South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 84, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 March 1919 — Page 2

TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 25, 1919. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

COUNTY

GIVES

Winners in Home Project Work

$5,100 TO LOAN

Money to Defray Expenses in Victory Loan Drive in County.

j'ifty-or." )i ;!,'!r'l iol! ir ..f the 'l'.C f'f - T I 2 ' i - tK:,' ).r- 'i'''iOr nn Th.i ill. y-ri 1 r. 'u. in Si. Jnwj.h lounty i- t i t !)i' 1 t i - count;.. This U.a.-, d'-CK. . -I :.t ti; :..- lit.-. of the ho-ti d f s i . t y . i ". r. i . -i 1 1 -tis Monday ir.irri.i, :. A r.in:ii; -tu' from th' l.;.n h il' ; ; : m ...n'c-I Oil the ;ornrni-i". :. n. ii" ;ti v a nts kii n. Th" t (-in nil:--i ! i .- i:.fMj;. ; th mnntt thit..:ly i'i th- y r lit'.: luunty ounil h.nl . 1 1 u i . i . I th" üj-t i -i ri.Lti"!i of J7, .'.'") l.r thi.s .-ir-l.o.-, .ni l that tin r' v. a-- nv ri li.in-1 1"' .i'.ail i ; ? Iff loir. 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 -:r..r MiN I; i irv-c ulraiy lCfu i.xid '.it of th- K.jV". Tr-lv' tition- for ro.id o:itructiou iinii.r th'- co iiity unit load ia'A s f r- j 'i r.t -l I o the i mix i.i ; - - .m-i s üt th- morning .-i'n. M'nl.iy t f i -trnoon the con, r...tien'-r.s uili intci With the county louneil to .Ji -;c u.-s JIats for u '( !:i!y t-.-V-i:: of ,o,ii com-tr Jction urM the i:w ro.rl law.

I'n in h fl to rii;ht: VTiiifr (irrii'-rt. Helen AVcidciiiau.iJllzabctli I-f, IVliv KohaKi, lolni Cirinert, Clifford In and John liirk.

PASTOR PREACHES HIS FAREWELL SERMON

K?v. T'mil VinU-:t. i.ri.-tor nf th wcfHsh MholcMi (hurcli for thI ;t.st two jtar?, ji 'ah 'i hi.i f.u -v.t !1 rinon to hi cnnur'-.it ion o -in-day ,v,iiiii, an. I I mU1 this w 5; for ri vi-it in (M:iran, following '.vhich h will m to S:mthioft. I'a., to acotpt ii ii' v i'h.ir Ht-v. WinMftlt I'.aK li i'l a in(.-t sik'f ' .-:-:fnl i't.rio f f sdvii1 in onth i;. nI - ahI rtorln hi. pator.ite hr: hf har: been int-trutnrnfal in placing his tliurch in it üev lo ation at il.o coi ner of Main ami .Monro' Ms. The jiilpit at th. church will ! ocitii'h! tomprarlly oy out of town ji tutors, no sucressor to ir.stfclt having y ct bf f-n celled. On n t Kniul iy the Charles TTjcijm- of t'no North iMrk col'.'-o, Chicat-o, tvUI nc thf ? peak er.

EVANGELISTS SECURED FOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH The Indiana av. (.'hri.'tlan church .k secured th- .Mins;-s I j a nolistic Co, to hold a revival meeting during th" tnonth of Ootohfr this year. Thi. company is composed of hvo jco- .;: Itev. William John Minxes, e antcclist; Il-. Kay J. Jarnian ii -distant evangelist: Hoy V.. Jar)unn, aololst nnd director of music; Miss Irene May C'astor. su pcrintend -tni of personal ork; und Mrs. T.uella M. Mir.;,' s, soloist, harpist :.nd superintendent of women's vork.

