South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 144, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 May 1919 — Page 2

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MblHODIbl. F!rM K"T. Joph N 21" .. Main M m. S"nnlty 5-..I nt .' J- II. ..n;s, i; Tiiit' ini'-r.t woriLlj- t 10:4o a m. nnl 7 Dr. irren will . :;' thlh tTr'-eH. Mon.in;: th-iii-I'je In tL- rtirl'ti tii ' t m. ng thtrn: 'Tie Trajr-Jy .f m. : lr. p. m. ru.pu at "Ior. P-r'-tt'ii L ral MrmrUl Col fix nnl Lirort itl IUv. .1 L. I.ir.iirior. rat'T, j:pt. W. J. lUTldn -n. n.-tir- p i-t r. SunpcJkjoI. tl" a. m ; 'rn ruliierou, superlnten.'bTit. Ir. IiavMsori will pr 1' J,t r"f,rn1r nTl with ""1 Jiii-i tla (ir-.it War," & M s-i'f.jt. "II" Kr-" Manln." la tt titl f lr. I ;i vM -..u version for th evfr.iiiz frvi Suni!av l.Hnjr Memorial Huaday an i.--ial lnItntion It exf-aaM to nil j- . I 1 i r a of th rivil, Spanish and world wnri Tl. r.ituro vT.l f "Th Making of Modern and T!i' ir.md "any en of ,rlzcni." r.rr Corner MIEicin nn.l Tntt -t. r.ev B. I. Heck, pastor. Clans in--tins at fl:4 a. tn Snnday K'honi t 0:? n. m : fm WMtmnn. enprlnffnaeiit. f-HTlr for M -in rial Snud.iy : Mrtilinr vnrliit srrnion Miil.j'-t : "Tli" 1-nd of tfi Trill" IMuri,.'! .rif "Hi nttftid In a body. Th fv.-nli:;: u..r-lii ! an pvanHi'ti'' rrvio with Vhv t'.;f Tn!';-t Steward Wai "imrncndfd" n t!i- iij- t o f tht li.-lm-n;r rark rvcntn "t . pomo m ft Miibawak.1 ' Kullaon. r-a-tor. Sunday n-ion nt 0 :.'i0 a. m.; 1 1 ratiall 15 1 II . B'Urluton'nt. Lwll 1li(h(a -Mir.r nnil Franrli ts It. C. J. Gordon, past-ir. Sunday acbooi at a in.; II. C. Delonjf, 'iprintendrot. Trinity n!alii and Yimar nvs. Sundiy school at 9:30 a. tu.; ltudolph Klin. urlntndent. I.pwortli Memorial, cor. IJnmln way XV.. and Dllvp st.. 1. (J- W.; Svrit.er. pator; hurday hoot jt dl'Min rlnney. t-uperlntendent. Stull leraarlal Church. Tnr. S. MMgan and Victoria SU . Charles If 10Q. I, C I . paitor. Sunday prhool nt 10 a. m., John Edward. uprliiterident. Gmaji T.afayrtt blTd. yird Wayia at. Her. II. S. Miller, pastoi. Sunday a-bool at ft -.HO a. rn. : John Koch, superintendent. I'reachinc at 10:30 a. m. and J. m. Epwortn letue at 7:00 m Prater meit'.aff Wednctday at 7 P 13 P. m. tVealeyan 722 F.. Broadway. Kev. G I'ayce, poster. Sunday nhool at 9:3i a. m. : J. 11. Keller, Buperluten dortt. FREE METHODIST. Free Me tbodlat Pennsylvania a. and Ruib at. Iter. V. E. Webster, paster. Hooday acbooi at 3:30 a. m.; I'aul Neldtzel. auperlntendent ITeacnlnir at 1050 a. m. and 7Ä) p m. AFRICAN M. E. OlUet A, M. 1310 W. Monroe at ReT. A. T. Readdlng, pastor. Class meet ug at 10:.!0 n. m. Sunday shool .it 12:0 p. in.; Iter. fc.:i I. Stewart, supertoteodeot. I'.l-diop C. t. Smith of P.-troit will Irea-h nt lotli the mornluy and vt-nin eiTTies Suuday Taylor' A. M. E. 2?on Corner Eddy and Carnpan ats. Her. L. V. TowelL pastor. Ilev. W. IT. Taylor, presiding el.N-r, will pren.'h tTie morning pernion. Tin? nfternoon serrl' e w ill h nddressed ly Kev (. J. Gordon; pastor of the Lowell llghtM M. i:. ihurvh. Kev. Mr. Taylor will alfo pre.ih nt tho eyonlng fTvles. Those who hare nt rontrihuteil to our rally will please do so ly June 1. PRESBYTERIAN. TOtin!nter Scott and Llndsey sta. rteT. Alfred M. Keils. I. I.. pastor; residence. 