South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 145, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 May 1919 — Page 2

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s Local Association Plans Dinner For Camp Secretaries Tuesday Evening. Honoring the 12 Y. M. C A. war work cret.i r ies of South Ilnd :tnl Mishawaka, an 'I In pnc ial compliment to W. . I;avi.-s ;md A. D. Hutibard, th fi'.t st recently rr turned from oversea 4. the Iol Y. M. C. A. will entertain ""0 rnn of the city at a 6:30 o'clock banquet at the association building- Tuesday nicht. Mr. iJuvies, who will an ive in South L'end this afternoon, landed at New York I-'riday aboard th- "Imperator." while Mr. Hubbard, whq will not reach this ity until Sunday morning, arrived at Newport News on Thursday. Was I'orinerly ScrcM;iry I Irr. Mr- Davies wax secretary of the loal Y. M. C. A. whr-n it was still housed in the old building. In August 1917, Jubt four months after America's entrance into the v.r, he left his bu.-dne here and took ur Y. M. C. A. war activities at (.'amp Shelby. Mis., In company with J. Q. Arne!, another local association worker, who is still overseas. After four months at Camp Shelby he volunteered for over.-ens v. old: and sailed for Franco in December. KMT. He was first assigned to Urest, the lottarkation port, but was later transferred to the n ival air service on an inland off the French coast which h;.d been forbidden to Y. M. C. A. men. Hl." la?t work was lone in Germany with the army of occupation, he being' anions the lirst live secre taries to receive that assignment. ! duoMs f Ifoi:or. j The seven overseas secretaries,; who will le present ;it the banquet j will include Mr. Davies, Mr. Hubbard, who served in France; Iiev. CI. "V. Titus of Mii-hawaka, who spent Hoven months In France with the rirht division, 10 of the boys of this division being in South llend at the present time, K. H. Feck, who did bis work wilh the colored Sinhalese troop of SO.OOi men attached to" the French army, and Kenneth I I;oers. local Y secretary, who served in Kngland and Scotland. There are live secretaries who were assigned to camps in this country and they Include John I?.' Campbell. Camp Funston, Kans., and Camp Hancock. Ga. : J. YV. Kittiuner, Camp C.rant, 111.; Hev. C F. Fnterline. Camp Custer. Mich.; George F. llurnett r.f Mishawaka, Camp Shelby, and Hay Mird. Camp Shelby. The banquet program will include nhort talks by the honor quests and special musical numbers. TWO COURTS GRANT THREE DIVORCES J. W. Mclmrny, nttim; as .special Judge in circuit court, granted two livorco decre s Friday afternoon. He allowed Florence Hurnside a divorce from Flam IJurnskle and also allowed her to resume her maiden name of Florence Chart. Theresa Karacsony was gicn a decree from Gez.a Karacsony and her maiden name of Theresa Koas was rehtored. ' Judge C. n. Montgomery of the superior court granted lie Kramer u divorce from George Kramer Saturday morning. Flizabeth Mizsak Was divorced from Stephen Miak and ordered r.ot to marry for jeaiit. Fdith Ionard was granted u decree from James M. Ionaial. COMPLETE DETAILS . FOR MEMORIAL PARADE Details of the Memorial da exercises and parade were completed l-'riday nU'ht at the third joint ses-j-ion of military organizations of the ity, at Auten post hall, when the xarious chairmen of rommittees reported progress that has been made liurim; the pat week. The parade will form at JeitVrs.m nnd Main sts. and will move north rn Main st. to Colfax av. and west on Colfax to the city cemetery, j where memorial exercises will be j held with Klmer Crockett preMdinr. Hands that will take part in the parade are: The Drum Corps of the JodKe Mfff. Co.. K. of P.. I. . R. M.. Hoy Scout drum corps and the band of Zell parrison. A. and N. l KNIC.TITS Ol' PYTHIAS. j Crusade No. H cet-tocether meetlnp Tuesday evcnintr. May l'T, S o'clock. All new members ur.ired to attend and urt acquainted. Refreshments and smokes. Victory Campain Committer. Adt. r;;6--3 Money Bfl on i

