South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 64, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 March 1918 — Page 16

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ARGENTINA WILL

Indications Arc That Latin Republic Is on Eve of Radical Change.

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mi j.jili-.-. Th'" o .c r nrn iit no a is Srafirr witSi Anif 1 i ,ni ani Iti'itish 1 i rtloma X-, for tit-.itj- cowrinx m-at -hip:n n!- .-inular to thf rci cntly it.il Convention. The- f,tc in t!i- onijri. ssional '. rtietn -t'-i iiay has not fa-en toiir.t' ii t ut th- I-.i(J rs of Pros't 1 ri-o;. . ti'.- patty say th.it thf pre sio. ft will hi" a ft 1 1 1 1 majority in oner s.

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Willie Ilitfliio, ivlol of the iiht f;ins the world over, is oiip of the many l-oxers who have donned the khaki t teach our hoys the art of handling their fists. Kitehie is shown lure at Camp Lewis teaching a bi rookie how to "put one over."

NEWS FR0PJ1 HERE AND THERE IN MICHIGAN

carrying an old woman down a la el- I of Mrs. Harry VandenIcrK. X. Sixth tier from a window. The building i st. The Urn- will ! spent knitting

MILITARY AUTHORITY IN CITIES NEAR CAMPS

KALAMAZuo. Mich.. March .". 'Utting hl.s throat and stubbing hiinsef ,ver the heart with a penknife.

: Inidley Stuck, IS years old. killed , ; himse lf yesterday at .his father's from i no,m' m TrowbridKe, HO miles northI west of here.

. i a --Ti rn.- Sj .m i.i 1 : I H ITIi. HT. A! i h . Mai It St. iff sp'cial to the- -'ree I'r-

!:.tttle i 'reek reads in pa I t : j '"That coinpIiMc military dictation ; "f eerv civic int'T--t which affects!

!h" militi.y will l... the ultimat"rrs uin not .I. -tiny of Hattie Cn-. k as well a j without suu'ar

otli.r Aiiri'an cities tributary

Ihf belief of rnili-

wlio are infoi rned 1 an'1 t,ie total week's )urchase

of the Washington

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HUI RAriIS Ji- Kapids deal-

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! pound per we t-k for each member

of the family is to le the allowance

must

ie hount at once. Uie cards are ien out ;t tlo- city office.

T " moot b of w ar, time oni I.i I a ti e

hae ba-n ci.m jiile-d as to employed in handling ice-.

-a n ita t ion. price s of commodities i iiol rentals, wand conies that le'is- i iation will be adoptcil with a view i I controlling tlo-se U-stions troin i militar-y sta:id(oint. "Allinii;' th" poWets to be i; i 4 n the military uinb-r the propoyeo law J that of policing itie-. re u,ulatin5 ; eats and prices of pro inler atnl : tod, reuu la t ion of th- truf-j ' in w omen and 1 i j J i ' . and licccs- j sary action to prevent the- spread j f communicable disease. The; provinces of the miüta.ry will take 1 1 r e i e n i t- oer , iic authoi itie-s in , .bit they be 'ufor'd uhei'eVa-r' unal otPaia's mtv b.- lax. i ".be influx 1' oflueis ami tlieir fimilies to Kittle t'teek has raise-d ient to a point which the military: !a : m i - an i e,, .-oria He." i CAMP TAYLOR OFFICER RETURNS FROM FRANCE! 'AMI' ZACIIAKV TAVI'HL Kv. J

March ... Ali.j. Jen. Harry ('. Hale, om ma n d : n.u the slrh division at 'tinp Xach.it v Ta.vlnr. and his thief e f staff. Lhrut. 'ol. Lawrence Hals'eail. have ; ttniied from I'rance W liefe t!ie l;aVe been on an ob- ' ! a'."!i tM;r of iiioi than thre-e mo'iths. ! :-. th;-- i Uli'," !ion th.- interesting o -s-a v a :oii is mob- that a general

TUAVEHSK CITY The Western Mic higan I e eloment bureaus is lurinly holding out the inducements of the state to Texas cattle growers who are ready to change from their southern grazing lands. The' drouths of last season meant that many bono Star herders were forced to sell part of their stock, stone of them at a great los, and the bureau is attempting to get some of them to come northward.