63S N. Scott st. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. : L. Wnltconib. superintendent. Public w-jrsblf. at 10:13 a. m. and 7 :.'!0 p. ni. The session nwets hefore the morniti: servh-e. Senior EnJeavor society meets t 0:l',0 p. in. First Corner Washington ar. and Lafayette bltd. Kev. Charles A. Lippincott. D. U-. pastor. Mlsa Charlotte M. 'artrldge. assistant to the minister. TrinilT .oh5 Rums, pastor on leate. A. H. Saunders. pator on duty. Hop leer nnd Dayton sts. Kdwin l. Meister, minister, llihle school at 9;I1) a. iu.; Frank Kettring, uperliiteudent. Crasser -Rev. Harri, pastor. Sunday B.hool at 0:li a. in. Divine worship at 10:45 a. m. erery Sunday. Everybody elcome. Hungarian -Corner ' .irrrv and Washington st. Rv. John Dezso, pastor. Sunday school at I Ant . in. Church kerrices at 10:() a tu. Vesper seivues at 2:W p. BAPTIST. first Corner Main and Wavne st. Ter. U. 8. Dayls. I. D.. pastor. Residence 211 W. Wayne at. Bible acbooi at Pn?0 a. m ; C. S. Stephens, superintendent. The morning servii-e i!l t.e conducted by tbe pastor ;;iol h- will iim a the theuie of his sermon, 'Our National Ideals" At the yourif people's no-etlng Mrs. Charlei Ryrrs ai11 .x-ak on "The Rural Church." -Our Couittr Call" the sübjei t of flu iTiiiuii f r the efening ervicen The following tnllitary ortfunirat iona will attend the morning er. le lu a tody: Anten poM. No. H, I. A R : Norman I'.ddy post No ÖT; Gfeorce .MeKenitle Poin-n-tt garrison. N. M. Army and Navy i.uioii; SpanishAmerican leglou. ami other service tuen of th late war. Qulnc.r str-et P.er. .1. Honey, atting S-str. Sunday s huol at 9:'.') a ni. ; . W. Kendall, superintendcr. Tbe acting pastir. Kev. J. uoney. will use as his text for the morning M-rvive. "Test of Dlsclpleshlp." I'or Ms ening trit te will u?e, "The 4Jre-.it Liberty." First Swedish Corner Laurel and Kapler sta. Services at 10:C0 a. m and JO p. tn. ytt. Zln Rev. J. R Sm.nrtt. pastor, hncdaj a hoo! at ft .Z) a. ta. ;Clas?es for 11 ages. 11 a. ta. christian; Prt S. Mala St.. oulh cf public library. Iter II. L. M(jt:arv. putor. Sunday a.bool at 9 ..".Ü u. ni. ; l'rederb k li. 'iraiand. uperlnicioleut Our feacbers arc trained aul ic?.T.i traded. W tae i)ases for all age. The pastor. Rev. R L. M-.Miary. will preach ut tL Moruiug service. Chrisii- " Endeavor t .pic r ill ' ;, i n i ndof.s l'ronil-r Tiie ubject of the popular leturf h rm.'n in the ever.hir is "Do peop Really Want to Be Go dV'' InJinna Ainuf Corner Indiana av. and S t Joaeph t Rev Edwin J. Call:, minuter; residen t. 110 E. Bowuian st. Suuday M-hool at 0 ."u a. m. ; Ered Wilson, superintendent. Ser:nn for Sunday morning : ' The Ttmptatlon of Jesus." Sermon fi-r evenirg: "Cl.ri-t .klr.g th Lost."' smdar t'hool workers conference nt fc.r.)f öf Itrother Mafrlt, 2T5 E IVnnsyl ahU ar., Tu-duy at ah) p. Everyone ordi.lly mvifd to attend all ff our ?errces. I.Inden Avenue I. in Jen ar. and Carlisle at I. N". Miller, pist -r. Sunday boot at 10.00 a. in.; J. C. Llip. superintendent. EVANGELIC. ASSOCIATION. BroaJsir-J1.1 E. Broadway. Iter. n. Girfieij JoLnsn. pascor: raider.ce. 1412 . Carroll at. Sunday sch -ol at 9:3d a. tn ; Ssmaei C l.r!"nm siperintendnt. Morning rM; at lo:. Srm n by th pa-'or Siii.i.