South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 36, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 February 1920 — Page 2

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REPORT WORK OF

GROSS NURSE

Works With School Children of City During Past . - Two Weeks.

M' florrr. K. ! error? rui-.o for .t. Jo.-t-Ji i r, ,:nty. Ins oftrr.incd I rhll'Irf n fJwrinc: lu r 3'irst trvo wf':s vork I;rro II r toport In f ill for th"-- f.vo u- cks fdlowg; Nümhfr of rcr.on j-url, ",; r.ui:-.-1 or of pupils f xunln'il, r.M; hour:-1 tpfnt in .'Thon!?, M 1-2; nnml"T of rew oa.MH, 217; rrlrr'd to physician. 11.".; rfr-rr-l i. r.c : II sr . 2S; Tcfrr 'i to d'-iitisr. v.: d'foctiv ilon. JS; conjunctivitis. 1-'; d( !' -iiv harlne, 12; n.t.-il ofc-.truc tion. 4; r.rK tonsils. 12-; r-?na, 1; dfctiv s;ch. r. d.f-.-tiv. lfith, sMsj.fct tnbf rculo.-is. 4; Iddney. ."; deformities, .".; malnutrition, 2"); epileptic-, 2; rnntal -i --.- liv, 7; croltrc. 1."; trf.'itmnnts by r.urse, 2; home visits. 1; rai-'-'dlan-nti visits. 8; talks to pupils, 1 ; 3'UlldinKs Inspected, ;. Homo Sort Irr Itcport. The monthly report of the hnm Vrvlco section of th lied Crosi Vhows that 220 families k:i- called tho homo .srvici .section for infformatlon or aid during the month. Jlccord.s are kept of faruilU-s, 'lhse having received som soria' rervicv and tho other 102 families Jiavinr rocoived information only. l'h report foilows: Twcnty-nln applications for ravel pay and copies ,f dis l:,i r lo ?end with affidavit. have been Vnade: 766 office interviews werf Jild; -12 4 letters were written in the interest of home service families(407 trlephore Interviews; r.t investigations "wore made for military' authorities and cooperating Ked Cross chapters; 17 leal papers wert- filled fit the office, which included clairm jf or compensation, affidavits n-jrard-inq arrears of pay, natuca lization papers, application for discharge fcrtlflcatefc?. Liberty bonds and affi plavits for clothlncr; 2?, surveys for the federal board of vocational education were made at tlio office; 4 3 rllfferent perrons received financial kid:. 2R different persons received Inedical eld; 2 different persons received legral aid; 19 persons were found employment through cooperhtion with the stite employment Service; 20 Foldiers were assisted in converting thoir government insurtinee to one of til permanent forms tf insurance; J 1 , f 7 S . I S amount of ti.oney given out durincr tho month; 1 731.57 amount of money returned Curing the month. j From Orsranint ion to Dan. i I Five thousand fifty-one differen' families have called on th home V-rvica for Information or aid; l.r.Sf rive roce.'ed information only, so Report are not kept; :1..12: haw received some medical service, so reports are kept; this number in dudes 333 enlisted men who have 5en discharged from the service cause of physical disability, so are In titled to compensation and 214 pon-riident men who have beer fitchar?d from th service and eed (""istunce of some sort.

DUTLIKE PROGRAM OF

KEORA CLUB ACTIVITIES The program of activities for the emalnder of the year was mipped

ut by tho members of the Keora riub at the meeting held Tuedav

fterr.oon at the V. V. A. The ;uh I) composed of hirrh school Irl and the pro.Emm is desiimr.l to

?' of a special Int re it to Iris of hat are. At the r.cxt metinc. V Iv l.tlie r.ernbern will hd'. a pot lue-; supper followe.i ,y a theater j);irty. Jneetlng: or. March 2 will be a striethMuslness one anl will !..- followed ty a fashir-n show on March 1 ". V'hcn livinic models will demon tra t . flow and how not to dress. A tea the hiirh pehool faculty wi'! lvan on March ;'.( and on April the members will entertain with a lancir part in the J. M. buildpir. The April 13 meeting a ill he hevoted t a discussion of Cmp t'berhart wb.ich tb.o afc.ooiation it Is Ittend two wrtks during' the .-um-hier. College day will b ti'.serv.l prll 17 when a icussion of the rl on collpkif i ar.d th ir i curses jrin tako p'.ace. Tin- ad vanta ires pn to girls nH i;o:m; to rollei;o a!5o be taken up. At the last fieetint; in May the members will r.tertair. with the iinnual bar. juet Kt their boy friends.

