South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 64, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 March 1920 — Page 2

THE SOUTH SEND NEWS-TIMES

COUNTY TO HAVE 117 VOTING PLACES AT NEXT ELECTION

Committee Appointed to vcstipatc Condition in Recommendation 4. InFt. Jotph county will 117 -pUr.ff I recinctt at the rominsc election this K-imrnr :ii;d f.ill if fh recommendation f th- ' "n. m if t - er.pinfd to inv tiMt- 1 1 r. tr ltinns In the county ;ir approved 1 y the ho;ud of county r:i nn lories.". The inability of nlir.c Tr.nrhine manuf a'-turinir rorop.ir.l s to i:arßr.tee. delivery nf machin' for the f.nll election required the return of riper hallots in cvrry princt outrid Ih limits of South !!.-n l. Afrnsp Voters. Thf number of a.vrns- xors to H precinct in Fo-ith Itend where ctIn machinfn xri'l r ud xyhp hiwcin .150 nnd 40. In th' rrn.iiii'l-:-rf Minhawa ka nnd thr- rounty au average of j'O xvn s roomier d ornretent to take ran- of t.i vote l..--at;e of the p?if -T billot". S"oith Pend will haw ." ir- uro t.-v-her" Z were formerly dr in s ifTVient to tn. care of th'' vn'f id' Ihn f it y. The increases in thr ward 'f the city are a follow: Tii.-l Varil, 5 to 1 1 prccinot?; onl vanl. fixe to rjht; third w.inl, thro to four; fourth ward, four to ei-jht; fth ward, three to five; Mth ward to 11'. Tive to iht- yventh xvard. t Siar.Ue ITc-inct. Srparnt precincts were mad'1 at Notre Dam1 and at Ardtnor" Mei?htE. rtoth of the;e places ot-d in the wards of the city in former lections. Paf t ballot." will ! u.-'-l jin both of th above pre cincts. Mi.'hiwnk.i will have 2 preeineta JiiS compared with eipht. In formet ' r tiofi;.. Tli is prent inert a.se wa.-Hfrr5nn-bff.iu." of the return io YP'-T ballots xvhere formerly trie Noting rruehir.esj were used. A small y.rrtlon of Pnn townvhip is ;ilo Included In the division of wards of the city. Th number of prerinrts in each -f the wards of Mishawaka is a? follows: Firt ward, Axe precincts: fecend ware!, four precincts; third vard. yrven'. fourth ward, live; ttfth Varel, five. Clinn;;c In Tmvnliip. Changes in practically every town? hip of the county was thought necessary by the committee after a thorough inveftiatifr of th entire our.ty. Such charges as are recommended at the present time are thought to be sufficient to take earo T the vot- the county until th urcha5C of votinp machines for the remaln'.if-r of the county by th 1oard of commisflonr.M when it will 1-f neoessnry to redistrict certain precincts apain. The' number of rrecincts thoupht 'necessary in the various township jr as follows: Warren township, two prrcincts; Olive toxvnsltlp. four; Harris, one; Clay. two; (lortnan. one; (Ireene. two; Ubertx. four; 'Lincoln, four; Union, four; Tenter, iitip; I'rnn, four; Madison, four. The committee recently aopoir.t- - by the party chairmen with th approval of th county commisionrs. has been xvorkins steadily for 'the past two veks and eery pre- ' inct of the county has bec-n inven,'tipated by them. Those composinp the committee re Arthur P. Wolf, lluph Tansey. iJrd V. Keller and O. P. V,. Johnson. to ih:aii rirriTiov. r:il argument on the petition of 11 he New Jerpej. Indiana c Illinois jfltailroad Co. to crofs the tracks of jthe St. Jofeph. South I?end Southr i n Railroad Co. here will be held fin the oMiCv of th Indim.i ptihlie' service rommifion :t Indianapolis tnt 9.' SO n. m. March 1.".. Evidence iu ih hfnrinp was stibmitled to J. V. iTMcCTirdl. commissioners, while sitting at the St. Joseph county curt bouso recently. KXL1ST IN AUMY. The followlnc men. left South SVnrt Tuesday for Camj Travis. Texas, bavin.c enlisted ir the 17th :ie!d artillery xvhich s Joe.. ted here: yrn Kudevitzki. Johv. Marciniak. Stanley Karkinski, Frank I Swart7. Itole'.nus Klosowki. Joseph J. Gram7.. Joseph J. Gerpicz. Th" men enlisted at the local army recruiting r'Htion for one year. Eyesight Dim? If your eyeigrht is dim, your vision blurred; if your eyes ache, itch, burn or feci dry, pet a bottle of BonOpto Ublta from your drupist, dissolve one in a fourth of a slass of xrater and use to bathe the eyes from two to four times a day. BonOpto has piven t stronp-er e-es, eleftrer, sharper vision and relief to thousand?. ist" n welL' tine ir. irar.y int&xxi. GAINS WEIGHT, FEELS FINE Mr. Clyde Shearer. TJJ Kast Seventh tree;. .lamestowv. N. V.. writo: "I a:. i us;ug Calomcne Tibletc and they are makmg me therii. ! in fieh dav.'' ferl ;:n s:r.ce tiKing b.axe L'aii eti ten poutids .ir.'l ft I better every Thousand-' At'.ik, a .hing, and w'!u' a as ben ,'jts fr-on Tab:-ts Th-: : ; ; . v u t j u t f - r ti tonic of i r t:s. thin. mU't'V rislied men i!.i!v -; rt:n vast l.;',w: '"adomeno are riot .i "euro .i ( in! r t i ! ! y f - to t h ' ',:.;:. of the Im, , I.e. erx W h ! Sold hy ilru. . e v - Adv.