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valued at $:;.0o. and is insur-

and making hospital supplies. Tiiere will be an all day meeting of the b'izar committee of the 1-adies' Aid held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. lYank Hacker. S. Fifth st. Sewing will be

LANS FN' The food admit.. istrators from five states Michigan, Wisconsin. hio. Indiana and Illi

nois, will meet in Chicago Tuesday i the feature of the day. The regular to attempt u solution 3f the surplus I mooting of the aid will be held potato problem. Michigan and Wis- Thursday afternoon at o'clock at cousin have millions of bushels of the home of Mrs. William P.erUh to sell and it is understood some of i Greenlaw n av. Mrs. IL F. Kops

the other states want tt buy. State Food Adnrnistrator Prescott will attend.

RIVER PARK

will assist the hostess.

Mrs. Charles Hunsburger will be hostess to the Flinch club Thursday afternoon at her home on .Mishi-

j waka av. ! Cottage prayer meeting of the ! Methodist Hpiseopal church will be ! held Tuesday evening at the home I of John Taber. -202 Mishawaka av. i and IJurt 'ermican. S. Fighth st.

Willari Krough entertained company of River Tark and South Fend friends Saturday evening it his honif c n S. Tenth st. The guestä numbering -'0 were entertained with music, games and contests. Refreshments in 1-eeping with the food con-s-ervation were served. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Stauffer of Flkh.irt were dinner guests ef

Mr. and Mrs. Fnos day.

BERKiEN SPRINGS, MICH.

FFRRIFN SFRINC.S, March 5. F. F. Garland and Verne Deo were business visitors in the Twin cities Friday. The W. l- M. S. of the Methodist

Staufl'er Sun-! church met Friday afternoon with j"Mrs. V. Harrington.

CADILLAC This city will profit from the proposed extension of the Michigan Fast V: West railroad from Marion to Gladwin. The Jacobs-oil corporation of .Manistee

has obtained the sanction of the i

governor to make the extension, and if the towns along the right of way accede to the support of the branch, it will be built. The M. F. W. would then have a direct route from Manist.e via Gladwin and Finconning. and would have the only trans-Michigan route at the narrowest point of the lower peninsula.

Mrs. A. F. Locker entertained at Mis. Thomas Mar LiOone, with dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Oni'.r her son. Thomas, jr.. of Fenton Rosworth of Coalbuck. ; Harbor, visited her mother, Mrs. .Mrs. C. H. Miers entertained alMaitha A. Taylor, Saturday, number of friends Saturday evening j Tlie Aij society f the Fnited in honor of her husband's birthda v i lrrthren church met Friday in the anniversary. A 7 o'clock dinner was : church parlors for work.

served at a table centered with pinK i roses. Covers were laid for let. Fob f

CM ARL TTi: - L. R. Wtinser of this city, lit-LI man for the wo?so

Sugar company, has already

hat ted for t'.uo acres of beet- in the territory which is tributary to Charlotte and Chester stations. The contra t price is $le. The total acreage the company is contracting fr

is ,. i ac res, and Mr. v onset of 1 ä field men. already has

Iowinij the dinner carus were enjoyed. Pri.es were won by Cleorfro Manard, Mrs. F. Miers, Clayton . Martin and Miss Vivian Martin. j Mrs. K. C. lirowti entertained with 1 a family dinner Sunday honoring j hf r mother. Mrs. Frank Foote of!

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The Afternoon Card club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jame? D. P.oone, with Mrs. Boone and Mrs. H. K. 'rham as hestesses. This ompleted the club meetings for the year and the winning side will entertain the losing side at luncheon In the near future. Medames M. F. Hinkley and W.

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Mrs. F. C. Foote of ! visitors

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out of town guests, j Major Murdoch circle met Thurs-

Mrs. Nancy Conant. who has been llay afternoon in the G. A. R. hall.

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1'iota. of beets territory contra et

There were- about ram acres urdav and Sunday with Mr. and

raised lat year in the same (Mrs. William Rrown. but Mr. Wnnser expects to' a large crowd attended the River for more this year. ! Park M. F. church Sunday night to

witness the dedication of. the serFRAXIvF RT Renae county vice Jlag to the boys in this com-poorhou.-e t ut tied Sunday morning. ! munity. Th" church was decorated The lire started in the attic of the 1 with Mags aiul potted plants. Rev.

Miss the

U dl '!' W is Id .,1 au in detail what .I hive to buv for The second order ü a I. 't he r st e ; 1 ,

main building and the roof was all ablaze when tliscov -i ed. Keeper (!;ivn ReynobN. his family, and the hired help, with IT inmate's, all escaped, several through windows. The piano was the- only thing saved. Keeper Reyrndds was burned on the back from falling coals while

.1. A. Lord delivered an excellent sermon on "The Sec. -ml Crossing." He took for his text .luhna l.r,-i.

The music lonsisted 'beers for the Red. Blue." "Star Spangle

of "Three White and Fanner" !

