South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 175, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 June 1917 — Page 3

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(OniinueJ from Pace One)' this important branch, and one of the most important branches, of the national war service; the humanitarian branch. Lat ni.cht he x.is still 522.000 short to speak of it in round numbers; had that much of a deficit, S4S.000 marking the latest of St. Joseph county's response. TODAY and TOMORROW end the campaign here. Stud; the present status in comparison with other cities of the state: Evansville reports 5()S,ooo tor Vandenburg county, including Hvansville; Terre Haute makes a similar report of S3 S, 000 on its 570.000 allotment; Gary, not generally regarded as in the Suth Bend-Fort Wayne-Terre Haute-Evansville class, was put down on the national budget, along with Lake county, for Slno.ooo, nJ s alone ready with more than South Bend has subscribed by Slo,ono. Fort Wayne has 570.000 of Allen cornty's SSo.noo provided for. Anderson we like to turn m our noses, sometimes, at ''small town stun" reports that Madien county has more than doubled its allotment of 525.000', having subscribed 553,500. But South Bend is still pleading, the original anticipations that the rich and the near-rich, would rush in and cover the amount wanted, -seeming to have at least partially failed. Of these rich, one has broken in with 55, 000. three 52,5oo, one with 52,000, ten with 51.000, nineteen with 55oo and so on until 16 had contributed an average of 53 2 7 each, r thereabouts, and none of them less than 525. Scores have Mibscribed from 520 down to ten cents, making up about 52.000 the 547,500 total. It is no complaint against those who have subscribed; either the 166 rich or near-rich, or others less well-to-do. But think of the other scores who have done nothing! On the assessment rolls of this city are the names of 400 residents call them "the 400" who have valuations standing against them all the way from 520, 000 up to in the millions. In the scale of local valuations, it means that none of them are worth less than S60ooo, and some of them as high as 56,000,000. There is no estimating what a catastrophe, a cyclone, a flood, a conflagration, an earthquake, a German Zeppelin might mean to them; might mean to their property, say nothing of their hides. If they don't care for the hides of those boys who are going away to head off the Zeppelins, they ought to care something for 'Mr own property, at least. Think, men! Be selfish about it if you like. Better do all that you can to make good soldiers of those boys; show them that you are for them or they may lose heart, leaving the Zeppelins to come over and make vou their slaves. Come out of that dream, before it becomes worse than a night-mare. Understand that this country, and its people, and the men who are going to war, owe you just one hundred millionth part of what you owe them until you have done your full share, and you can't settle it all at the tax-collector's window either. Unload that heart of stone, Mr. Citizen. Be a human an American human. You are the cheapest kind of a cheapskate if you don't cooperate. Unless the United States, with her allies, win this war, ar.d win it on the other side of the brine, your property won?t be worth a whoop, your liberty and opportunities spoiled, and you'll get exactly what you deserve a job at paying Germany's war debts with your brawn. Even the kaiser will hate you for your dogged pinching of your coins, and they'll be the very first that he'll want. Better whack-up by mailing a respectable check, or calling with the coin at the headquarters of the Red Cross chapter. Chamber of Commerce, and help make a record that will prove that you're worthy of the American citizenship which you profess.

PROGiUM READ! i FDR CIVIC PICNIC

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FUNERALS

Stephanie Aiulr.ejew-ki. The funeral of Stephanie Andrzejewskh 12 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Andrzejewski. fiOl S. Kosciuszko Ft., who died Thursday, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at St. Casimir' s church. Rev. Stanislaus Gorka, C. S. C, otficiatin. Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery.

MRS. .TRNXIi; MeCLAlV. The funeral of Mrs. Jennie McClain, wife of Glen McClain, 520 K. Monroe st., will take dace Tuesday afternoon at the Mizpah Evangelical church. Exact hour for the funeral has not been set. Mr. McCk.n died yesterday at her home after a short illness of peritonitis. She was 2.". years old and had been married since l'.'l '. Resides her husband, Mrs. McClain is survived by her adopted father and mother and one sister. She was .i member of the Liberty District Court of Honor, No. 11.7.

UNDERGOES OPERATION TO GET INTO ARMY

Bound tb get into Uncle Sam's service in one way or another, Franklin Shaw, formerly of J-'outh Bend, rejected for army service, underwent a serious operation and has now joined the navy. He was found unable to pass the army examination at Omaha, but now is awaiting call to the Great Lakes training station. William A. Shaw. his 1. rother. made a successful attempt to join the army at the time of his brother' enlistment, and is now training at Fort D. A. Russell in Wyoming. He is a member r.f K troop, tirst cavalry.

