South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 167, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 June 1917 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIME!

SATTTiTAT AITTRVOOV, .TTTTT 1. 1917. NEWS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

SOUTH BEND MAY SEND TWO UNITS

Indications Reveal That Company F Will Outgrow Breeches. ,-

Will Fouth In.i send two companics instead of on when the national euard Is alkd into active service An?. 5? Co. Ks ra.i!;s will h swfllfd to rtouMf th regulation war strength, necssitatir.;: a hplittln;; up into two unit.", if plann formulated i'riday nUht at a national rnanl rally in the Co. F armory nrf successful. Ilev. John M. Alexander, pastor of th First Chrl-tian church, way the principal peaker at th- meeting, which was promoted by Maj. Charles R. Calvert and Col. (Jeorire Fryerrnuth to stimulate rermitincr. Kach guardsman his promised to brinpr up at least on1 prospect to the recruiting: office, ay part of the bripk campaign to start Monday. The entire program will not be complete before Monday nUht. Call for Hermit. "Every able-bodied man should nlit without waiting for conscription", wa? Rev. Alexander's assertion "Our quarrel is not with the patient, ploddinp Herman p op!e." tnp speaker continued, "but with th war party, the HohennileriH. p irivlnfr the bet we havr to our otintry we herief't not onlv our allies, hut eventual!" the 'V-rmans themlve. r.y rrleasint: them from the bonds of autocracy." Hiis 1.IÖO Mm. Th third regiment has now a total of l,4"o men. To hrir.u this mrtintrent to full war strength will re- ; ii i re 600 rnlis.tm'nfs. According to oI. Frevennuth the local men will he called to du'y on Auc. '. Flout. .1. A. Xus'bauni of the medical corp.' of the Indiana national t:ard will be in the ritv Monday to examim- latest applh-ants for enlistment. Twenty-five recruits -'ire expected to take the ev:-mi nation.

IIONOK CilKI, IWTIUOT. Anti-fierrnanism will be honored anew by citizens of outh Jend, when official h of the municipal picnic will extend an Invitation today to Miss Iena Johnson of tit. Joseph, Mich., to be the stirbt of honor on July 4. Mi -H Johnson In the youn? school 'irl vho recently refused to recite "Deutschland L'ber Alles" at the bidding of her teacher and was expelled. "Uecause we admire the Rirl's -,'rit we are soing to ynd her a fiesram a.-kintc her to be the nuec. of honor," declared C. W. Cctip. a member of the picnic put. licit;, committee. .Sen. James 1. Watson will be the principal speaker at the celebiation, in vhich the local post G. A. I:., the Sons of Veterans and other organizations will participate. An elaborate program will be given.

WHEN THEY COME CHANGE WILL BE MADE A change of program is planned for the warm Sunday evening thU summer at Hope Presbyterian chapel accord in? to announcement made by the session. Hetonine; next Sunday eenirr, instead of holdinq the two services, christian Endeavor at ß:T0 and church at 7:.'J0, these two services will be grouped into a single hour ami the features of hoth former servb es Incorporated. This will male init a single haur service l.t-tini; from 7 to s o'cioek. Special interest will attach to tlie musical portion of these hours. The s-iue will be known as the Tlcasant Sunday Fver.insj" or "Pleasant hour" service. It is contemplated that this order of service

I will e followed until Sept. when the former arrangements will again J be put into effect.

NORTHERN INDIANA COAL DEALERS IN MEETING

TELEGRAM FROM CAPITAL MAY FREEYOUNG MAN o(ur of Harry llud-on ApiHar-IW-forr Federal Authorities.

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A hare of failure to register for ' fiiii ription will pn doubt be ' itbdra-vu l'rmi' Harry Ilud.-or;. s'i i kci'i oaker arrested Wednesday )M-bt. on the strength of a telegram

eived vrsterday bv Chief of l)e-ti-s Kuespert. The te'et;ram I ned "Munln. k." who is a ro -

rut. tent official at Indianapolis, and Mate that Mrs. Cora Hudson has made a statement that her son. Harry lludon, supposedly the man ;.i re sted here, was boVn April 2 l v '.'). This would make Hudson but a f e . months more than IS years old. Hudson was lined ? and costs for eaiTjin- concealed weapons.

Fifty representative eoal dealer from si norther, l Indiana counties mt last nisht in XaMe's banquet hall. lL'L' . Washington a.. for tlie purpose of discussinir the ()al car shortice which is hampering deliveries at this time. The nieetinir, whi h was pre.-ileu over by I). If. Font.. South I?end, re-Mited only in a discussion of the situation and the decision that ti.e shortage was auscd by heavy buildin? operations all over the country. No def'mlte action was ta'. en lookin? to a relief of the situation, but aecordiner to an assertion made by Mr. Fontz following the meetin?. effort will soon be made to secure additional cars for coal deliveries. The counties represented at the meeting were St. Joseph. Importe. Klkhart. Kosciusko, Marshall and Htarke.

NO CONCERTS IN PARKS, BOARD ANNOUNCEMENT

TllHi:i:-IAV IMlOf.KAM. A three-day propra m has been arlanded for the annual Chri-tian Kn,i,aor eonvention of the St. Joseph t onference, church of Fnited Frethien. which will be held in South Fend besinnin? June 1?. A number f notable speakers are listed, and several worth while discussions are .also slated.

vor m:i:i rfckdatiov. You can enjoy billiards, at Train's. IVife-t ventilation and the coolest place in the city. AH new equipment. Pasement of the new Fnion Trust Ruildin?. Adv.

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South Fend parks will have no band concerts this summer. This action was taken at the meetin? of the park board held last nisht. and was due to the fart that the city council did not see tit to make any appropriation for continuing the entertainments. A committer of citizens representing those who live near Leeper park came before the board with the rennest that the little dressing: rooms near the wadin? pool be removed. The complaint is that some unthinkin? persons are using: the houses to commit nuisances. An Investigation will be made. The resolution to widen Fwin? av. to 100 feet from Miami st. west to Prairie av.. was adopted, and the resolution for a similar widenin? ea t from Miami st. was approved.

BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE GET CONVENTION FUNDS

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In order to raise sufficient money to send at least two delegates to the Haptist oung People's Fnion of America convention at Detroit, the union of the First Haptist church here held a "county fair" last ni-rht at the church. There were ' hot does", a side show, beauty parlor, tloral booth, chemical exhibition and all the sounds and yells which one associates with a carnival. The convention to be held at Detroit will take1 place July a to Sth. A number of ycuntr people will co from here, but only tvo as oftkial delegates from the union here.

FORGOT IT" NO EXCUSE IN DRAFT ROUND-UP

It's a miRhty good plan to carry our little registration certificate around with you. especially if ou Pave your home town, as Sam Gior. St. Joseph. Mich., and Kniest J. Fat ton. Henton Harbor, will testify, should you ask them. The men in question were arrested last nicht by Fetective Diver. M.o aked them to produce the it

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