South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 343, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 December 1917 — Page 3

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The diro to make a credit entry cn "le war I !.; er un ";jristii;as. K'lT, has r 1 1 ! t 'I in a leehi.e .f industry at the h'-i.qii.irtr.s of the v.ar savings conunitt-e f()1- Indian i, in the Oliver block, ill N Mai.t tl. While furniture nifji are ur.h.adir. the equipment for ii-hl oh' ice reonvs, telephone m- n an- strini-iri-: intrumt'nt.s, carp t men i.iaki.-i' and laying carpets, the iitat! garters staff is working lik.- Ic.r.i'is to pt 'he state organization rady f'.r th 'penins of the var s.i im-ts ram- ; air;n Monday. D c. 10. Yuiicm Offer AKt.iiuc. Member: of the Women's Dining lah have offered th'ir scr.if '.! to the committer as teno-raph rs and ty i-i.t, and th ffer was gladly accepted. The ladies will on duty at once, ami will aid materiallv in iM-ttirnt the organization ;n workin, order. There are thousands of Inters to he written to ma nufarturers employing more than II"" persons, t" county school superintendent--, to newspaper editors and to county nrricultural agents, am! th rm-m-h-rs nf the Dining cluh will as-ist in irettint; these fetters written. It was oriirinally planned the rampaUn should ho opened in January. I'ut suddenly the idea was conceived anions: the national directors in Wahinton that whn Old .:-int Nick visited the country Dee. 27, he should make a record which wouhi make it indeed ;t merry Christmas h -pite thr war. If America could he started on her conversion from a spendthrift to a thrifty nation on Christmas, r.17, there would 1 .o another Item to be m.'rk'd up on the credit side of the ledger when the Irst'Ty or the rrit war should h written. Aliinc 0M'n'ii' Ihit. A" a result the opening d i'o of rhr war savin--" campaign was shov. ed up from January to Deeemher.

ll caught the various st.te commit-' ter- unprepared, hut if val'ant ef- 1 ffuts on the part of the conim'tteemen and hadquar' ers staff will do it, the Indiana organization eliere it will he ready and off when the gun ( raeks Dt. If. Tli" nriraniation of the state was completed today, although noi-c of al! the officers for the small suh,1 i i.sions h-ol not reached licnl.ni.irters. Tlie appointment of the rnmittee at larre wis announeed Frila. The district chairman were cf'o-en and n:.m'd and in nearlv i I'crv instance th- i-nnntv ch i'r-en i .d i.een in turn reported by the .