-t: "A Bull Grown Man." Young lv--p;-'jj aili . lice at i.:4"J I . ui. ; M; r..--;- M Rliin hart, president. Mi- M.irie Nef.i:!. nil! cevlew the r.ftti Cl! t; tt r i f ti.e bo 'k, Gosjt-! icr Working WorlJ." BreavLiug st

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;'' l' tu ' Piistor n sermon miject ; Iu the Love of It 1 Tfi' buildllik' romtnlttC? will Itfoet f .'i y evening. Prayer in'-etlng nnd "hoir r'ii ra I n dneiirt t rentnff TL M'oMan's Missionary o. iefr w Hl i n . . . ... . I . a . . . -r i . i . . I i ill in-' '1I f'JIIIIlif "U I L 'irmi.ij ail ernot,ii at :4.". Grr C Iirrt -Cor T.tn"oln way W. and WaJcut sta. KeT. O. ). I.orler. ui'.d!ster. henday acbooi at i ZO. O. F. Witt, euperlntendent. I lrt Cor. Lafayette and Monroe st . If. Prt-nhlev. pst or. Sunday school at :i:.-.n. Dr. W. II. Snyder, 'superintendent. '''"a: " Rpent-n-e." Morning wor ship at !" :.".. Y. IV A. t ;.-. p. m : Ullll.le Ilolston. president. Subjert; "Gods Pr-doiis Promises." lXu!ng wornljlf. .it 7 J-). lTjiyer m-ti)g Velnesday at 7:4." p. tn. : Geirpe J. Lone, leader. Sunday -hool board will mf at eloio- of prayer me'tlng. Anten Chapel -E. J. Mtic be. Rslden'-e 2-V)4 f.inroln war XV. awaka. P.lble & hool at lOiOO Jfo-e Barnes, superintendent. pastor. .Mlsha. m.: EVANGELICAL. Zloai--Corner Varne and ?t. Teter sts Her. Waldemar Goffcney, paatr. St. reter'a German 413 TT. Lasalle a. Rer. Hugo Wctehelt. pastor. Sunday school at 'j:0o a. in.; Carl Kelnke. auper-nren-lnt. Regular services at lo:r, ,. ni. Erau-g-li;il b-ague n.e.ts ?Ioiida;- at S:00 p. ;n. Sowing ir le meits Thursday ufternoon. LUTHERAN. fly Trinity rniTisu Sbe-rman ay. n Mndsey st. KeT. Albert IL Kec-f. pnsfor. Sunday school at 9:13 a. nx ; Charley II.iss-. suerliitendent. Worship with sermon t 10:0 a. ni. X-pers with sermon nt 7 :'M) p. i.i. Du Monday and Eriilay at 7 :Oo p. " m.. c at-eeh.-tbal instruction. On Tuesday at S.(H) p. in. . sp.s lal program at the hurli. Aseeiislou day servbes on Thursday at 7:ö p. in. Choir rehearsal following Perthes. St. Iaul's German Jeffertou and WB liam nts. Rev. II. Holle, pastor. German service with sermon nnd cateehisatioii at 9::U a. m. English servbe at ll fto a. m. Sermon subjeet: "Th.i Model Chun-h Continues Steadfastly in the Apotles" Doctrine." English Suüday s hool at 10:1) a. ni. In the atiditorlnui of the acbooi. Willi her league monthly vo ial meeting Tuesday at .voo p. m Catechvf bal lnstrintboi for adults Monday and Thursday at 7:40 p. m. Gloria Del Swedish -Chi pin nnd Kerr sts. iu-v. Gottfrid Olson, p.