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NUT MARGARINE Qvoaiuii oil and peanut oil, churned in pasteurized whole milk even the names of the ingredients sound -cod. Hi! not halt as good as KO-KO tastes. You will lv delighted with its flavor and quality, and surprised hy the low priee. Ask your dealer for KO-KO Nut Margarine. Made ry Will G. H. HAMMOND CO., Chicago, 111. The South Bend Creamery Co. -25-3 1 Taylor St., South Bend, Ind. Wholesale Distributors.

I chorus. " The Flag that Has Never Reen Defeated." " Bible Next to my Heart." male piartet. America." by th congregation. Next Suntlav w ill be marked by letter day. Fv ery body is asked to write to the hoys and bring the letters to the church . next Sunday. A three weeks" successful revival meeting at the Church of God c losed Sunday evening. Rev. Riggle returned to bis home at Akron, Ind.. today. Miss Plant, who assiste! Re. Riucb-. returned to her home at 1 1 lmmond. Mrs. Leonard Pipper of Nappanee i In. has been v isiting Mr. and Mr-. H F. Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Joh i J. Sheiy. S: Sixth st. the past week, la turtitd to her home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fdvvard McFa.il and son were Sunday guest- f Mr. an 1 Mrs. Albert Allen. N. Sixth st. 'liarle Woodworth returned to F'.khatt tin morning after a week iid visit with friends here. Mrs. C. F. Dole of Chicago i a ust of Mrs. Charies Keasey. S. seventeenth st. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sackman have re-turned from Knox. Ind.. whe-e they were guests of the latter's sifter. Mrs. Davit! Young. Mr. and Mrs. Laugher. N. Fighth :.. spent Sunday with friends at Walk-rton. Ind. t .vlis Hazel Miller 'f Buchanan. Mich., i a guest of Miss Irene Miller. N. Fighth t. Fred Topping of Niles spent Suitday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Witt. N. Fighth st. Mr. and Mis. 'arl Sackman an 1 family spent Suntlav with friends in Niles. George Harrington has returned fre m fi week's v isit itt Indianapolis. Important business will be div - a-i-ed at the meeting f tlie Chic bib Jo be held, at the ehool house Tuf-day evening and Dr. F. G. 1 "rev er rn ut h of South Bend will :;ie in address. A:i all day meeting of the Twin i City Red Cres auxiliary. No. i will be held Tuesday at tlie home

I joyed and a dainty luncheon served. The comrades of Kilpatrick post ! were in attendance and gave a i number of talks on George Wash- ; ington.

j Mrs. Raymond Perkins and : Coral Av ers were i.itrs in

i Twin cities Saturday. Mrs. Dick Newton was the victim of a genuine surprise party Friday 'vening. The members of i Major Murdot h circle and Kilpatj rick post gathered at the Newton 'home, and walked in unannounced 'much to the surprise of Mr. and Mrs. Newton. It was Mrs New

ton's birthday. After a social hour

jan oyster stew was served. About j 4 0 were present. i The Red 'ros will meet Tuesday afternoon, March with Mr. ' Bert Barnhart. Word of the safe arrival f! Charles P.otham. "somewhere ov er there." ha been received by his i parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. '. P.otham. The letter was written ' Feb. .". and states that he is well, ha ppy a nd busy. Tlie Royal Neighbors will meet with Mrs. John Knight Thursday, March T. and a pot-luck dinner will lie served. Members will leave on ; the 1 1 o'clock car. Mr. and Mrs. I P. Learning of South Fend have rented the Cowing lo ca'un for the summer months. Mr. learning is still engaged in cutting the timber off th1 W. D. Sparks tract which his tirm purchased bit simmer. Mr-. Harriet Pb-e of St. Joseph, who has been a visitor at the hotm of hr daughter, Mrs. G. L. Valentine, has gone to Holly, Mich., to visit her daughter. Mrs. A. U. Gilbert. Mrs. . .'. Penned! and Mrs. J. D. Boon-, will entertain the dun

band at the Fennel! home ! day afternoon, March

Wed n es-

hont swi: cnci:lli:b STAMPS. INDIANAPOLIS. Mar h :. Here's a brand new' war time conservation. "Don't waste time and energy saving .ancelled potage stamps for the American Red Cros. a I visesJames R C-arfiebi. manager of the Like Pi.'ision. which includes Indiana. "Such stamps are if no use to tlie Red Cross-. " he sav -. A rumor was spread the Red Cross could extract the dve from them. It is false.

Patronize the advertiser he is there to serve you.