(i I rli t chairmen. WILL UNFURL FLAG IN HONOR OF SOLDIERS OF ST. PATRICK'S PARISH s.oday mornin: : s t exercises of a ill lie held at St. after tlv 7:" 0 a. patriotic nature . Patrick's church. Name society anil Vincent de Paul dv communion in Th" Senior Holy Society of S? v. Iii ii ppro.i' h li' a body at th.it mass for the intention ot the "bo.-" who have gone to th' front. NV.uly all the voan-r .-oMiers of th.1 parish are members of cm ;-r both of thr.-e organi.a-tio.i.-. Th.e pro-ram naturally divideitself into three parts the religious, the patriotic, and the social. The iirst of which will take place in the church: the second at the llag pole: the third in the -t'blioj aunt. I'IKK.KAM. Part I St. Patrick fluni h. I S.-rmoii. r.!e-.-ing of the l-'iair. K 11 of Honor 'all. IT Names Tb- k, v. John 1 OeCroote. C. S. ( o;!'niating. .'.--The Star Spaimb-d i .. .. , - looti, 'origregatiori ir.ging Uule. Liarionet ami orran accompariiment. Part 11 st. Patrick, (.round-. i Pia.cc--ion to the I"!ag Pde. l'lag i.ear rs 1'oy Scouts Ma.-ters S. Kiani. U. Portier, p. v., Kelly. "Y. La".i:enl alim. I v. I C I e .ill t . 1 1 ' s im.m.ui, ,;i . j Addr ss . . . W lb-am A. M lncrny 4. rnfurling the Flag ...John I'lit-er. 'iil war vetcr.ui ;,r in St. Patrick'- Auditorium. 1 -Frc;;kf.i-t to the m rubers of the -oeieties of the Holy Name and of St. Vincent de Paul. Ho-t-esses. the ladies of the paii.-h. . Ad.'.rtss Prof J. M. roney .:. -Patriotic Musical Sea-.-tiotts. . Knights of ( 'olumbiis Messrs Charles Mcv'an'cv. Fdward ("Keofe. Juüu-- S:pot. L- U;s I harm on. 4. Reading of tile : u a r t -rl v report of the St. Vine. -t .'.e Pa'd society Wo'ham P. Puioy The ervjce t!a u t- Icn.ite l b the Children of Mary. Liter a slab will be placed in the es-tibu'.e of the church to remind th" worshipers to prav for th.e "ho- or'' hoys i f Sr. Patrick': pan-h that th.y m r. ie a good account ff th.em-.!t-in their country's need and come home crowned with victory. i:i.riTi:i (ommamu i:. Mrs. Clara L'nu.d was h- , iies' commardvr at a meeting of S.-hiller rei' v.-, No. l, W . T. M. :n Hf.lr.un hall 1'ridiy e". viKig. Mr-. Joh.tr.nj, I'rucgncr 'a as. :r.a '.e lieutenant commander; Mrs. Lc:i K:r.s. it corr.rr.ar.ier; Mrs Anna Schnckr. cha; lain; Mrs. Carrie Heinrr.an. S-hlaurke. record keeper; Mrs. Clara ::ar.ance auditor; M: Clara Coi:p. lidv at arrr.-j; Mr-- Lotti-i Jnrrer.' en. ? "-r.-'e .r.t; Mrs Joh -r.r.a -ntii.el . Mrs. ::o-.t .-' : The newly t-It ctej :. rs w.i