PATRIOTIC SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY

Have you ever tr:- : t;re.isd p:z. climb .t or walk a limber saph haser.'t your chance to 1 e here -oor:, !'or it w..

a meeting of the playground directors yesterday .iftern"r. that th'-re would be a ri juv enati.jii of a few "f the old f.i.-hioiied sport- and crimes at the ;,r.r.i;al r.i ir-.icipal i icr.ic which :-- to If- h. 1 it r..tta,itomie park July 4th Th pro-'r mi winch a- pr ii tiea'ilv completed at the meeting or.tani- many '. r.t -t - in 4 and r.o ej featur-.

It wi,l ..pen with a !.!- !all

b-tween the Hinkb - and OvtJ.u

ar.d the employe- of Stephei.-or.'-I'nderwear mills and Wilson's Shirt factory. This season's rivalry 1 . -tween the teams will be iK-cided l-y this came Following this there will be indoor can;cs between the Kaley and Oliver cirls. the Leeper and Oliver boy ar, 1 th- Studeb:iker and Howard boys. At the same time olley ball will be playe.l by the m n of Leeper and ")li er, the girls of Leeper and Studebaker and the dances including the Fnglish Ribbon dance and Gathering Peasrod by the chiMr-n of the s.-ven play -grounds, will h.e given. This will be follow l-.i by tive sinking cam. -s. such ;is: "Round. P.ound The 'illage." The music will h.e played bv Rlbel's band. At the same time the

Elks' boy scouts will give an exhi-1 Raw bition of lose order drill while an,;f4

attachment from Co. y pitch a regulation army tent. Following this foot races and other oontct will be held Th morning program wii! end after the nld time tunts mentioned above have Veen "pulled off." Aflernoon Irgram. The afternoon program is as follows: Beginning at 2:0 o'clock a bugle will blow and the crowd will assemble at he speakers' stand in the woods. Elbel's band will play several selections including "America". "My Old Kentucky Home", etc. Mi-s Harmon will lead the singinu of the first two verses of each After this there will be a short greeting by Walter Filer, president of the civic:-- federation. This will be followed by singing by the St. Hedwige choir and the -ong "Columbia, the lm of the Ocean." Then Mayor Keller will Introduce Sen.. Watson, who will make the address of the day. After this F.lb.d'.band will give an old time concert. They will play such pieces a-: "A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight". "When We Came Marohing Through Georgia", etc. I lag Ceremonies. An impressive spectacle L promised with the lowering of the e(lg at the finish of the afternoon program. The march to the Hag IT will proceed in the following manner: The people will form a semicircle at a hrndred ."-et distance from the pole. The -.wo c,. a. R. posts will approach from one eide, and the Elks' boy srouts from the other, whil Co. F will coin., up from the center. Each will he b-d by a drum corps. The 1 ackgroiind

ST. JOSEPH. Mich.. Jun 22. Ore of th iao-t sever dectncal storms which has ewvr.t oyer thla s'-cticTi f IU-rr;e:i county this s.:im'.i ;:'! ti'.e twin rittf s t.riv this

or:.... -l i-w : i ;b :te o :i

i e a a in - f Gi ens' 'Uth of am and

i.o rr. ir. g a nd did a-'-' III the III.: b'rl. a 1 1 a i ; l i e t a t his i it , set t.ng

st r : K : : i e . i .i I ;.';-- The storm c. ntm ue.l a lth urjfjal -.:.: ior oer an h-ir and was .... on:; r.i-d by a b o .low r. pour i am. The o.-irt. "ii the Franz l'.'-::i. h ! 1 1 : 1 1 :: th.e Like Shore dr. w j.s stru-'k .iii.l .:.iiu-ii.ttwl bur?t into Harnes. A ;uir.tity of h iv ..!..: stiaw ad-ici m. '. .-, the ' ie which spread rapidly th.roagh ;::e i .libling. destroying l.ina irap-le-me:;: s and cremating a Mock of ih.ckens. The b"s ;.- -.-ti mated at

? '.('" and is partially covered

insurance. At the same time a bolt ot lightning struck the Unnant house at t!;e i M . Bungles firm, about two miles i.oithea-t, teinr.g the sldlnff Ir.-m tlie t.uildirg and t.-rlng off a iuard.ii . f i !ac!'-r. Two other farm h"U-.-s :.u th. R icir.ity wern struck an i h;ht damage was re-

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here at 3 hour par-

lor a h

s.-i ice on the Southern riirl'.in '.me. the P;.w

A s-i oad o'clock win. alyed the :

M ichiga n

Lake ir.terurlan line and tho ar-. Tin- interruption in traf-

:.c . line at an h-u.r when business men and oiTae -mplos were hurrying to their work and. many were forced to walk between the two i:t;c-. Telephone and electric light companies repotted some trouble.