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iiaholi) o. pi:hli:v. Following 20 inon-hs service in the nay. Harold O. I'erlej. 19-year-old son of Samuel Perley. S2Z Ascland a v.. received his discharge from the transport division May Mh and returned home a few days afio. His brother, William C Perley. .51 years old, i.- at present in (Jermany and expects to return home within a few months. Harold enlisted in the navy as a seaman Sept. 1, 1'JlT, at South Pend and went to the Great Lakes training station for his apprenticeship work. He was transferred to the Great ttkes band Jan. 1, Hlx and served as eornetist until Jan. 10, 1919. when he wan transferred to the transport, "Pastores," on wnich he served until his discharge. Harold cLded the middle west in the inlerNews of the City from the Official Records MAItlCIACI-: LICFNSI S. John Ciasialka, labcr, New Carlisle, Ind., Anna Kalka, housework, South I lend, Ind. Hd win J. Kelley, painter, Mishawaka to Etta Myers, Mishawaka. Hert Soleta, car loading, South Henri to Uose Szczepaniak, fame. South Fend. Vernie Luczkovvski. pattern maker, South Fend to Theresa Maskwinska. boxmaker, South IJend. Stanley Wegner, cabinet maker. South F.end, to Cornelia Klawinska, garment worker. South Fend. Henry Arndt, moulder, Dowagiac, Mich, to Martha Schoeniield, machine operator, Itrideman, Mich. Chester It. Uussert. wire chief. South Fend to Irene Franstrator, cashier. Mishawaka. . Floyd Shufty, laborer. South Fend to Kthel Kizer, domestic. South Fend. Walter Crothers. farmer, South Fend to Gertrude lladebaugh. seamstress. South Fend. Joe Van Yiasselaer. laborer. South Fend to Henrietta r.cherpertcl, housework. South Fend. CIKCriT COl'KT. William II. Hosford, et al vs. Fred N. Uonine, et al; suit to compel contribution. mthhioh corin. John L. 0ter vs. Celia Trimmer, et al; complaint on partition. THE PICK SOUTH VI &xt:x' V. . sir .v i 1 -7 j "'- x ! fiSimUHGH ROOMS 1 115 NO. MAIN STREET H "When fee.i bac tlLlt.V yoti here rut it's on a the real To Loan M

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yi li.iam pnujn. est of the various liberty loans while be was connected with the Great Lakes band. William volunteered in the United States army May 1, 1917 at South liend and was transferred to Fort Thomas. K.. where he was assigned to the 22nd cavalry. He was in that division for several months when he was transferred to Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., Sept. l, 1917. He was later Waco. Tex., where he served until nlaced in the SOth Held artillery. Jan. 1. 1918, when he was transferred to the 7th ammunition train. On July 15 ho was aent to Fort Merrltt, N. J. and on Aug. 1 mailed Tor F.nrdeauw . Fiance. He remained at Uordeaux until the armistice was signed and was then transferred to the Rhine and at present is situated in Germany.

TAXI DRIVER IS HELD FOR ALLEGED ROBBERY John Sadoski was the complaining witness against John Mesalike, local taxi driver, In city court Saturday morning. The complainant said that on May 1l he was driven to the Hum village woods and after being assaulted was robbed of .$6. He said he had engaged the driver to take him to a place on Carlisle St. The ( a?e was continued until Monday morning when more evidence will be submitted. A witness, Aud Feeinskl. was lined $1 and costs for contempt of court while the trial was in progress. Heeinski was ordered to itay out of the court room during the examination of the witnesses, which he failed to do. If you Jiave a vacant lot in the city and do not Intend to build this y:ir. jive us location and cash price as we are interested in the purchase of vacant property for the purpose of erecting homes. Room 2 40 Farmers Trust Itldir. AMERICAN HOME AND INVESTMENT CO. 1 138 5-tf Advt. If you bought S3 & 1 V v. i w is ;