New s-TInies Sne-ial Servb e: INDIANAPOLIS. March 3 Marion county's roads are too good. Not, all persons who have to travel them this time vf year, especially if they have to use an automeibile pleasure car or truck, agree with that statement, but the board of county commissioners has been to! 1 the roads nre in too good a condition of repair. A lieutenant in the Fnited States army is responsible for the statement that the roads are better than necessary. He jualiiies it by spying "than necessary for my purposes." He is engaged in testing trucks and caterpillar tractors, and ays he needs the worst kind of roads imaginable. He appeared betöre commissioners to answer complaints of farmers that he had damaged roads in the northeast part of the county. The lieutenant admitted his machine may have done some damage to the highway, for which he was sorry, and he would try to have them repaired at government expense. For his purposes the deeper and tstickier the mud the better, he said. Arrangements were made for him to use just certain county highways which it was thought would come near meeting his requirements.

NORTH LIBERTY, IND. March 2. Dennis Stombaugh was home over Sunday from Hinsda' III. Miss Flsie Norris spent this week in South Bend with relatives. Charles and William Hartsough of North Judson were guests of C. L. Worseer and family this week. Mrs. Nicholas Fetzer and Mrs. Jhn Schmelti: went to Kankakee, 111.. Wednesday to visit with Mrs. J. W. Taylor who is seriously ill with erysipelas in a hospital there. C. K. Heims secured the contract Monday for the erection of a large barn for Thomas Houseworth, near Buchanan, Mich. They will begin work on the barn as soon as conditions will permit. Mrs. Jesse Holdermin went to Niles. Mich., Wednesday for two days visit. Darcey Worster, engineer on the cruiser Vermont, came home Wednesday for a few days furlough. The Home Fconomits club will have their meeting on the afternoon of March 7. The patriotic meeting which was to be held tonight at the Methodist church was postponed until next Tuesday evening, March 5. Arthur Rupe returned Friday, from Bartow, Fla., where lie spent the past few weeks. Mrs. Paul Vaunatta of Wolcottville was the guest of Miss Mary Connor, Thursday. Roland Albright returned to P.attle Creek, Mich., Wednesday after two days visit with his mother, west of town. The Mizpah class :' the M. F. church met with Mrs. W. I,. Nelson Thursday with good attendance.

Patronize the advertiser he Is there to serve you.

DOWN AND OUT INSURANCE AGENT COMES BACK He is Now A Live Wire

For a bmg time one of our be.-t local insurance men had been steadily gdng down hill, losing his ambition, disheartened, with no interest in existence, wauried, nervous, no appetite, and generally played out. His family and friends were mikli worried. Doctors whom he consulted advised rest and drugs. both of which iie tried but -with no benebciai effects. j Things ere prelty discouraging j until the division superintendent' struck town and looked him up. j The condition was plain enough.' (lid. Pal" he said. I've got your number sure, what urn need and need badly and lots of it is good old Iron and Phosphate, your i.o.t.i is just craving for it. I can spot the tremble a block off. that pale, anaemic skin, tired sunken dull eye, worried, nervous look, fagged, arid over-worked brain, all show the ex-' haLsted bloil. "Take my advice, get a liox f Phosphated Iron at once and be a live one a'ain. Wasn't I in the same boat myself a Tar ago? Sa. it took right hold ami j

vou could fairly see it putting newlife and ginger in me from the first day. 1 tell you. I know." The agent's wife made a bee line !o the nearest Drug Store and gt

a box and after one week's treat- ,

ment you would not recognize the man. He had full red cheeks, his body and mind were active and he was full of the joy of life, in fact his complete rejuvenation was marvelous. Back on the job everything teem, ed to come his way. Business camo easv and was a pleasure, he wa.s so

full of life and good spirit. Tie j das were short, where before they i had. dragged like wet-k.-. II is res-'

toration was complete. This Is only one of the many cas3 that vou can tind in our own town. Phosphated Iron never .'ails to help any case of this type, for by feeding t.? exhausted circulation with 1U normal food. namely. Iron and phosphates you strengthen the nerves, relieve restlessness, restore the normal functions and that heritace of health which is yours byright, and without which vou are a burden to yourself and family. Try it today. Don't wait. Special Notice To insure physicians and their patients getting the genuine Phosphated Iron we put up in capsules only, so do not allow dealers to substitute any pills or tablets. Wettick's druggists. Conn.

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At Our Fashion Show Wednesday, March 6th, 1918 Suits, Coats, Dresses, Costumes, Millinery and a general Spring opening ihrouhout the store. Messiclzs Orchestra

and Living Models, 2 P. M. to 5 P. M.

You are cordiallv invited to attend.

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S. W. Corner Michigan Street and Jefferson Blvd.

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