RECEPTION FOR NEW MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY

C I'. Kline, newly appointed momVership and Mcial K.erctary at the "V. M. C A. was fsiven a reception liy the secretaries ami other oMieials f the nssiiciation Miniday morning fcdlowiiu tli" wtekly nifetiu of trm man.iirm' or-e. Weekly reports were made by the secretaries duim ' the n;eetlnir. A m eth.r will !. h Id Monday eveniriK wh.-n fuither plans for the einplo no nt oliio s to he opened at the hwildira: will l.e maile.

joiin uiuiv. As the regelt .f their efforts ptlt forth durir.tr th" past summer in home project work, Vernice Urenert and John Ihrk will he jriven a trip : W'ashiiiKtf ii, 1. C. A number of o'lers will i e given a one-week t n-ii-M. ,,t Tardut- univt rsity. Vernice ;r- ne?t won in the northern district of ludnna in baking, and John Hire's coin exhibit at the county fair brought t'.rst. prize, entitling him to the VahiruTton trip. Tne above ?rroup plioto.srraph shows .--(me of the winners of the county as follows: Vernice Ürenert, Liberty township, district winner in

j;umci: c;iu:iuit. 0 hahlr.c:: Helen Weldeman. Inkevillo. cauniiiL'; Kliz.if'dh Post, outh Ik-nd. sewing; I-Vlix llobaski. New Carlisle, onions; John Grenert, Walkerton, dairyinir: Clifford Loult. North IJherty. c-rri, and John Hirk, Lakoville, corn uro win tr. Other winners who were not present at the et-tocrether meet in cr Saturday afturnoon were: Illlan Tickrell,. Lakeyille. Vanninir; Clara Nettrour, Ivikeville. iieans; M (Teda Kand ill, I-ikeville, pickles; Ljdia Howhlitzel, Iikeville, sewing; Allen Seifert. Mishawaka, potatoes; I'aul Masltz. North laberty, hojj raisin tr, Hnd fluelah Kdi.-on, North Liberty, haking-.

CGUMCL REFERS

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Councilman Qlejhiczak, Wants Ordinances Passed by Committee of Whole, Not by Special Committees.

Councilman John Olejniczak lsroke th Ice at the meptlnir of the city council in the council chambers Monday night, when he protested against all ordinances and measure being referred to the various com-mittf--4rMs-d -ff -cmr - hm r -it-fore the committee of the whole. He brought th point Up when the council' voted in favor of referring the ordinance 'appropriating . $300 from the general fund to the finance miscellaneous fund' for thj purpose of defraying expense " connected with the free employment bureau of the city. Th ordinance wru signed Ly. John Swyart hut by vote of the council was referred to the ways and means committee. Preset Luther reported ' that he conversed with the park hoan! regarding the raising; of sheep on ?h? city prks-and the, board will take the matter under ndviement and report back nvxt week. A petition signed, by slv taxpayers asking that the name of Nennan av. be chanced to Anderson a v. TTi petition wan referred to the streets and alleys'commlttee for further investigation.' The ordinance stipulating f-yO to be taken from the track separation fund for additional salary for defraying clerical expenses, was adopted. The wavy and means committee reported favorably on the ordinance covering the trancfer of funds from the track separation fund to the general fund. The public improvements committee ndopted the ordinance referring to the contract between the city of South I5end and the. Chicago, South Ilend and North-

!ern Indiana railway company, rel

ative to removing the tracks from Union st. An ordinance was read and passed asking that part of Kwing av. being placed under the jurisdiction of the park commissioners.

The Public Pulse

Communications for tMi colnran mj t? glsrne;! amnymnuly bnt mcit he 3TmnpaT3ll try-the n mf ef tfte 'tr lo tiiKure good ftith. No rypoiribilltj for fset er ntlmnts eiprewwl mill h auTned. lionet e!tT3i?10fl "Of pTTt)Ttc TJTJPfTTM ' Ii IÄvitM. but Ith tfce tight repm'd to eliminate vicious and ebjectioaable matter. Tfce coloma ii frc?. Bot, b reftona.!J

TO GIVE P

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Chorus to be Assisted by Number of City's Best Soloists.

rim: cwrsr.s s.-,m i am Tire damaged the roof of tlw

C. Whitcomb bom" nv. Monday morning of Sj.'0. The bla...-

ehimney sparks, and was discovered :it 1:."0 o'clock-

it i:l'i L.tporte to the amount was caused by

The opera "II. .M. S. rinafore." by Gilbert and .uilivan will be given I'riday and Saturday nichts at the iiih school auditorium under the direction of Miss Klhe K. Harmon, ai?ervior of music at the hi&h school. The sirls and boys dice club will be as'sisted by some of the best local tab nt of the city including Josepnine I 'ecker. Mrs. Kolu tt Holverscheid. Italph PuiiiKi", (Jeorge Miller, J. i:ruce Gah'l and William Donahue. M my of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas are bting revived in various paits of the country today.