-stor. Sunday liooi at 0:00 a. m. and Bible class at 'J :13 a. m. Sunday school at 1 :m a. m. Biblo Iass at I:ir a. in. Moriiuig servicl' at 10:.ki. Evening service at 7:.".o. The Building sofirty no-tts on Tuesday evening and Die members t the Golden Roil club will be the hostesses. BRETHREN. rirst-Ker. G3. W. Itencb, D. D.. pas tor. Sunday achool at 9:3f a. ta. : Ilarley F'lrestone. surerinter dent. PTlmary school meets nt the sun hour: Miss Margaret Whtlmer. superintendent. Blrt ( hiirih of the Brethren Indiana av. and Miami st. Sunday sdool nt 'J:."0 a. in.; P. G. Stable', superintendent. Classes, for everybody. Second -u renin tr "nd Van Buren- sts.. Rev. Ralph G. Rarlck. pator. s07 Diamond av. Sunday school. j:ra a. m , IL L. ('hambers. suterlntendent. Christian Workers' meeting nt 0:40 p. in. Church linetlng at 7 :,' p. ni. Conference Meinorlnl I'nlteil 610 S. St Joseph at. Rev. D. E. Young, pastor. Sunday school at 9:.10 a. m. ; Mlsa Alice Gordon, biiperlntendent. Morning worship at H:4". Memorial sermon by pastor; "An Example of Truo Patriotism." Christian Endeavor nt ':.u p. in. Lessen: "God's Preelour Promises ;" leader. Miss Lin lie Gerber. Evening worship at 7 :".. Sermon: "The Royalty of Servbe." Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. CHURCH OF GOD OF THE ABRAHAMIC FAITH. Chureh of God Services (Alirahnmie Faith) hold services in Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette blvd. Sunday school at 10 a. ni., I'. A. Stilson superintendent. Bible study 11:00 a. m. : II. O. Ctiffel. leader. Berean class Crtday venrag at the boua of E. C. Kallsback. 411 E. South st. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. Gospel mission. 430 S. IdTchiran at. All Clrlstlan societies tr.vlted to e. b! open air meeting every Wednesday, Tri day, Saturday and Sunday nights, cornet Wnyue and Mlchtran streets. Old-fash loced goapel meetlcg at Volunteer mission Lall Sunday night. Ererybody In vited. All wMt-u' CATHOLIC t. Hedwige' rollih Corner 8cott tad Napier sta. Rev. Anthony ZubomTcs. C S. C. pastor. Low mass at 7:30. 9 jx) and 10:00 a. ra. Sunday acbooi at 2:tW p. iu. Benediction at 2:30 p. m. hi. StanUlaus' Toliah 415 N. LIneoli at. Rev. Roman Marcmtaa. pastor. Man at 7:30. 0:00 and 10:00 a, a St. Casimir r.U.h 821 S. Wenster st. Kev. Stanislaus Cork, putor. Low mass at 7 :H0 a. u) High casa at 10:00 1. m. Vespers at 2:00 p. m. Sarred Heart. tr Dawe Rev. John B. Scbeler. C. S. C. pastor. Low mass ft G:0o a. m. Student' muss at 8:00 a. ru. Parish mass at 10:E a. in. Veapera at 1 eo p. ra bt. Stephen's II uncrian Thomas acid Mrl'heraou sta ltev. Lawrence HorTatb. pastor. Masa at S:00 and 10:1s a m. Sunday st l.oc: t 2 ;00 p. iu. iisaf diction at 3:00 p. m. Ft. rtrlfk'a S07 S. Tavior at Rev. John K. I'Klrootc. C. S. C. paator. SU JoMph'i Hill st. and Lasall av. Tatrick J. Carroll. C. C. pustor. Iow ina-u'S at 7:00 and 0:00 a. m. Hlgo mass at 10:00 a. in. benediction at 3:isJ p. tn. Sacred He.trt Belgian 112G XV. Thomas at. Bev. Charles . . i-'iacter, pastor. Masa at 7:U and d0 a. m. Sunday ktbool at 2.30 p. ai. UeueUicttoa at 3:( p. na. MISSIONS. Ilop.