South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 119, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 April 1918 — Page 2

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R LIBERTY LOAN Subscriptions to Liberty Loan Made at Liberty Sunday Observance Yesterday. A" a result of 1 1 - r. !imt a t ion oT l.ii--rt Sun-lay in t!i- (ah;i tlrmlu in .St. J'-jh minty yesterday, a total of $ll"0 was i'.ribl for 1,11'rty "in h'nd.-; in tv, o of th-se hurr -h ', acrordin;; to th" report r' ''i fl y I ; 1 1 h r P. J. Carroll, pastor of St. .Joseph chun-h, who represents the .ithIu.s on th-1-iW-rty loan ronirnittce. Th' reports from th other chuiclics in the cfiiinty y i ,f m:i!- e ir'y this Jn all of tho .ith'iic hurt lies the p.istor- urj-'ed thejr parHhionrrs to buy Liberty lunula, and nin-jnittr-s from tin- fnxrz ation wr' Mationed in th h.tlls anl r-orridors adjoining the churche. following the maw rervices, to rercie conti i- ! u t i o n . . Rev. William A. Hol-er of Notre lann- unicrsity t'.ivo a patriotic rinnn at the St. Joseph church at tho 1::;0 rna-, while the p.i.stor. Rev. P. .1. Carroll- talked the purchase of lonlv at tho earlier masses. I'.tv. William A. Minnick, aetinc: pastor of St. Patrick'? ch'in h. preached at all the m;is.Ms uigin th prop! to miy bonds. Father Carroll stated Sunday nlht that he expected more than J IS. 000 to be subscribed by th' Calholic churches when the otThiil reports come in. This doe not inlüde tho subscriptions taken by the Catholie committee during tho p:tst wo weeks, but only the result of the mIp Sunday. In an interview last nipht, l'.ither Carroll expressed himself as pleased heyend all words by tho excellent hhowinff may by St. Joseph's and St. 1'atrick'f parishes yesterday, and that it establishes a fjood criterion for the other churches which will report to him. With these two churches showing i;o-d results. h has hih hopes that the others will do a well or bettor. For thr overworked business or rociety woman the Medicated Live Me am Piths are the best body builder and tonic known. They should bo taken once a week to remove the morbific products and decomposed wastes which excite disorder, and. if not expelled, from the j-ystem tend to become active poisons which produce nervousness, hlph b!ood pressure, etc. These bathwill make you fe.-l better. even though you are well. Try one by calling1 Z?.Q9 Pell for an appointment at The Kureka Path Parlor. 21 S W. Jefferson Mvd. Adv. Grandma Talks About Babies 1U Urgi CircUof LUtenersWboProf It by Her WUdoin and Experience In alraott inj community there Is a rraadtB bo kncwi Mother' Friend. Not anlf la lb remin'acent of her own expertace. but It m through br rfeorainenJ ilon that po many expectant mothers rted the comfort and blesir j of this famous re aedy. Mother Friand ! an eiternul application prepared especially for eipectant mother! after tie foricu! of a note. I family phyltln. It certalr.lr fcai a wen lerful fff-ct In re!2e!Bf tension oroucM bout bv expandingBiuscles. and Is a mot cratrfu! erurayomer.t to the woman awaiting tnothr r!ocKt. Tbe action cf Mother's Krlnd rcakes tha mrtclaa fre. pliant and repwnive. When oaby arrirea they expand ea-sHi. nn l paia ind danffr at tl.t crisis Ii r.it'it?l!j- U. Strain tipon th nerres an 1 l!iinfnti t lessened and In p'aco rf a pr!od of d .-ora-fort and cocscquert dreaJ. it U a scx-ca of raM rrpo and happy ar.tiHpation. Mother' Fr'end enables ti nirther to preierre her health and natural crace ar, 1 he rrm3!r.s a prettv m-thrr br h.ivir. rlded the pain ar.d r:tTer!nc b!ch more rten thin otherwise aroirr.p-Tiics such an xcai'on h-n riture la unildrd. Wr tpthe Prflfle'.d Rerul.it r r Co., :.ni3' V.'