SOOTH BEND ACTS AS OTHERS WAIT-

Three Organizations Finance Continuation of Free Employment Bureau.

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While other cities throughout the United States are endeavoring to lind a way in which to continue in service the federal employment bureaus which were discontinued last Saturday by the government on account of the republican . filibuster in congress preventing the appropriation of necessary funds to carry on the bureaus, South Bend tut found a way to continue the bureau here, and it id already in service. , . j The bureau is to be financed by

three organizations until July 1.

when it i.s expected that the state wil step in and place in opvration tho- i.iw governing employment bureaus iasstd at tho recent cession of tho general assembly. The three Organization behind the fret employment bureau established at 110 K. Washington av., are. the Chamber of Commerce, the Manufacturers association and the city government. W. I. tSnyder, who was in charge of the government bureau, will be retained in charge of the one established as a continuation of the government bureau.

STANOCO CLUB TO HEAR TWO SPEAKERS TODAY

Luxen; I NECESSITY. Editor News-Time?: With indignation 1 read that somo of our s-.-nators and congressmen representing the opposing party ar determined to fight the I-a;ue of Xaiionovtn after it will bo altered. W litre is the? man, that haa blamed our president beforo last e-!c?tion for asking for a h mocratic can-ires and Fonate especially in these out of ordinary times of world's history. It is 4twuli4u1 io relict that - hyona car. find XauiUi with any new. idea, if we look for faults hard enough. ..The trouble - with these "opposing tho League of Nations U tht they are afraid that we may have to (very naturally) give up some priv-ilei-'e in exchange ' for-' a greater privilege. Is there, anything that we can get in (Ms world without paying for it ' ? Four months ago there was a terrible fire burning which reached the very door : of Pari. France, and which probably would spread across the- ocean if tho world's big powers would not unite und -put it out right there. There is a much moro dangerous fire burning in 80 percent ignorant Russia today that h is been started by a few crazy idolists trying to force Heaven on earth when the time is not ripe for it and which fire they cannot and will not be able to control themselves until It will consume everything that has any value in their own country probably their own necks included. The lire is contagious-. It effects any radical, half-insane mind anywr.ere on the globe. And hi oiler to check anil control fire from spreading it is absolutely necessary for these most civilized big pow-T8 to permanently unite through the planned League of Nations tr the world wiH backwards. H. Marks. Mishawaka, Ind.

Lieut. Guy Wiser and W. A. Armstrong; will be the speakers-at the public meeting of the Stanoeo club

IIS I I II- 111 IWIil.illl 411 l.l- t . 1 . temple. Mrs. It. D. Talcott will ren ikr a group of vocal numbers.

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FIVE'PERSONS TAKEN FOR SPEEDING SUNDAY

Five persons 5a Id to have been exceeding the speed limit were gathered in by Motorcycle Officer Bert

I Olnistead ocr Miiuiay. and they 1 were arraigned b.fre Judge Gilmer

in euy court .Mommy morning. fcott Kable and Prank Brak pleaded g'-iilty to the pvedlng charge and were fined $5 and costs each. The other rase were continued. The case of Lloyd Anderson, charged with the unlawful possession of liiuor, was continued to March 2'J.

TO GIVE FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN 5JCIEIMCE

John C. Iathrop. C S. 11.. member "of the board jf lectureship of thR mother church. The First Church of Christ. Scientist, of Boston. Mass.. will deliver a free lecture on Chris

tian Science at Pirst Church of

Christ, scientist. Main ard Madison , sts.. at s o'clock Monday even.ng, i March

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A. o. if. MKirrs. Ti: Ancient order of Hibernians nnd Iadies auxiliary met Sunday afternoon .it the K. of C. club room . Reports of the committees who had r in liiirge the big St. Patrick's day j

, auair were reciid. A committee j j wan appointed to arrange a card j ' party to be held after Easter. i

Wanted Men and Women To represent us in their home town. Easv, clean and healthv work. Profits large. We have the best medicines on the market. Ten different medicines to sell. All the medicines are the prescriptions of famous professors. Only men and women should apply who can and want to eim at least S150 per month extra. Write to Laxcarin Products Co., Box 963, Department A.A., Pittsburgh, Pa.