AMERICAN DESTROYER ARRIVES TOO LATE

will be formed by several hundred -chord children waving American tin gs. The audior.ee will ;o:n in with the band on the fir. two verses of the "Star Spangled Banner" and will stand at rtter.tion while the third Is being played. Just as the (losing bars are placed a cannon salute will be t'rrd and the flag lowered .

I : A S E (iF THE A M E RICA N FL"TILLA IN BRITISH WATERS l by the Associated Press, June 22. To see n merchant ship torpedoed as an Anifrican destroyer waa speeding to h-r lescue was the ex a --p- rating xperier.ee reported by the command' r of the destroyer upon his return heie today. Fortunately the destroyer arrived in time to pick up all the crew, many of whom were swimming about. The destroyer was convoying a food ship when she receive! an c. ' . S. from a merchantman which was being attacked by a submarine miles away. Leaving the food -bio at the risk of b.-ing her the de-troer .-p-eded to the. assistance

' f the other e-sc d w h-n almost

, only to be greetithin hailing dis-

t a nee

y a terril.c explo.-ion and

the -spectacle of a great column of water . n loping the ship but not the slightc-t sign of tho enemy. '.' if kly picking up the crew, the de-tioyer put back at full speed to the food ship in order to save her from a like fate.

to the i -. t : n -

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ESCORTED TOril Yellow stor,.- National Tark, en route Denr. Pike'a

regi.oi. the heart of the Rock

ies and S-'It Lake ( '.tv. . 7th. i m-.'i r 7- 1 a nd ' on. Mi-s A -?..-. Ei lis i" rg-r.

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A patriotic service commemorating the 141st anniversary of the

' J independence of the Fnite States

J will be held Suday evening in the ' St. Raul's church at which time the

pastor of the church will preach on the subject of "True Patriotism." At the close of the sermon pictures presenting the "Story of the Close ot' the American Revolution" and "Life jn th Fnite. States Army" will be shown. Th choir will sing "The Noblest Nation Known in Stoiy" by Rullard, and ' The Mat seillaise." the national hymn of France. Anten post No S. G. A R.. Norman Eddy post No. r.7.?. the Auten lb li-f corps, fe Not man Eddy Relief cor;, th-- Spanish War Veterans and the Woman's auxiliary wili attend this .-eri e ir a bod'.".

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err. l!v come to the point.

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en A! rah.am. Mr--. Andrews. Mrs. S. E IVibc... k. H. S. Rurd. tt. Da:d Ra'.bl Mrs. R. A. Bird. Mr ' Ce' rg H. Rh rk. Mr. W. O. Rrenner. Mr. J. N. P.ucI s. Ethtl Burton. M. Zzar.tre. Mrs. Elizabeth Olentty. Miss Cothn. Alice Cr , d. bia D.

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end ft" I'Mids for the s'. mpathy -h.'.wn es d r.es a i. 1 .b ath of ou

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the r.ejgh or-" kir dri( -s and urir.g the sickr h' sl ar. d and ah-- for the the ;o-arv S..

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i iety. Mrs. lobar. r.a Wolf and Family Ad.

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Mrs. Miller Guy, C. N. HamJ. V. Ho ig. J. H. Hak erl". J.

Hoo v r." M rs. V. Johnson, Kerner, Mrs.

Hoague. Hetty V. c. E. Ireland. E. Flavia Judd, Mamie

Mrs. Mabel Hawkins C O KKTIKRr7 ZuZ Muth Lf.Htf Bld. Ilnmc WVVI IM I 8:. A ceg:; !-te lice rf faracu Good rerst Inrluir.g aMorr.lail surpiral teitn. trares ani Tre) rubrr girdles

Advance Models in New Fall SuitSr and Dresses

This store is now offcrinosome verv distinctive new fall Suits in Oxford, Barilla, Brand Cloth, Silvertoned Poplins and Serges, Fur and Embroidery sparingly' used. New tendencies in-, troduce the Directoire and'; Empire Styles.

Fashion's Latent Word: Dresses of Satin and

Serge

' i ikt '.vor vi in correct street

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New Fall Stvlcs in Michigan Street Windows

attire is reautiiully expressed in the smart

S.itins anj combinations of Satin and j ere which make the tailored Dresses 3 we have just received so exclusively at- ;i tr-iMiv;- and desirable. A election ot i

handsome models from $10.00 to $25.00, and up.

WATCH US GROW

S. W. Comer Michigan St. and Jeferon Blvd.