TO ATT1:M ( ONVI NTION. A r-.urr.her of local Y. M. i". A. porkers will attend h state contention. tvT-. irh to to be b. M at InjUr.a ;olis on Teh. 27 and 2. The program w:ll inclv.de th- fnl'wii: poup conforenre: "0:!brs of the Hai'ro.Td Association.' "ollfjo Dellgates." ThyIf.il IV.rrrtr-s ar.d Departmenta! Comm:!tr ?r. t," "n-ys pirertcrs and Mtir.b-rs of the i-.y,-Work Coiamlrfc." nn-l "Cour.t Association O:t:of:." Tlie ar.-..:al .Imper will te hr'ei Fridiy "eb. 2 7. The mu-a-.- tor tb.e u-e.i on iv ill b rcndercvi y l.troy Jicy of Elifin. II!. ( j may "Y" assistant. , Mis Marian liuiri'y of Mitut..Kac, Vls . becan h r v. ork a; th.e k'. TV. A. Wodn .d.v as a-:s'.ir.t to M.iä Margaret S;. i 1 o t ! p:r"trr. The nw ioMith b a--..-irr; ol the a.vo. ut mr :s .s i-jr.i;:; BScli prt.port for. s thit . n .i tit for .V!f- Syk.- w . - ' i i" . U : t-iurcftly h ij had .p'i:-t,. m V.

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PUPILS PARTICIPATE IN ESSAY CONTEST

As a pnrt fl thr thrift week pro,uram the pupils of the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades of the various public and parochial schools of the city participate.! in a prlo essay contest, Thrift" bein the subject. The essays were judged at each school, the best one in each rtridf wiur.iim' a two biliar irize. These essays have now been sent to the office of tbe s 1 1 per i n 1 1 n d e i . t of schools and a live dollar prize is to be awarded t the writer of the lx-st essay in each of the four glades, fifth sixth, seventh and eighth. The dee isions for this portion of tbe contest h.tve not I cm m:Kh The local banks are supply the prizes. The winners in the two dollar cont st were as follows: junioi hi-;b school. Jacob Hersh. Hiblred Shuell. Codfrey .T. Miller, Cecil j. liloom and l. nn Miller; Colfa:.. Ifardd TIershenow and Lorano Carl-s-on; Coquillard, Harriet lbs-, Elizabeth Mayr and Martlia Ann Kced; T'lder. Marcella Shirk, Uvaneiine

Lndlum and Hörschel Itowe; Uranklin, Mabel Lutes and Ruth Ward:' Kaley, Helen F.alasa, Carmen Castle and Hen Levy; Lafayette. Gene I n -wood and Keith Collier; Laurel. Jtsa ph Tluckloy and Isidore Ibjorda; Lincoln, Florence Swanson, Uert Meran. Mary Ib.lley and r.eulah Merrick; binden, Margaret Kohnke, Ui!::a'.'eth :-irnko and Alma Kohnke; Madison. K: therine Jackson, Marth . .Morgan and Dorothy Lee; Muessel, Itohert Stretch, Maty Llouler and Wilmary Coar; Olivu-, ThtTesa ,alai and Matle Hauquist; Perley, J(d.n tl. L'lli-" and Ottf Seifert; River Lark, Marian IVnrod, (Icraldine Kctterman. Levy Lim! and I'ranklin Hopkins; Studebakrr. -r-thur Uostater, Iris Wnn anil .Tuanita Iullon; Washington, Joe Kreskai. Is.tdore Orlein. Alex Duuck and Rose Iaikncs: St. Hedwiire, I'lorenco (lsws'.ca, Henrietta (Irvosk and Arthur Xusiro.iz.a; Mary's. Vhizabeth Lentrch, Josephine j. Wartha and Catherine M. Kierein; St. Joseph's ne.u'.emi. Ruth Mrlmrny, Rosemary Murphy ar.d Mildml Johtison; St. Jos ph's school, Rob. rt Rraunsdorf, iMwurd Hrston and Jerome DiClcrcq. AKIir.ST LOCAL MAN. At the request of 1'rank Hillm.Mi. -iier.u of Alleiran county, Mith., th South Lend police Tuesday evening too; into custody I'd. ConvtTse, ah. is Ud. Lewis at his rooming house. o'e2 Lincoln way !'. t'orra '', ; et in c to the Michigan o:!a -rs.