HOME SERVICE SECTION OF RED CROSS REPORT

The i.ior.thly r port of th sfrvic- section of th- !'.ed n o rr. e Cross i l.vhotts that I4! families r.ille.l for ! ''-id information during th month. Of this number SO fAmilie, rrr.d S"rnf social yr-rvi-- and rt'unis are kept. Thn report in fill follow: Twt nty-three apphc.it ior. for !rael pjy and copies of discharge o 5 r. f J with afiidavits have been made; sTl (.tfi c-f interx ie,vH wre he.d; t.i letters wr written; 47 ; ". vi-its were ' telephone ir.t -rvje vh; n.'ole; 21 investigations were made! froro military authorities and co- j optratir.u' 1 1 1 Crc chapters; ! b pil papers were filled at th of- j wnien included olaims for com-pen-.ation, tflidaxits repardii.p :irr.iis r,f naturalization jap-rs app'iation frr discharge certidcates' L5b-rty bonds and athdavits for clothing; is surveys for the federal board for vocational education were made at the of'i o; 0 different person recei ,., financial aid; .11 different persons r'c'ivd m-di-ea I aid; o:ip person receix d b Pal aid: -1 p rs'ins wr re found employm nt : 21 sol.liers were assisted in convertinp tb.eir irovernment insur nf forms I arico to one n the permam of insurance- $ 1 1 2 . f amount nf J money piven out; S 1 0 S 4 . 0 0 amount of money returned. rrom OrsanlatlOM to Date. Kive thousand seven hundred thirty-four difftrent families have callerl fn th Home Service- for information or aid; ?2 have n -eehed information only so records ar- not kept; "'JO 9 have received i-oni" social st-rvice j-.o records are k pt : this number includes HR 3 enlisted men who have been diseharped from the service because of physical disability so are entitled to compensation and 238 non resident men who have been discharged from the service; and need assistance of some sort. INVESTIGATOR OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT FINDS SCARLET FEVER Robert Finney, eiht years old, S0R Cottage Grove av was found to be sufferinp from scarlet fever by an investigator from the board of health ollico and a quarantine xvas established on the premises Tuesday afternoon. The investigation was ordered when a complaint came into the health ottice that a case of scarlet fever xvas in the house but no effort at quarantine had been made. The health board Wednesday issued a statement asking cooperation in like cases. It is reported that supressed cases have been discovered throuph Similar means and at every report a thorough investigation is made. "The public health and welfare demands it." said Dr. Frr.yermuth. "and xv e are determined to place a quarantine in effect in every home where contagious diseases are known to bj present." ALLEGED MURDERERS li COUNTY JAIL Stee ilariak and Krncst Gariejvy. self confssed accomplices of Walter Baker in the murder of Carl Cook, are now in the county jail xvhere. they are awailinp trial in the circuit court. Both men were broupht to South Bend Wednesday noon by Sheriff Anstiss of Utporte county xvhere the men have been cont'med durinp the trial of Baker in the St. Joseph county court. The extreme penalty is to be ed for both Bartak and C.ariepy accordinp to the announcement of Fro.-. N. F. Rowley xvho said the prosecution of the two accomplices would be pushed just as hard as had l'ep tho trial of Baker. Kodak finishing at Schilling's. 82' Warning to Mothers Mothers should see that the whole family take a thoro. purifying system cleansing i-'i.-ik this spring. NOW Is Till: TIMi:. The family vwll be healthier, happier, and get i'lonp better if the blood is given a thoro purifying, the stomach and bowels cleansed out, and the germs of winter accumulated in the system, driven away. HOI.LISTKIFS BOCKV MOUNTAIN TFA is one of the very best and purest spring medicines to take. Get it and see the ditfetence in the wtiole family. Their color will be better, they'll feel tine and be well and happy. Wettick's original Cut Hate Store. Adv. Don't Spoil Your Hair By Washing It When you wash your hair, be u re ful what you use. Most oas and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, which is very injurious, as it dries the sva'.p and makes the hair brittle. The btt thin? to use is Mui&ilud cocoanut oil shampoo, for this is pure and entirely greaeless. It's very vheap and heats anything else all to pieces. You can et this at anv drutr store, and a fexv ouncts will last the whole family for month.-". Simply moisten the hair with v.aUr and rub it in. about a teaspo'.nful is all that is required. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather. cleanses thoroughly, and rie.s out easily. The hair dries l io I'.ly and evenly, and is soft, fresh look me. bright. Mufty, xvavx- and easy to li.ind'e. Uci-id's. it loeens and lake eu: exrrx particle of dusl. dirt and dandruff.