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SUBWAY CASE Public Service Commission Refuses Motion of Railway Attorneys. Efforts of the New York Central lines, the Chicago, Lake Shore and South IJend, and the Northern Indiana electric lines, to reopen the grade separation case concerning the Lincoln highway at New Carlisle, before the public service commission denied the petition for rehearing Saturday. The case opened by the NewYork Central July IS, 1916, was heard by the commission and decided In favor of the county commissioners, the steam road and the two electric lines being ordered to elevate at the intersection of their lines with ' the Lincoln highway which is at the edge of the town of New Carlisle. The roads were ordered to elevate on an angle in order that the highway might run under the elevation In a straight course. The railroads endeavored to reopen the case with the plea that the costs of material has advanced considerably since the lirst order was issued. PLAN TO ATTEND NATIONAL CONFERENCE Mi?s Lela Scott, secretary of the I Associated Charities, and Miss Lela Ov;le. city home demonstration agent, will leave Tuesday night for Atlaotic City, N. J., where they will attend the national conference of social workers. The conference, at which there will be between .",.000 and 4,000 workers present, will bo held (luring the lirst week of Juno. FAK.MF.its: attfation: Wool twine at Lippman's, 20 cents pound. -03-3 -Advt.

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BOYS TAKE "HIKE" ALONG ST. JOE RIVER

Starting from . the Y. M. C A. building at 1:30 o'clock I'M members of th1 prep department of the a.-.o-cintion hiked an the river Saturday afternoon and cooled their supper before returning to the Y at o'clock where they enjoyed a swim. They were accompanied on the hike by the boys' building secietary, Victor II. Kupferer. ARRANGE PROGRAM FOR MOTHERS' MEETING A talk on "Saving- Labor In the Household." by Miss Lelia Ogle, one on "Contagious Diseases and Quarantine" by Miss Lulu Kline, a reading by Miss Mildred Lane and a program of special music will coinprise the program at the regular meeting of the Klder Mother:' club be held Tuesday afternoon from 2:Z0 to 3:C0 o'clock. FOR FOUR YEARS On Face, Arms, Chest and Back, Itched and Burned. Cuticura Heals. "I was bothered with pimples that broke out on my face and went to my arms, chest and back. They were large, red, and hard, and they festered. They itchei, burned and hurt, and I scratched most all the time. "They bothered me for four years. Then I sent for a sample of Cuticura. I bought more, and now my face is healed." (Signed) Miss La k ota Mayo, Hendrickson, Mo. It is easier to prevent skin troubles than to heal them. Clear the pores and keep them clear by using Cuticura Soap for every-day toilet purposes with touches of Ointment as needed to little akin troubles. Do not fail to tut the f asch ttliwr fragrance of Cuticurs Tlram, an eiqmntaily eanted fac od kin-pcrrfaming powder, 2ic. everywhere. often entirely ruining the health, .s. i. S. is made entirely of gentleactin0r, healing, purifying roots, herbs and barks, pustssin propertics that build up all parts of the syblem. in addition to removing all impurities and poisons from the Idood. S. S. is a -afe treatment foe Ithpnin:itim. f'.it.irrh. irofnl.i. ores and Ulcers, .kin Diseases, Iilood Poison, and all disorders of the blood. Jt changes the entiie system and it's peimanont. Get S. S. at any dru tole today. It is a standard remedy recognized every where as the greatest blood antidote ever discovered. If yours is a peculiar rase wiite to Medical Director, 201 .Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Advt. ELBEL BROS. V Xz. Some BARGAINS Used Pianos NOW on Easy Terms ! Pianos

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Disposing of Summer Capes

A Surprising Sale Tomorrow A leading manufacturer in New York sold us this lot 117 Capes and Dolmans, at such a sacrifice we can afford to sell them at less than cost of materials. Canes with silk lined vestees. Serees, Gab-

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tans. Priced at only $19.75. Also a limited number of those popular dolmans made of Bolivia Cloth, worth $45.00, on sale tomorrow at only $29.75. .

'Beautiful and graceful these White Milans, Leghorns, Georgettes and Taffeta Hats for summer wear made gay with beautiful colorings in flowers, crepe, ribbons and ostrich tips. A collection worthy of double the prices marked.

'W'aists that are Pleasing Not only in styles and tailoring, but the reasonable pricings. Highest Quality Waists of Georgette in flesh and white, embroidered and lace trimmed collars and cuffs, at $25.00. Also others in light colors, some with high collars, from $10.00 and up to $16.50. Crepe de Chine Waists in flesh, navy and white, tailored sleeves, high necks, from $6.98 to $10.00. Voile Waists, sheer and embroidered by hand, also dainty lace trimmings on collars and culls, from $6.98 to $18.00.

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