.dr., Atlanta. C.i.. f. r telr "Mothrl ord Iliil," t y a!.:a-'.e to ripe'.t-.::t nioth;ra, end in the rrri.itire ! not tv any ?:nr fsll to purih-ie a trttJe ff M thfr'a Krif.id from the dfMjrTM v v. fort if r jcure!f arairt pvn anil i'!n T.',.rt. Mrtht r a "r!end huM V arP-i-'d r..;l.t and lom'r.f w.th ti e utu;r5t 1 1 pu'.u it . finr rnn nun 11 1 ittai n riNt m mmmim Musterole Loosens Up Those Stiff Joints Drives Out Pain You'll know why thousands u?e ?.fustero!c once you experience the glad relief it gives. Get a jar at once frcm the nearest drug store. It is a clean, white oir.t ment, made with the oil cf mt:stard. Better than a mustard plaster ar.d doe3 rot blister. Brinps ease and comfort tvhile it is being rubbed cn ! Musterole is recommended by many doctors and nurses. Millicnscf jars ar2 ticed annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff reck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu xnatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or faints, sprains, sere muscles, fcnses, chilblains, frosted feet, eclds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 20c and COc jars; hospital sire 52.5a

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'lrrj one -hould rc;i(l tlu Trank II. SimomU wur editorial-., ! l iI in Tin .N'cw--liiin-s. I, lout. Wilui. an army haplain from ('simp Crpnt, addn-sln 1 1 - I.ib-rt loan n-in at 1 1 ir 1 i 1 1 -lid Saturday nibt. iMirin tlto -iir-M of Iii -I Ii laout. Wil-oii took oi a--ioii lo refer i I h Siinonds oditoriaU and urcd that they diouM Ih- n ail bv all. EWISH PEOPLE ARE 1DQ PERCENT They Add $3,450 to Liberty Loan Subscription Sunday Night. Three hundred Jewish men and women assembled Sunday nis:ht in the P'.N'ai Israel ssynagoue. Willi. im st., under the auspices of the P'Xai Hrith society, in patriotic demonstration of the third Liberty loan. The- meeting was presided over by Deputy Pros. Sam P. Schwartz, who introduced Philip P. Piegstone. associate justice of the probate court of Cook county, III., and Pabbi Julius Leihert of Temple IJeth-Ll, as the speakers of the evening. Judge Pregstone, in a stirring address, emphasized the necessity and duty of the most liberal support toward the Liberty loan, and at the conelu.-ion of the meeting every person who had not already subscribed, took advantage of the present opportunity to subscribe. The result was the purchase of $3,400 worth of bonds. Ira Ciralski, chairman of the Jewish soliciting committee, reports that the Jewish people of South Pend are now lo percent on Liberty bonds. Mr. Ciralski was assisted in his work by Pavid Hurwich, Isidore Moran, Max Hurwich, Z. Dekelbaum and Sam (Jilbert. Soldiers' Letters Dcir Mother and Iad: I!uHinio is about here and novorthfkss I diall liurn u little overtime oil. In civilian life vc burned midnight oil but now I am satisfied t oturn in not later than 9:;!0 tdnce tirt call comes at 5:o0, -which is about two" hours earlier than when at hjfife.' There is no Ute waiting either, after the tirst calls sound, because if a fellow misses reveille, he is punished by petting pomo extra duty such as kitchen police or fatigue. Very often I would Rive a frreat deal to slrp just a few more minutes, hut there is no use so up T come with thoughts of how easyit" was at home. I tUT from you are coming in tim- style and keep me well posted on your welfare. Your tales about the youngsters are really amiisins and i.rin? forth many a yood Iauph. Tlu ie was ine sentence in Herman's letter which struck me as funny and that was, '"Hick hasn't written you for some time, and I don't suppose he will until you return from the war." He was wronc, T am M)i ry to say. hut wish he wasn't, because ;i letter from Hick was in the same mail. I am not at all ungrateful for Hick's letter, but if Herman was rUht I would have been at Imme. This evening was spent at a boxin? exhibition at the V. M. C. A., which was of the same hih standard that is usually seen at this institution's huts. They are due praise from the parents of soldiers, and whenever they have the opportunity to l.oot, let them do -o with all their micht. When this war comes to a victorious (dose those who hae donated to the upkeep of ?hi- urand establishment -an have no ri';rri but have logical reasons to iej'i.