ANNOUNCE LIST OF CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS

Announcement ha.s been made by the civil service department at the post otlice that a larKo number of examinations for government positions of all kinds will be held at the local post othce during the next In days. Among- the. positions for which examinations will he giwn are the following: Stenography ami typewriting instructor, pajing 5LS00 a year; library as.istant. $1.200; translator. 51.S00; special assistant in home rcononiics tulucation. üöö; assistant director of edocationa work. ?J,000 to $ 1,000; physician, 1'anama canal zone; teachers for Indian and Philippine service, $1,(100 ; specialist in City School administration, S:i.j0ü; editor, $2.000; examiner for interstate commerce commission, JC.000 to $5,000. Further information concerning the examinations and the dates upon which they are to Ue held may be secured at the civil service department of the pest o'lice.

si n von sriMH)KT. !"b vt ;k e Mayer filed suit for support against l'rank Mayer and First Trust Savings Co. in the superior court Wednesday. Mrs. Mayer stated her husband had deserted her last October and that aetic n was being brought to secure entire in'erest in a joint land contract. She is now working to provide a living for herself ai.d three children.

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Students' Recital

Charge Illegal Summoning of Witness in Superior Court Case.

Suit for Jö.euu damace.-: bled by Augu&Un and Florence Ciliuor" against Joseph I. Ryan and Ixretta Carey in superior court Saturday immediately after a decision had been given In the habeas corpus case brought ngainst Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore, will be contested because of illegal service according to local attorneys who are representing Mr. Pyan and Miss Carey. Rrief and summons had been prepared before the close of the case for the possession of the son of Miss Carey and as soon as Judge Montgomery ruled that the custody of the child should remain with the foster parents', the suit for damages was hied and summons served in the court room. "This is contrary to law." said the attorney for Miss Carey of the case. "In case it is necessary for people to mm" from another state to rrotect their interest in legal actions, they are allowed to leave that state and return to their place of residence betöre summons can be served on thorn. Roth Mr. Ryan and Miss Carry were not out of the court room when the summons in this case wjis served. Court in the preceding case had not been closed and we intend to contest the case on that ground." tiavc up Possosloii. Lorctta Carey, the mother of Xormand Verne Redmond, gave up possession of her child to the Gilmore family on the condition that they adopt him. When this was not done, she secured possession of the child and habeas corpus proceedings were tiled in the superior court of Cook county, Illinois, by Mr. Gilniore. The decision of Judge Cooper in that court awarded the custody of the child to Gilmore and an appeal was immediately taken to the appellate court by Miss Carey. Soon thereafter Mrs. Oilmore joined her husband in South Rend where he has been working as a public accountant. Miss Carey followed" and filed habeas corfus proceedings in the superior court, allesins that the l.oy should bo with her because of the appeal to the higher court. After a hearing before Judge Montgomery, the ruling of the court was that the decision of Judgo Cooper awarding the custody of the child to the foster parents until the appellate court ruled was upheld.

The regular bi-monthly studr.ts recital of the South Benl Conservatory will be held Thürs lay evening, i at o'clock in th conservatory. The

following pupils will appe.tr at that time; Fox and Goose Martin Helen Slaybaugh Old Fnglish Dance TValpaw Irene Fancil Lament for the Fairies Lamont F.thtl Roberts Japanese Fan Diner Virginia Pace Adele Shaw r.U anor Copps Madeline Stein T Varices Gammeck Lleanofc Jane lcihl. (a) Mat ch des Pierrots Reek r (b) Wako Robin Cochran Helen DeLoni? (a) Dancing Song Wing (b) A Country Ving Rucll Webster Adoration Borowski Violin Clara Makielska (a) Jack in the Pulpit Mokreji (b) Dancing Daiscy Fields. . Mokreji Karl Ueherlins An American Lullaby .... Krocgman .Vocal Camila Mallor Dancing on the Green Farrar Ither Kaplan Pompadour Dance Mildred Kersey Minuet Chaminade Luclle Stetson Valse Styrienno Wollenhaupt Agnes Itoloff Clue Reils Vocal Marjorie Blake Gondliers Nevins Beatrice Goss.

Kitchen Table Cabinet style, porcelain top, roomv drawers, at $23.50.

Medicine Cabinets In golden oak or white enamel. mirror doors, at $3.00 up.