A - fa.-t as statio:.ery wa-: received fi -.m the printer t mpl-te 1 tail of !h ' i - i i.iation were nt to c ery I ?r;t ar.d co :nty chairman; every j.'it a irr;'' ultaral aent; e v :-- . i t t y arid city superintendent. Occasionally the inal ility to cet sup-

Pit of s fa .st e!iou.'h uei.ti ej dpai.C.'l lr.iormation. Ihisy .Men Tneidritally thr itt. is ddi'-dit-v. hich the hu -ie--t hl Ta-k. executive com -i j t he u ay in t::":i of the state lne ti th- treat d forward and taken u; task f.f Lrarncrin.: in the penni'--, nickels, dim' so that tii" America and art rs soldiers ana sail lis m.'1' w a tr" met: d(.us hatt! :i( '. -'-fully th for democracy arid fr e.lorn of the world. "Not one man who has h en ap- , freached has declined to act. Kvery j man. no matter how 1 uy he was. ; has seonwd to he thorouchly aweko to th-- act that if Ai erica is to wiri thi war everyon' must put his! shoulder to th w h el and do his I part in the effort. " said State Di- ! rector Joseph D. Oliver last nicht. "I realise fullv the hand;cap the j ori'.-i vy t ion is working utmPt, in its r:i' e n"ainst time. 1 , 1 1 1 I am confident that Indiana is croin to iret off riht when the am?ai"n op--ns and that the Hoocier s- hoid hoy and school '.r' is j-roint to make a national record." M'V'dri'jr at 1 n l'iin iwilU. On- f the most important of the pianv mee- to he held in Ind'ararioTs l wek, Iec. 1" and 11. will he t Ii i t of the w:t sivini's comrn'ttee for Ind'ana whose iri-.-an-tic crTa''rn to ra'-- jr.s.orin.nno in tl i: sato hy means of mill savings Pa-- 1"-t hern put lirtrler wav. This mee'jn will he held at 10 o'clock I'V'iv, Pro. 11. in the narlor. on the tenth t'oor rf the Knights nf pvthiis hujld'ncr. Tlie program for th- meeting has horn piven out ns fo'loxus 1 Dxp';n-,t)on of the p,,rno-e rnd I statement of the ydan of orania'on hy .To--enh Ti Oliver, state director. yourh T'end. 2. (Irerni d'sens-ainn. led by T'-ank K. TTerintr. secretary- of th3 e:rcuti'e ronr,,,itee. OiintiorrT'rf. i. Short nddresces by district rln ! r n e n . .mopT those from South Pend wlio wl'l nttend the mretin wi'l bo J !". Oliv.r. Fran't K. T'eHnc. Romo C. Shepson, F. L. Simp. Tt. M. t?nubin-on rnd AV. K. Lamport vry probably others will also atI tend. PLEADS wot G'MLTY TO GRAND LARCENY Charles D. Woohman, charged by ITass Koszewski with the theft of an automobile in 1? Iß, pleaded not guilty to a charge of grand larceny when arraigned in city court Saturday morning. Tbmd was fixed at $'00. and the case was s-t for next Tuesday. Steven Pappas, charged with issuing a fraudulent check, pleaded not Kuilty, and furnished $200 bond tr. insure his appearance in court Pec. 1L The affidavit is signed by William Mitrakos. who claims that I app.ts gave him a check for which was not paid. Fred Andrews, admitting that he had sold goods without a license, was told to procure a license at once, and the case was continued until Monday, at which time it will b, disunited if Andrews has complied with the order of the court. The cas- of child desertion against Stanley Antkowski was dismissed upon motion of the prosecutor. n rT 1 1 n m n rnrui oroniftm nciuniMd rnuivi dLdOlupj OF FOREST PRODUCT MEN J. A. C.raf from Madison. returned yesterday Wis., where he aterded a confereuce at the I'nitel it. s forest product laboratories. reports great prorrecs having cn made in the u-e of eneer and veuetabh' uhie for airplane construct ion. K.O.T.M. ELECTS OFFICERS A ! i-ines tcr.t. No. 1, K. O. T. M.. was held Friday oer.ing in the lodge hall. Matti-- Kosinski and Ken p. (1 raves were initiated into the order in regular form by the Mishawaka degree Nam. following which otfu-ers were th- ted. with the following results: I.o.;:s F.er-'er. corr.mai.d.-r; Paul K'nrvr. li'-itena r.t corn ma mir r ; Sam1.1 K. Th.on-.as. record keeper; K1v.ird Stri ..T. finance keep, r; A. II. i 1 :n . ch i plain ; Jo Pe rrv. sorictr.t: J.din (M'T, W ilham !- man, are,-; Wilham P. taa -1 r of -. v?:;- ; p t 1 : ( ico;- :e au I. !r;i:.', tru-fe... . m a-tt r at arms; frst master of j V. w a ri second , ....u.Mver. son - rket and A. H. ; lli.im E. Craves 1 . 1 '.v.n pr -is reporter. APPEARS IM RECITAL Mi.-s foreTefi! Ni"ho's appired heir em' cr of he be sinners' f t?.e South I'e-id Conservan ro'-'ta! Suurdiv afternoon Her f.rst group of numbers cons'stel of cwr Grace' "Fa'r' Focrst-Ts" by "MflPvly cf Ix)ve" tv ly Fester; Farrar, atd En'.err.ann.. i GoM'.r." 1 e v Ma: d.:d. V .1 hy Spauldir.c. erond roup trorram a Yeaj v r j lev M 1 teere and III