( for- they did a great servil e. It ;s impossible for our entire population to be on active service in France, so some must d:sp!a their true character and patr:u!Mi. and sipportiru the Y. M. . A. in the Id is one of the best !!lel !l('d. In cii' "ludmir please accept my heartiest thinks for your splendid .ciion m keeping me happy. I as- ' m ou that ' shall nt do any",!i.i:u that woulil reflect on your ";s iu me. I am. our son. ot;i I "HANK miHARPT. Olst Aero Squadron. .'..'.encan Hxpedit icnary Force-. Written to Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Fih.tdt. S.die f. Tin: iost or srsiiiNi: In the Lome and otr.ee is but a trit'e when, you consider that hap- . ir,e-s and cood wl'.l may easily he .ov.oted .y the gift cf an occa--.or.il b, or bouquet of cut flowers. Try it once n week and watch the .r. WlüiMr? Co., Flrrlsts 13S Michigan st. Hor.-.e phone 2227. Reil phone 7!. Advt. will rnvriM'i: dim-lav. FiT-m th fact tb.it so many !.::- f.'.-s M.e"! as We'd a Ofbe;. could : '! ntt' i'i! o.'r formal opemr..: Satw . ill (o::t'.n-.;e it today. ' r. ir... :;:;r op-.ui to:::;!it. The t'.oral fa: '. et)..-: v! . o r a 1 1 o : . s will be kept ,i: !tit and .: (ordi.il invitation is t t n.ied to ail. Advt.

Ill HURLEY

TO SPEAK HERE Shipping Board Head and Justice Craig at Notre Dame Commencement. Fdward N. Hurley, chairman of the Fnited States shipping board, and the Hon. 'harlcs C Craig, chief justice of the Illinois supreme court, will be the principal speakers at the annual commencement exercises at Notre Panic university beginning June X. In arranging the "program for the annual event, the Very Kev. Dr. John Cavanauprh, C. S. C, president of the institution, succeeded in petting two seakers of national repute for the occasion, l'.oth frpeakers. Mr. Hurley and Justice (,'raig, liave won distinction In their work in the interest of the government. The chief feature of the annual exercises will be the presentation to th Irish museum at Notre Dame of a pen usM by Pres't Wilson In sisninp a bill authorizing the erection of a monument in commemoration of the Kennedy Nuns who volunteered thdr services as nurses during the t.'ivT. war. The presentation will be ma-fo by Mrs. Ryan Joliy of Providence, K. I., past president of the Ladies' auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, in memory of her deceased son, who attended Notre Dame. The annual alumni reunion and the Alumni-Varsity baseball game on Monday, June 10, will bring together stars of the national pastime who, durinp their attendance at Notre Dame, have established excellent records on the baseball teams. The program as announced by Dr. CavanauRh is: Saturday Kvenliur, Juno 8. Presentation to the Irish museum of a pen used by Pres't Wilson in signing bill for the erection of a monument in Washington in commemrnoration of the Nuns who volunteered their services as nurses, during the Civil war. Address Hon. Charles C. Craig, Chief Justice of Illinois Court. Sunday Morning, July t). Mass celebrated by the Rt, Rev. Herman J. Alerding of Fort Wayne. Ind. Sermon Rev. Dr. Peter L Rlessing of Providence. R. I. Dedication of Senior. Fla?. Alumni Reunion. Monday Morning, .Tune 10, Requiem Mass for Deceased Alumni. Monday Afternoon. Bachelor Orations. .Washington Hall Alumni-Varsity Raseball Game. . Cartier Field Monday Ku'iiinir. CommiMMi'iiicnt Program. Address Mr. Kdward N. Hurley, Chairman U. S. Shipping Hoard. SOUTH BEND GERMAN SOCIETY BUYS BONDS Deutschere l'ortbildings Verein, the newest flerman society in frsouth Rend who built an $1S,000 club-house two years ago announced last night through its president. John Muszer. that $1,300 had been subscribed to the third Liberty loan today. Practically all these men work In factories and have bought bonds at both places. Att'y George Sands addressed them Saturday night, explaining all about the third Liberty loan. CATCH BOY RANSACKING MICHIGAN ST. SALOON James Parkas. 