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PLAN PROGRAM OF MUSIC FOR SCHOOL A Song-A-Logue of America, representing characteristic American music, will be presented at the high school auditorium Friday afternoon nt 2:4 3 o'clock. Music from live groups of American history which have contributed most to characteristic American songs, will be heard Friday.

Dr. J. II. McMrel, office with T. A. Olney, 415 Farmers Trust Bldg. Tel. Main 51U; residence Main 392.

"DANDERINE" PUTS BEAUTY IN HAIR

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Making Home Attractive With New Furniture, Draperies and Floor Coverings Beautiful Suite in William and Mary Design

Jacobean finish, sold complete or in separate piece. 22 by 60 inch, mirror back butTet $125.00. without mirror back $1 I 5.00. 48 or 54-inch Table to match at $5 7.50 and $70.00. Slip Seat O-airs, upholstered in blue leather, at $0.50. Host Arm Chair at $12.50. Complete Set finished in beautiful Jacobean Nut Brown. Fumed Oak Dining Room Suite as Follows: 54-inch Bufret, heavily planked top, mirror back, at $95.00. China Cabinet at $75.00. 54-inch Dining Room Table at $62.50. Chairs, leather seat, at $7.50 each. Separate Pieces for Dining Room Fine Golden Oak Buffet, colonial design, 48-inch top, mirror back, at $72.50. Also, 50-inch at $85.00. TablesFine Quarter Oak Table, 48-inch, at $35.50. $36.50. 54-inch Table, plank top, handsome base, at $5 7.50.

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New Spring Curtains and Draperies BecAitiful Cretonnes, also Chintz and Reps, in most remarkable spring colorings, complete new line now ready for selections, from 50c to $2.95 yard. Imported Madras 95c to $4.35 yard. Kapock Silks $2.69 to $6.50 yard. Sectional Panels in beautiful designs for any size window, also Nets, Voiles, Grenadine and Swiss Curtains.

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SUIT OS NCKIIX Kmma I. ('haffer filed suit on note against Fred Drechsel in Justice Al. llosinski's court Wednesday. The note dated Juno 6, 1913 for six months at ten percent was: for $1."0. Judgment of $K0 interest on the note and $.10 attorneys fees is asked in the suit.

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vliat tl'v like, live :is tljey li'.ie. and still bee tkoir two, :liree or four pound et bit .1 week. Simple, effective, lia-iuless M.nimola I'res.Tiptln Tat!ts are -old tv 11 dn: cists a large .ise for SI; or it iu pr fe i you may rite dlreet to tke M.-irniola rompaiiy. S4'l Wendw r .rd av.. letroir. MUh.

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Eyesight Dim? If your eyesight is dim, your vision blurred; if your eyes ache, itch, burn or feel dry. jret a bottle of BortCyii tablets from your drujrdst, dissolve one in a fourth of a class

j of water and u.-e to bathe the eyes 1 frcra two to four times a day. Bon1 Opto has triven stronger eyes, i clearer, sharper vision and relief to

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LOOSEN UP THAT HEAVY COLD Go after it right away with Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey THE peroa who once rives this nationally popular cough and cold rehenng medicine a fair opportunity of proving itself, beromes a convert. He learns how really beneficial its healing and balsamic antiseptics are ia helping relieve a cold, coupti, prippc, bronchitis, hoarseness. He hnds out how promptly it assists Nature in elTectin? a contplcte eradication of phkgm and iallarnination and congestion. Today right now get an economical bottle at your druggist's. It will be a well-paying investment. cOc., 60c, $1.20.

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oche, Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Lumbapo, Rheumatism, Neuritis and Pain generally. Always say "Bayer" when buying Aspirin. Then look for the pafety "Bayer Cross" on the pack-8-gc and on tho tablets. Handy tin boxen of twelve tablets cost but k few ctnts. Druggidtc aljio sell larger packages.

FRRsir, w.vrm mmvD EVntY 40 MCiTTES Only r!ace In the city where you can l)uy "Warm Bread every few minutes. You don't get bread here that waa baked the day or night before! It is absolutely FRESH better than home-made.

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It's South Bend s new Dancing Palace, where the old and young may spend the evening dancing "without the least fear of any objectionable features. TOKIO is located on N. Michigan in the Turner Hall. This building has been entirely remodeled and enlargrd, redecorated and transformed into beautiful JAPANESE GARDEN it may be equalled, but not surpassed. South Bend has longed for just such a place, conducted along dignified ideas and strict rules, which assures all patrons high-class entertainment. TOKIO is just the kind of pi. ice you lave always wanted.

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