Robertson Bros, Co Store Opens S:30; Closes 5:30 Sat, to 9:30 p. ni.

Making Your Own Spring Garments Coats Capes Suits Dresses You may have your own dressmaker or possibly make garments for yourself, preferring: to select the material most suited to you. You will find the Pictorial Review Fashion Magazine will help you decide just the pattern you wanted. Pictoroial Review Patterns are authority for the latest creations in fashion's inner circle. new spring capes and dolman coats are Fabrics of Wool, most suitable iur thj here presented in French Serges, most popular, and the proper weight and draping quality, na ; blue are most desired, although many prefer brighter hues as plum, taupe t itwine. All are 50 inches wide and priced at $3.50 yard. Covert Cloths is also a much desired weave, very smart, in tan only, 54 inches wide, at $3.50 yard. Kersey Cloth for suits, capes or skirts, rich in quality, 54 inch, colors and black at $4.50 yard. Silvertones in melrose, tan and taupe are 56 inches wide and very desirable for any outside garment, price $5.95 yard. Satin for capes, double face, no linings needed, reversible ros and taupe, navy and sand, pekin blue and tan, at $5.50 yard. .

Wash Voiles For Summer Dresses The attractive designs in these Voiles never was shown to better advantage or in larger assortment than this season. The display offers unlimited dieas of combinations that harmonize with each individual and at prices graduating from so small a price as 35c yard to 50c 59c, 75c and 89c. Plain White Voiles, fine and sheer, medium weight, some with mercerized finish, at 29c, 35c, 65c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 yard.

Japanese Lunch Cloths Th ese splendid cloths for lunch or afternoon tea add a very inviting appearance and help wonderfully as a substitute to save laundering the larger cloths. They are here ?n sizes 48, 54, 60 and 72 inch at moderate prices. $1.69, $1.98, $2.19 and $2.08. Each pattern is in refreshing blue stenciled in white or white stenciled in blue. Napkins to match, $1.00 dozen.

Your Window Coverings Give Character to Your Home They are the only part of all your furnishings enjoyed by your family, your friends who visit you, and the hundreds who pass your home from day to day. , The New in Drapery and Curtain materials are now shown here in the latest of designs in complete assortments.

Summer Draperies Kapock Summer Silks in all new colorings, sunfast and tubfast. 50 inches wide, at $2.25 and up to $5.95 yard. Kapock Edgings to match. Striped Sunfast Draperies in rose and two-tone changeable green and brown, 50inch, at $1.50 and $2.25 yard. English Madras in rose, brown, blue, green and two tones at $1.50, $2.35 to $4.35 yard. 36-inch Printed Marquisettes for draperies, at 65c yard. Drapery Trimmings, edgings, fringes, etc., to match any fabric.

New Curtain Materials Fine Marquisettes, 36-inch, plain at 39c yard; ribbon edge at 35c yard. Curtain Madras, excellent assortment of patterns, 36-inch at 65c and 69c yard; 45 -inch at $1.75 yard. Grenadines, 72- inch at $1.00, $2.25 and $2.50 yard. Lace Panels, 8 fine patterns, made to fit any size window, at 45c, 65c, $1.10 and $1.25 a panel. Our Workrooms will make your curtains to fit any size windows. Place your orders

early and avoid delays later in th

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Use your savings account to accumulate the money you can spare from living expenses. Then, from time to time, you can make investments that will eventually mean independence. Accounts may be opened and deposits made BY MAIL. YOUR SAVINGS ARE SAFE IN THIS STRONG INSTITUTION. n' Joseph County Savings Bank 1-, St. Joseph Loan & Trust Co. TOTAL RESOURCES OVER $9,000,000.

must realize the convenience of simply lea eim; us ymir telephone number when vou want to make an early morning train. We'll call you in time to dress, then take vou

to the station in safety and comfort. Our drivers are courteous

land considerate. They are jail picked men. j "There is a vast difference j between just taxi serv ice and jthe Yellow Taxicab service." i May we be oi :-ervice to tVOU? ! 'Get a Receipt." Yellow Taxicab and Transfer Co. , 313-23 E. Jefferson Blvd. uh-Sf at ion : l)lii r Iloti'l, I-kf i.rr In "1, , 21" V, Mi hiir.Hl M. i Tel !-in - iU-ll :,lt-22: II. me i - fVli-uU.'-.