IU-cker. who will appearance before t .South lend audi nee as directo: a". 1 ! i'io" of the Not re I'ame Clle' 'duh at th- annual concert in th'. oHer theater W'edne-d iy niht. h si i-r.t ti lif.-time ;n the study of in sic previous to corning to .VotrDame last 'ptmi er as dean of the j new department vZ inusie. He was -1 e Ar;'1 i '... ,f5.. nr r' JOHN .T. liKClvTTn. a pupil of such masters as Von Fielitz, then director of the Stearn Conservatory ' of Music, and now conductor of the Iloyal opera in Diepsiz; (f Gulli. the rcat Italian mas ter, at liome: of Carl Dusch, the j w,n.known oondüctor and composer if lv.nsi fifv nnfl n fMilimtp tm- , .. (if K-,.,r fnrmnPtv i.i i of the Cincinnati Conservatory of M i. sic. Prof. Pecker is bent on building up the musical department at Notre Dame and hopes eventually to iH'Vi .op a plan similar to trie ones; in vogue at oxiord and other geat I- n-Hsh universities. He has already established separate courses for hose who wish to follow music as la profession and for those who wish to follow It merely for cultural purposes. The professor has cooperated with the governing hoard of the rilee club this year and an organization has been moulded together that compares favorably with the ones of ante-bellum times. KNITTING It's a flood Way to Pass the Time in Jail At I.ca-t This Woman Thinks So. Instead of the proverbial occupations for prisoners, knitting has been substituted, in one instance at least, at the county jail. Mrs. Rmelie Ruysee. awaiting trial on. a charge of intoxication, has been occupied in making various articles for the soldiers, under direction of Sheriff Matron per.well. In city court Saturday morning Mrs. Ruysee was fotind guilty of the charge, and is held at the jail until her husband arrives from a town in northern Michigan. Meanwhile, she will continue to knit, she says. iv cni.oitri) nun rs. Th.e Allen League society of Mt. Olivft A. M. K. church have made all preparations to entertain a large audience at the p'ay entitled "The Slat Town District Convention." t which will be given at the church next Tuesday evening, Dec. 11. This society will give a series of entertainments this winter for the church. The public is invited. The O. IX T. club met at the home of Mrs. Alice Rnglish on Ohio st., last Friday afternoon. After the business session dainty refreshments were served. Ten members were present. The club will meet with Mrs. Rlizabeth Fears next Friday nfte-poon. The Soracis club will meet at the home of Mrs. Alice Smith. IN. St. Louis blvd.. next Wednesday afternoon. Services at Olivet A. M. K. church Sunday morninc and evening will be very interesting and conducted by the pistor. A. T. Readdirg. Christian Rndeavor at 0:4T p. m. Fveryone is cordially invited to these services. The Lichtfont Co.. No. 21. V. H. K. P.. will give their military' ball

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Tuesday exeninu'. I -. 2'. at Amer-j thir parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Troxir:in hall. All plans are leincr made, i. south of Napiance.

for a crard the military drill interesting feature .,, . , the rmst o t,w l,,a,rni;u1i :in Capt. Henry Hill, W. r. Mahonc. j'.onr Mrs William Thatcher is imnr-v !r: after an illness of several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Whi'n.y left f. t'e!r home in Chicago after a el ' Mr-. i-it hee w ith fr'ends. Jr.a Ihir 'e! is still eriouclv ill at the home of her parents on X. Hill t. Mrs. Lu-'incia Sne'.Ür.c: is ah!e to be out after ar. illness of four weeks. wttii iirncir or jnvrs. Gorse Wert2. SC 3 N. Michigan t.. who has teen employed at Akron. O.. for th-- past two months has accepted a position with the oure.iu of mine- at the American university department r Washington, D. C

They weren't very busy at the Red ..:os.- roras caturday morning liiduw tho place had a sort of in unsettled" look ahout tt; an at o.-phere hun about th:- place that ,-.cstcd not enough furniture, and hammerini? out in one of the IOC rooms bespoke new slielves