- r:; . Studebaker st. Sunday school at 2 :.".0 . ni. l'reaching at ö::aj und :.'' p in. Ser ic.s- dm lug the week and Monday. I'rhiay atid Saturday evenings at 7:4." o'clock. All welcome. Mary Nuuernaker iu charge. Mennonlte Hop Z2 E. Jeffersaa blvd. Sunday acbooi at 2:30 p. a i'reachlng at 3:0 p. m I'reachlng 3:30 and 7-4? p. ns. Sert Ices every night except Weduesday. Mary .Nunemakrr In cbarjeeClty 11Ö E. Jefferioa bird. Iliy A. Bird, superinteodeat. Sunday school a 3:C0 p. m. Bible Tasi at 4.00 p. m fll 21 E. Lasalle av. Services I Wednesday evening at 7:40; Saturday and Sunüay evenings at :.j0. Everybody i , h ome. Benleo.il. Apostolic Faith-.-JO N fijive st. Suniiay school at lu:oo n. m. Breaching at 11 ;taJ n. tn. Evening servi'e at s olok. Mid '" k nic-tm? op Tuesday and Thursday evening". J. B. Howe, evangelist. SPIRITUALIST. The Progressive Spiritual society will hold services at 2:) and 7:30 p. in. every Sunday ut ',V S. Michigan st., Beduien'a ball. Memorial and testimony service. Mmn.'c beareis: Mr. jitnl Airs Charles A. 1 licuip"'!!. . Tuiupol. M". llool. EveryI ody invited. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday at 10:00 a. rn at tfce Y. M. C. A Resident sei T!it)n tninlstera ahas welcome. l:ev. W. H.

MFC j Ffcalilfiy, pritiiilcat; Kev. (i. W. neneü, I vice president; Rev. John 1- Imbof. sec-retiry-treasure r. CHURCH OF GOD. Churrh of C.wl T-ervbes are held in Melrtllfi Hall, 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday at 10 -I) a. ra. F. C. Stilson. superintendent. Utole fctudy nt 11 :0o a. m. George j. Kahn, leader. Beran class Wednesday eyenlng at the home of It. U. "uffel. f,!7 S. St. Joseph st. Church of tied or haJnts Cbipel oa Harrison av.. one block north of Lincoln Sunday acbooi at ft:4JS a. m. ; iL hllrkley, superintendent ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Woman's Club ball, room 224. J. M. & lu.idin;. JEWISH. Tempi Bejh-EL-Corner ' Laaalia At. nnd Taylor st rn. Serbes SiiU'lur at 10:i." a. ni. Rubbl A. G. Minda.- "Charity Yerbus Justlcv." Sunday school at ft:U0 a. m. SALVATION ARMY. 03 E. Jefferson blvd. Sunday aeryIces: Morning, county Jail, 10:00; SunSunday fcchool nt 2:C0 p. m. SCIENTIST. First Chureh or Christ. SclentUt Main and Jladlson sts. Sunday aervleea at 11:) a. m. Testimonial recctlnj ercry Wednesday at 8:00 p. m. Sunday schojl for children and young; people up to ths ae of ;T0, frcm ':45 to 10:GO p. m. Sunday sc Pool entrance on Madison at Beadlug rooms maintained by tb cburcb on i; aeventb floor of tbe J. M S. building, are open dally except Sunday from 12 to 5. and on Saturday eveiIng from 6 to 8. EPISCOPAL, St. James' Lafayette blvd.. north of Washington. lit. Rev. John Ilazen White, rector; KeT. R. Everett Carr. vicar. Holy communion. 