft k. 'Sl'ii i.'i'i- ..o( -iev. Miin'iii reeeipt. .'.''... 1 . ; oriliDiiry firsts. AVi ; r.i U. ..so.c; exirun, 4."i 4.k : ii eeüs 1 III. l.si. 1 wins. new. iairi"H. '4-; valine Ameri.Hsi. -4-: laiijrtiurm. L'4-: brick. LIVi: L"L 1 i:Y Turkeys. L'Jc ; . lib kers lCJO-; prillirers. l'or; ronter, 14,. : yeeve. l.t-rp;-: d-i. k.. 'rd-. I'O I'ATUbS - Ib-.-eipH. .'locara; MiniieM't.t wddte. .1 si'a"J(i; Wis.-.jhsiu and .Ml'IiL'an w'-.P". .l.- "Vi -... i'iTTsiiri;c.u i-iv; S)T k. PlTTM'.t i:;il, Pa., Jau. 'M. CA TT LB --Supplv licht: market onlv; prime. .p on : fiK.'l. f. 'a" ." : tidy buP liers. .'. (i''i'J .Vi; fair. ..(in; . icmiK.ii. W fi 7.Ö" : common to jroo-l fat bulls, s.t.no.vi s.7y: ..miMin to u'.ol fat rows. MOO'jsno; heifers. p)f'A 7M fre-h e.iWH and vprlnirers. $40 uK? .," 'I : veal c ilv . 14 .V'.; 15 ei ; heavy and thin calve. .7 ."i lo.oo" SIIPPP ANI LAM15S Supplv licht : i market tr..n;: prliae wether $1.7."''i 111.;;..: j; 1 niived. MiuJKiLh.'.j; fntr ii.lxed. ..Ai'ij: .i : cuiin aiul .iaiin.it.: .4.5''ti .; rieavy ew-s. "Va. U : I si-rlrL' limbs. .l'0"Ki 14 '0. J IP ;s llfH-upts l!rkt: m.irket fad v ; ; prim hetcvy la.s, 'i l'-Mu ; ine!l-'. ?1-' u.".'; PJ 1: l.irr Yorkers. M1M : I JJ.'i. S. fk. i ii i:: ü : '.ifc'Mt erk-r Ml.raKill 7."; , . . 1 1 . ... In?, r. i ii . a ill. "j.'.t 1 1 .at M:ik-. 'J.o"'.; J Zif ; Le.'ivy i.iiied, M--.o 12 10.

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Quoted at Lowest Point Since 1915. NFAV YORK. Jan. There were many important ir.oxcnientH I jn the stock market in both direc tions in the early trading today. United States Steel on expectation higher at :',:. Utah Copper was up a point at 10KU. - ..... v.. 1 some or tne railway issues snow'u pronounced weakness. with New Haven selling at a new low record of 4 1 7. The previous low w as F!. made in ISGf.. St. Paul was also weak and dropped a point to ' . the lowest touched tdnce 1 i 1 - . American Smelting. Mexican IV - troleum and Kennicott made f raetional gains. Central Leather rose " to SO1 and the same amount of gain was scored by c'ub.t Sugar w hich sold at 4 . M AY YOHK STOCKS. NI7W YOHK. Jan. .'.'. Closing prices on the stock exchange today were: Allis-Chalmers J7A4 Allis-Chalmerv nfd S .. 1 . - - -- -- - I w " " " American Agricultural M American Beet Sugar I4" American Can Co American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting American Steel Foundries . American Sugar Uefmery . American Tel. and Tel. . . . American Woolen Anaconda Copper Atchison . Baldwin Ivocomotive Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Itapid Transit . . California "Petroleum Canadian Taciiic Chesapeake and Ohio Colorado Fuel and Iron . . Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul Chino Copper Consolidated (las Corn Products Crucible Steel Distilleries and Securities . . 7 '. . l ,. . 0 'J . 1 in i.. . IhV, . s - 1 .llltc . .-.:. 4 - M4 . 4 12 ' . 7 s -.'i 1 C 1 an 4 7 iL. Ssi2 j :.4 1 t 1 u 1 1 -j r. c ' 1 Pi 4; lis r.roH 1 1 1 e ; 1; v 1 ... s:, Frie Frie 1st pfd. General Motor Goodrich Co. Great Northern pfd. Great Northern Ore Illinois Central Inspiration Copper Interboro,. pfd Central leather Kansas City Southern Missouri, Kansas and Texas Lackawanna Steel Ivehigh Valley Miami -'"upper Louisville and Nashville . . . Maxwell Motor Co., 1st pfd. Mexicon Petroleum New York Central N. Y., N. H. and Hartford.. National Lead Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific N. Y.f Ontario and Western . Pennsylvania . . People's Gas Pressed Steel Car Ray Consolidated Reading Republic Iron and Steel . . Rock Island Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Railway pfd Studebaker C Texas Co Union Pacific U. S. Rubber I. S. Steel U. S. Steel pfd Utah Copper Westinghouse Flee trie Willys O verbind American Zinc Kennicott Pittsburgh Coal Industrial Alcohol Marine Marine pfd International Nickel Buttp and Superior International Paper International Paper pfd. Sales: Shares ',r,s.2" .- siO.i ' s 4'N 100 lO-O3 41 '.o4 l'7T.1 1 e:;i.. M4 1 1 :',i ' , eTV r.i-V 7 H-u lie J J :4 1 1 :; ' , . . ., , 1 "II re .. . I .... 1 . . 47 1 lL'u I-7h ! . .1 'I - 4T 1 j . Pbl I ' ttuls MOFV M K II .! 0iK bin ::o- i'.mII i.c-a tro.l,V. rule.. ,, per -a,:,. - per C.-Ilf l.-W. 1! per eel.t o divs -fii''. '.-r '.at: I na.nt:,-. Ä nnVl' mi Prim.- M-, . ai.ti i P:ir,r wac v-rv dud milt.v in L.aob.u ...!a v. :: 2 ; ,.r 0ont. S t r 1 1 n iT lAcuini.'" n t-adv ita inniiiHi ii, i::iitk-r r.i.i ;d ... I. inr jelnall, 17''. f,r t.iiv M $4. TO1 for :o-lay bi;:- ( I( A(, LIVL " T ) K

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