! More than a week a:;o it was thought that thr- huildin; was ready for occupation tut somehow the ho-pitai suppkis department which is on th lirst floor seem to have been unable to j;et thins Koiru jast ri.ht. And it certain!) is not because the i:ae-n't h:en "'tending to husiness," hut rather, a collection of difficulties which have made it impossible for tiuni to p:et settled. Nccl Tables anil Chairs. The hi'-test difficulty is that they ned chairs and tables. Nice long work tables so that the women who work there in the sewing auxiliaries ran have plenty of room in which to work. Then in the office thej nee r desk. They started out brave as o regiment with a kitchen table (and a little one at that) for their official dek for the "business" of the office hut they had to qive it up for therv was need of a table in th swiik: rooms. The office equipmenr now i a dozen soda water chairs the tel"phone and the hook and a funny st-ip of linoleum around the cr.rice . here th' rue: used to he when there were otliPr occupants in the buildincr. They will welcome any kind of a lcsk, old-fashioned or r.f w-fashioned. just so it will answt the purpose of a desk and th'. work tables must he obtained somewhere and the most advisable way of -jettinc: them is to have somebody i fish down in their basements or up in their attics and bring forth the articles. Kn'ttcrs and Sowers Itiiy. The knitting and the sewing work t going along very nicely but it seems that it has been a little slow dvriner the last week. This wes due. j no doubt, to the very many other things that were taking up the time and attention of the people. A little doubt seems to evst concerning the sewing work. There is no work that can be lot in'o the home?. The Red Crops rhapter prefers to have the work done within the Red Cross building for there are sewing auxiliaries meeting In the sewing rooms RIVER PARK The Rlue Rird club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jud Menter, N. Seventh -ct. After the business session the time was spent with needlework". Luncheon was served. The club will hold their annual Christmas party Friday, Dec. 21, at the home of Mrs. Jacob Zerbe on N. Eighth st, A well attended meeting of the local Red Cross auxiliary was held Friday afternoon in the kindergarten room of the school. It was decided that the afternoon class would not meet again until Friday, Jan. 4. The evening class will meet Friday, Dec. 14. at 7:30 o'clock in the sewing room of the school. Mrs. M. Miller was hostess at a (i o'clock dinner Friday evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard of Terre Ilaute. Ind. The guests numbered 15. The table decorations were pink roses. The members of the Rlue Rird club entertained their husbands with an oyster supper yesterday at the home of Mrs. J. Menter. Covers were laid for IS. Yellow chrysanthemums and ferns were used in the decorations. After the supper a program of instrumental and vocal music was rendered by Mesdameri Frank P.oggs, Jacob Zcrbo and I). Myers The Ladie ics- AM society of the M. w ill hold their annual ba - L church zar and supper in the basement of the church Tuesday afternoon and evening. All kinds of aprons, handkerchiefs and fancy articles will be for sale. Supper will be served from 5 to 7 o'clock. Mrs. S. I. Gleason, S. Twelfth st.. ; entertained a company of friends Friday evening, complimenting Mrs. Charles Motlitt of Hillings, Mont. Other guests were Mrs. Clem Rills, Mrs. William Potz. Miss Ress Kuesof pert and Miss Hazel Caster, all South Rend. Lewis Tro.xel, who returned Mon day from a six months' trip in thewest and . anada. and has neen cue.st of his aunt, Mrs. Enir t.iUf1 fer. Seventh st., has left for Nappanee. Ind., where he expects to i !iif"t his brother, Otis Troxel of I'lttburg. Va., when thy will visit j Mi rt lila Lockf-r of Elkhart is h'-ro for a two weeks visit with i -Mrs. A. I Eocker, N. Eighth st. ! M"."1. J. K- Fmith has j;or.e to Michigan City, where she will be the -;uest of relatives until after the 1 J holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fotenhacher j novel from the i eterson home on 1 I'ifth st. to the Willi ir I Dire proj erty on N. Sixth j-t. Saturday. ! Charles and Wilhur Darker enter rained their Sunday school c'a-s at heir home on S. Fifth st. Music . ar.'t games reaturea tne evening. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dice have returned to Chicago after a visit with relatives here.

Mrs. Pe Witt ?hmk. who has natural from the superratural. It teen in St. Joseph hospital several i. j?Ji Pr Eddy has teen ueressweeks, heins treated for typhoid fe- ful in Hufaln. T.itade'phia and

vr, has l(( removed to her home, Mi.x Chiudine Ault, daughter of

eery afternoon of the week. It is urged that ail workers who can. bring th-ir own apror.s. Ther are a number of aprons pro.ided y the lied Cros but there are :.a. enough for all of the ladies anü it . hard to manage one apron for tv. people. arn Supply Itatlier Low.