7:.'U) a. m. Church school at 0:10 a. iu. Holy rucharlst at 11:00 a. in. Vespers at ö:00 . m. Young people's service at ti:Z9 p. 1. CITY OFFICIALS TO ATTEND CUSTER SHOW The Camp Custer play, "The Making of a Soldier," played by members of the famous 10th infantry, which will be given at the Olitheater Monday and Tuesday evenings, will tje attended in a body by the city officials. In the party will be Mayor Car son, Police Chief Kline, City Clerk Hilinski, Controller Swygart, Capt. Cordier, members of the board of safety. Dr. L. J. Smith, V. M. Iloone and X. II. Kyser, and their families. Ilocause of the council meeting Monday night it is expected that they will attend the Tuesday performance. The 10th regiment is probably the most famous of all the regular army outfits. It was tirst organized In 1S35 at Willetfs Point. X. Y.. from where they 'were sent to the west to suppress Indian uprisings. It wss ln4 Utah when the Mormons gave trouble, saw service in the Civil war and at the battle of Gettysburg. It was in Cuba and at Santiago on ' S 8 . and served during the Philippine insurrection from 1901 to 1903. The tlrst regiment to serve on the isthmus, remaining there six years, from 1911 to 1917, when it was returned to the United States, to form the nucleus fo the :!3rd. 45th. 46th and 77th infantry regiments which. fought in the world war. The 10th is the only regular army outfit stationed at Camp Custer. SIX GRADUATE FROM Y. M. C. A. SCHOOL Six young men, each finishing a three-year course in the Y. M. C. A i night school, were graduated last evening and were also guests of honor at a 7 o'clock dinner. The affair was held in ho association building with 4 0 members of the various classes present. He;. E. Garfield Johnson, pastor of the Uroadway Evangelical church, delivered the main address, following the dinner. A musical program was also given during the entertainment. Three of the six young men graduating from the night school were given diplomas from the drafting course while the other three gained their in the bookk .epin: course. lxuis Szabo. Bert I3ecK tnd Cleo Miller graduated from the drafting class while Stanley Szmanoski. Albert Gillen and Glen Timmons became alumni of the bookkeeping course. GERMAN SPIES ACTIVE IN SWITZERLAND AGAIN PA HIS, May 2 4. German spies and propagandists have resumed their operations in Switzerland, but their tactics apparently have changed, the correspondent of the Temps in Switzerland writes. Instead oiT piving material help to dangerous dement. in the allied countries. as formerly, German .'ignts are almost openly engaged in various forms of propaganda aainsf the jillied po.ci. "A very important anti-British campaign has just bttn discovered." the correspondent addf. "J.eaficts, bearing the name of neither author nor printer, are being distributed in sealed enveloped, even in the orhccs of the moa important Swiss papers." I IUrTACIlMIlNTS lcavi;. CAMP UPTON. N. Y.. May 24. Detachments of the 225th and 327th! infantry left, here Friday for Cumn Gordon. Dix, Grant, Sherman. PoUuc, Taylor, Devins. Meade, Cus-J t r. Lewis and Bowie; Forts Ogle-j tharpe. Ga., and the Prtcidu). San; I'rancisc o. Cuticura Soap Best for Baby 'Mtj.lei frrebf Cut car. Wpt. R--a.