14 years old. 1T.12 Kimball av., was caught in the Rain saloon, 31S S. Michigan st.. Sunday while he and several other boys were in the act of ransacking the place. Clifford Rain, the proprietor, succeeded in getting Parkas, but the rest of the boys pot away. Young Parkas will be turned over to the juvtnile authorities. TTItX AND LOOK The Ruick Valve-ln-TTead five pas5enger touring car FT-Six-43 la a motor car that attracts attention everywhere. There is an indescribable something so clearly reflecting the true character and aristocratic Individuality of the Ruick design that everyone turns and looks. It is a car with refined body details. On exhibition at the Twentieth Century Carage. Adv. rACTORY KXI'I-TltTS. Have your tires repaired by factory experts. We absolutely guarantee our repair work to laut the life of your tire. Our service car Is at your disposal. Free air. free service. Come and let us show you what free service really is Skiffs Tire Service Co. 436 S. Michigan i m Phones, Home 5239; Bell 1619 Arlvt. A WISH YOU HAD. Refore the summer 's gone you will wish more than once you" had a tras rane in your home. They iro such a comfort in the hot months. Always ready for business. No jpnecessary heat, no dirt, ashes and fuel to worry nbout. and they are economical. Saving n repairs, saving in cleaning flues. Northern Irdlana Gas and Electric Co. Ad vx. You can et r.ontta coffee, the kind th.it leaves a pleasant taste for 2 0c a pound at the O. K. Cash tJrocery. Advt.

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Sergt. J. M. Guthrie of the C09th trench mortar battery, has returned from a live-day furlough. I. V. Poledor of the Philadelphia candy kitchen, South Rend, was here at the camp last week. His stay lasted from Friday to Sunday night. Private Floyd O. Murphy lias returned from the base hospital where he was ent for treatment of his foot. Dieut. McConnell was recently assigned to the 30lHh trench mortar battery. He formerly was of the 326th field artillery. Privates J. Maternowski and W. Tafelski of the CO'Jth trench mortar battery, have been designated to attend the elass In boxing at Camp Taylor. The trench mortar battery has again taken up its practice n the rifle range and will probably be there for three weeks. Raymond K. McLaughlin of 531 N. Scott t., Frank A. Rlackmun of 212 W. Madison st., and L. D. Keeslar. 123 S. Paul's place, who were the successful graduates In the third officers' training: school from South Rend, are at home on 10-day furloughs. "Our colleagues in the trenches need our support. Let us back thorn up with Liberty bonds." With such a motto, the committee appointed by Judge Francis Vurpillat, dein of the law department at Notre Dame university, will open its final drive Monday morning, and will canvass the resident halls r inducing the htudents to buy bonds. Since the Very Itev. Dr. John Cavanaugh, C. S. C, president, appealed so strongly to the student body to buy Liberty bonds, the committee will double its efforts in getting the largest possible quota from Notre Dame before the campaign closes. When the campaign opened at Notre Dame a few weeks ago, the committee secured a good number of subscriptions, but the committee resolved not to rest until very student buys at least one bond. Keen competition for supremacy among the halls in buying the largest number of honds exists. Ever since the students from Walsh hall have won first place in the War Saving tamp campaign, they are earnestly striving to uphold their supremacy in the Liberty loan campaign, although students from Prownson and P.adin halls are mak ing a strong bid for first place. IPLAYING THE DEVIL DOES NOT GIVE GRACE 1 "It is the type of individual with purpose and effort and not easily discouraged, who makes Christian headway against the great human and spiritual enemy today," declared Capt. Nehemiah Prookes of the Salvation Army in his Sunday evening sermon. "Just as a tree is known by its fruit, so is man by deed, word and action. Playing the devil morning, noon and nisht does not produce graces of heaven which require efforts abounding in every good work, and to communicate and follow faithfully to (lod and humanity. "Blind P.artimaeus on the highway side from Jericho, hegging. did not allow his physical infirmities to prevent him fighting the crowd of people single-handed that tried to hinder him in his efforts to raise his voice for Jesus, who was passing tht way, to hoar plea for aid." TO Pl'SH MBF.KTY ItON'D s.M.r.s at vimxox stori:. J The local merchants are putting forth every effort this week to make the Libe.