The Ked Cross receiving room is open on Monday afternoor.s trum 2 'clack until 4 : :j 0 and the ysrn room is open on Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 2 o'clock until 4:;,'.i o'clock. The yarn supply is not very eiuoaraging just at present. Hou . cwT, they are letting out every bit that they can get their hands o find the people from all parts of thecity arc working just as hard as the p -.-sihly can. The situation of scuring other materials for the It Cross work is just as critical as i; the yarn department. It seems al most impossible to get the right kin-t of materials as fast as hey need the mand every day reports are coming in that the soldiers are cold and need blankets and sweaters and the warm things and then from oerseas comes the plea for the surcical dressings. The women in thSouth Pend lied Cross work are at it night and day and they are turning out a most creditable lot of sup plica. Their surgical dressings are sterile and white enough to -care a whole regiment of germs out of their wits and their knitting thing and their hosp'tal garments are a joy to behold. One almost wpnts to bo sick and get to wear some of the "hospital duds." Student Carpenters Help. ?ttulonts from the manual train i'v department of the high school come down to the Red Cross building two or three times a week and do the "carpenter work" about the buMding. The following auxiliaries will meet at the building to work during the week: On Monday, T-inccln, No. 2 and Kanna Kappa Gamma, No. 10 on Tuesday, English Lutheran, No r,.9. and Retsy Ross; on Wednesday, Decker, No. 50, and Rotary, No. 12: and on Wednesday nicht, the First Christian church auxiliary: on Thursday. K. W.. No. 20, and Shakespeare, No. 22: on Fr'dav, Temple Rcth-Fl. No. 7, and South Rind Woman's; club, No. 6. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Ault, i ill with pneumonia and appendicitis. Mis Mary Read is spending the week end with friends at Indianapolis and Franklin. Ind. at Tin: cnrncinoN. Methodist Kpisoopal, Seventh st., south of Mishawaka av. Rev. A. Lord, pastor. Sunday school at 0 :."! a. m. Frank K. Wolfe, superintendent. Morning worship, 10:43 a m. Subject, "Fashioned by God." Anthem, "Praise Thy God. Ö Zion." K. O. Clare. Ladies' quartet (selected). Epworth league at 6:. 10 p. m. Miss Clela Anderson, president. Treaching by the pastor at 7:10 p. m. Subject, "Enduring Hardness." Mezzo soprano solo, "My Task," by R. L. Ash ford, Mrs. J. A. Lord Prayer and praise meeting Wednesday evening at 7:.,0 o'clock. Leader. John I. Seyrnore. Junior league Friday afternoon at 3:4.". Mrs. C. Ream, superintendent. Choir practice Friday evening at 7:45. C. S. Houk. director. Miss Elsie Kops, orga nist. Free Methodist, Fourteenth and Vine sts. Rev. Ti. F. Hitchcok. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. L. F. Wolf, superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. by the pastor. Young People's meeting at fi p. rn. Preaching at 7 p. m. by Mrs. O. E. Gates of Mishawaka. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening. Class meeting Thursday evening. The P.'ble students will meet Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Demayes', N. Eighth st. PURDUE GRADS PLAN . IU AIL) UIMIUN bUILUIiMU Members of the Northern Indiana Purdue Alumni association recalled the good old college days Saturday night at the Y. M. C. A. when the were addressed by Prof. A. C. Alford. mathematics, of the University and Prof. J. M. Hoffman, mechanics, showed several lantern slides and moving pictures of the campus, illustratin the growth of the insti tution. Prof. Hoffman explained and showed the 'reat crowth of the unii ersity in the past 15 years. About C5 graduates were present.. The purpose of th- meeting was to interest the local alumni, of which there are ahout 200. in the , building of students union building etc., and including a coliseum to vat f'MO according to existir.g plans. "fficers of the assoriation wer, elected as follows: Farmer McFarland. president: L. H. McKenzie. v'ce-presider.t, and Ray Cimrncrman, secretary and treasurer. AT OMVCR TOMfdlT Skentics and bel'ovcrs in sniritn.il:sm will have an opportunity to witness a seance at the Oliver theater thw ev?r.lr.z. With all lis-ht up Dr Fdly, an exponent of occult science, will rrrke a r.'jmW of iemorstra t!or, that a r nnvn'ainh! oTcnt i or. the theory that spiritualism ex-' and that there are w?.-s of pass- j I ir-.c hehind th. veil that divides the other larre easfrn cities in stratinsr his unusual p'u-,'r d-- mon

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