Taxi Drive' Tells How Drunk Policeman Flirts

Two weeks ago a drunken polic?n.cn fired seven shots at an autornooilf in an effort to get acquainted with the women pa.enpcrs, accordinfr to Ben Meddo. taxi driver, 617 W. Dunham st., but ho completely was the affair hushed up that the story did not c ome out until last niht. . Police official, even when questioned, said they knew nothing: of the affair. Meddo's story of tht- shooting, what led to it, and what followed, is this: "I was taking two women passengers norne in my car, when Casimir Luznv. a policeman, hut in plain clotnes, stopped me at the corner of Michigan st. and LaSalle av. Luzny was drunk. "He tried to persuade the ladies to go home with him. but they r't want to, so I drove on. Luzny g jt in a car with two other men and followed me. I drove out on Portare av.. and about every block the other car would tome up alongside, 'intil my passengers told me to put on mere speed and lose them. "We pot a few miles out on Portago road, and got quite a ways ahead of the oilier machine, when News of the City from the Official Records M'lTIUOH COlllT. Louis Hrinkman et al. vs. Lloyd Kaiser; Judgment suit. Helen S. Kent vs. Massachusetts Banding and Insurance Co.; suit on insurance policy. W. It. Hinkle vs. F. J. Powers; judgment suit. Mamie Jones vs. Ellis Clark; suit on account. UlHCtlT ( OIHT. Frank Tonk vs. Edward DcKesel; damage suit. M AUIt L( . 1 : 1,1 ci :xsks. Albert Anderson, laborer. South Uend. to Xina Fink, house-work. Mlshawaka. Zyztryd Kowalski, South Uend, to Agnes paymastei, Polcyn, inipector. South BeuJ. Otis Xolar, foreman, Elkhart, to Mess Hoffman, clerk. South Uend. hi:.l i:stti: transfers. - Statistics From the Records of the ImUana Title ami Loan Co. William E. Träger and wife, Christian X. Träger and wife, Fred C. Träger ano wife. Julian H. Träger and wife, Emma Kcntz and husband to Mai tin 1 Trager a:nl Rose M. Hall. $1. Lot Uj and pari lot 150. S. E. addition. William C. Jackson and vif. Thomas H. Jackson and wife, Fannie IE Copp and husband. Mary E Collins. Dora J. Staples and husband. Francis M. Jackson and wife. William C. Jackson to William L. Hatfield and Anna M. $490. Lot 23:;. Vernon Heights addition to South Bend. Christian Sorwick and Hilda to Piotr Durccki. Jl,y50. Lot IS, City View' Place, in town of Myler, now part of South Bend. Albert L. Kern and Susi- Kern, his wife, to Milo H. Haw blitzed and Bessie J. L. $1.100. Lot 43. Henry StudobaKcr's First addition to South Et nd. Rose Gyorke to Frank Staszenski and Stella. $2.100. aA 26:.. Clement Stud Itaker's Summit Place Second addition to South Bend. Piotr S.o.epantk and Agata to Kazmierz Itapalskl and Konstancya. $1. IJt 1070, third plat of Summit Place addition to Suuth Bend. Delevan D. Bowsher to Xellie Case. $1,.; 3 1.9 3. Part of Lots M, 82 and S3. A. G. Cushing's Fourth addition to South Bend. MayrV Michigan Avenue Ijanü company to Edward L. Hand and Ruby. $1. Lot 4 G, Ma r"s Michigan Avenue addition to South Bend. Francis M. Caldwell and Anna to Charles Francis Biislin and Addie Vlolia. $100. Part of Lot 23, Bartlett's addition to South Bend. Leslie C. Whltcomb and Fied W. Keller and wife to Rutherford G. Kroft and Edith 1. tL Lot 7. Indiana Avenue addition to South Bend. Anna Kish to Louis F. InIisIi and Barbara. 1 . Lot 21, Bulla V: Patton's addition to South Lend. Herman T. Roseen and wife to Ära D. Winner and Ethel I. $d. having trouble Docs your skin itch and burn? Or is ycur appearance marred bv patches of eruption? There is no need of enduring uch discomfort when Resinol Ointment usually stops itching at once and quickly makes the kin clear and healthy asain. Doctorshavc prescribed Kcsinol Oint