-ty loan In this county successful and to see to it that the quota is fully subscribed. Yesterday C. B. Fteed. manager of the Vernon clothing company, announced a patriotic plan adopted by his store. The plan, which will no doubt be highly successful, is that on each $23 purchase made In the Vernon tore they will pay the first five per cent Installment of $2.00 on a bond of $r0. The Vernon has made arrangements to sell bonds In their store and will turn the subscriptions over to the bank named hv the huver. SPKOAL HOT WATnt HI'ATKHS. While they last regardless of the hiah prices, we will furnish and install our blue enameled steel lined fias water heaters for $13 cash or JD on payments. We guarantee these heaters to be economical and give entire satisfaction or we will remove heater and refund your money any time within 60 days after installation. You can't afford to be without hot water at these prices. W. W. Sibley Co.. 125 to 129 S. t. Joseph st. Advt. ALWAYS OS TIMK. !c the man who buys one of our standard makes of watches. This Jewelry store has established a reputation for hawr.s the most reliable watches made, and years of exper- ! r.ce where the utmost accuracy In v.atche3 is demanded qualifies js to know what a cood watch is and how to repair and adjust it to your satisfaction ID to 25- discount on . atches this month. Chas. M. Schuell. 218 South Michigan st. Advt. j Doat ay you aw It tn tht Ctvspaper. Say Nevs-TTmei

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Court Martial Clears South j Bend Man of All I Charges. HATTIHSBUHGH, Miss., April 2?. Col. George W. Kreyermuth of the 1.17th held artillery was a quitted of charges against him. follow ing a verdict of the members of the tourt martial staff at Camp .Shelby here today. The charges were; overstaying furlough. accepting money for overstaved period and agreeing to resign in case the efficiency board passed him. Col. Freyer muth was in .South Bend on a visit last Januarv when ! the big tdorm hit the middle west, i.nd on the day he was scheduled to leave to report to the camp he was unable to get a train owing to the railway tic up. Following his acquittal Col. Fyermuth was sent to Fort Sill, jkla.. where he will receive training for over sea service. MAitiiiAi: lici:nsf. Phay Harrison Plummer, dairyman. Lakeville. and Mary Virginia Barkley, student, Iikeville. Fred K. McDonald, deliver -man. Mishawaka, and Goldie O. Troupe, South Bend. Henry O. Wreek, printer. South Bend .and Evelyn Sherman, South Bend. Donald Jester, clerk. South Bend, and Grace Kline, seamstress. South Bend. Married in the county clerk's oifice by Justice Peak. Earl Cross. salesman. South l Bend, and Iva Chapman, South Bend. Milo Leltoy France machinist Mishawaka, and Mary Fitzsimmons. Mishawaka. Jesse Brewer, rubber worker, Mishawaka, and Lucile Hardaker, inspector, South Bend. TO PRESENT FLAH. An op?n meetinp of the Anten Belief Corps. No. 14, will be held Tuesday evening at the old court house. Miss Cora Hammond will present the corps with a larpe American flap, which will be used on the flapstaff in front of this place. Rev. A. M. Eells of the Westminster Presbyterian church will deliver an address. Tili: C.IRIi CZRADUATE must have a corset properly fitted. We specialize In corets for youns grirls. Our LaCamllle corsets are popular with everyone, and the pink models are especially good. Have you seen our pink silk camisoles at $1.50? They are washable. and very pretty. Let us show them to you at The Corset Shop, 130 rf. Main st. Adv. HEMEMnETt. All work guaranteed on a money-back-lf-we-don't-malce-good basis. Silverton Cord Tires are given expert attention here. Ask for cur special price list. We maintain a service car for you. Don't hesitate to call on It We can sell you any make of tire manufactured. Taylor Tire Shop, 132 E. Jefferron blvd. Dell phone 610. Advt. Mit. LET

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