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trie car. nciorc l ceuiu stop seven l bullets had come at us, and then I! saw Luzny standing on the running! )oard of the car, with hi.s revolver In his) hand. ' V.'hen I stopped, he said he wanted to search my car for liquor. I told him he could have told me that down town, and he told me to keep my mouth shut, lie searched, and didn't tind anything, then, since another machine was coming1, I guess, he let me go. I took my passengers home, and then went down to the police station to report the affair. They told r.ie to see the chief in the morning. "Kline told me to get out of his oftlce when 1 went in the next morning. He told me not to try to 'pull any bolsheviki stuff.' He said! he would do nothing to repay 'me j for the damage to my car." j Chief Ivlinp denies bnvinir h:A m?w .... . o ...... ...... conversation with Meddo. It is understood, however, that the taxi driver will soon begin legal action against the police department to collect damages. III , JV WO A 7 mm J , A.S. 11. X I - V. V, C sCTJ-V. " ond addition, Walkerton. . i . ! T . 1 . rr . ... i .. uaruu juiuiMni inner ami iiu.t band to Cla)ton W. Belstle. $1. Lot 10. Oakland Park, now part of South Bend. Navarre Place Coi poration of South Bend, Ind., to M.irlon G. Staley. $500. Lot 2S3, Parkovash addition of Navarre Place in city ot .outh Bend. American Trust tonpany, admt. of Henry G. Niles. dcceasc-J, estate, to Schuyler C. Rose. $4.500. Fart or Eots b, i, lb in stokes suivey, j Mishawaka. Catherine A. Tvvomey and Joseph A. Werwinski to James O. Eads and Jennie. $1. Part of lots 7 and S, Klingel Vr Mayr's oiib-di cision of Inrgc I Or' block, No. 12, Samuel L. Cottrell's First addition to Lowell, now part of South Bend. Eli Htrring and wife to John I' Russell and Elsie M. $1. Part Lot 5, Studebaker's sub-division B. O. I. Xo. 4, first pWt of South Bend, by State bank. William F. Hartstein and Pearl I. to Wallace S. Ilouk and Claude S. Houk. $4U0. Lot 10, Second addition to Rivcrdale, now part of South Bend. Joseph C. Paxton to Cnatics T. Smith and Lillian B. $1. Lot 4! Olive Heights- addition to South Bond. Henry Kalo and Estella R. to Frank Mayr, sr., ami Florence M. $1. Lot 7. Mary Ilancy's addition to South Bend. August Prast and Mary W. to Theodore H. Stark. M.oOo. It 1. .lohn Prasl's sub-oivi.'.ion of lot 1.. K'instman V: ieyers addition to South Bend. George M. Stud baker. Anr.e Studebaker. (7arlisl and ('lenient StudeKiker, jr., to lpnacy Szafranski and Anna. $1. Lot 2S2. Saiiimit Place Second addition to South Lend. Wallace S. Houck a ul w'le. Claud S. Huk and wife to William F. llartstein and Pearl. L Lot 92 in Second addition to Rivcrdale. now part of South Btnd. BRING AIR VEHICLE-TO EASY STOP ON ROOF CLEVELAND, May 2 4. I'or the i litst time in the history of Hying in America, a vehicle of the air was brought to a convenient stop in the heart of a large city when a dirigible lmlloon landed on rot) of a prominent hotel Friday evening to permit two of its five passengers to alight, i The 160-foot dirigible. the A-4, j la luled on a specially constructed ' platform, 30 by 30 foot. The landing was made after :'Von attempts, j The oaiioon. puotea by James Shade, made the trip from Wingfoot Lake naval air station, near Akron, approximately 35 miles in a little more than one hour, despite the fact that it faced a stiff wind. i WHY NOT TRY PQPHAM'S I ACTHMA.MFniriWP L,rtJ I 1 1 If IA LlflLiyiV.il 1 L j SOLO OY ALL DRUGGISTS PRICC $1 00,.' 1 x 6 BOXCS TOR $5 00. r -- i TRIAL PACKAGE BY MAIL 1 Oc. .WIUIAMS MfG. CO.. Props. CleveUnd. 0.! For ale by Central Brujj Co. with your skin? ment for over twenty years in the treatment of skin affections. So you need not hesitate to use it, nor to recommend it to skuvtormented friends. Keritsol O'.ntmect is to near'. flh-ccloced tK: it can Le tted oa exposed urtje atnoat atmctiae uadas ;.c-uja. Scli z ail dzufgitm.

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