WOMANS' CLUB

HOLDS LUNCHEON Presented For Sec rograni ond Annual Reciprocity Dav at Oliver Hotel. ! ( 'f narked success was the sec- ! ond annual reciprocity day luncheon I of the South Bend Woman's club which sas held Tuesday at li;:0 o'clock at the Oliver hotel. The musts wt'if received at noon on the mezzanine r!onr cf th hotel by Mrs. ). L. Coon, president of tlie club, Mrs K. C. Mumper of Indianapolis. t. resident of the state federation of hi by. Mrs. John F. Winn of Laporte. chairman of the 13th district. Mrs. Fred Seymour of Importe, secretary. Mrs Tiuesdale Vail of Michipan

City, vice chairman of the 13th dis-1 Kalif. Mrs. Clmcr Strayer, Mrs. Hartrict. Mr. Jtilia Hayes of Firemen, j vcy Dallon. Mrs. I). K. Spitler. Mrs. treasurer of the district and Mrs. F. W. K. Sherman, Mrs. Georpe Thurn, 1. Sims, prtsid iU-elec t of the local J Mrs. lilllan Kreichbaum, Mrs. J. H.

club. Th' Itotarv room, in which the Iud'-heon xvas served, xvas filled with small tables attractively decorated xvith quaint baskets of old-''-hioned flowers. At the speaker s table were seated the honor puests and presidents of local and visltlnp chiles. Mrs. John Hunter pave the invocation. Mir. 1. D. Coon presided as toast mistress and displayed a praciousness (if manner and cleverness of .speech that lent much to tho spirit and success of the affair. Followinp the luncheon an exceptionally artistic and enjoyable propram was presented. Miss Helen Cluilfoyle, local pianist of capable talent, opened the program xvith a solo "Under Summer Skies" by Wheply. Mrs. K. C. Kumpler p a v e an inspiring address on the "Service in Federation Work." In outlining the organization's xvork for next year Mrs. Kumpler etated th.it 1,500 Indiana women will cn-deax-or to pet proper fepislaturc for increases in the teachers' salaries: to save the sand dunes and to try to have passed the all time health otlicer bill. Mrs. J. W. Winn delivered a cultured address on "Opportun.'Ues for Women." Mrs. Winn is a recognized artist and in a vivid manner drew a mental picture of the freedom and the opportunities of the American xvoman in contrast to the women of other countries. She made an especial appeal for child xvelfarc xvork and closed with a beautiful tribute to motherhood. Samuel Cratlixvell Talks. Samuel Grathwell, the principal speaker of the afternoon, was enthusiasticr'ly received in his address "Gettinp Your Hoodoo." It was a humorous discourse on superstitions and realities. Some of the hoodoos which Mr. Grathxvell enumerated xvere, blindness to chance, sensitiveness and lack of self-contidence. lie stated that hoodoos were needed to develop character instead of gold. He declared that indecision was the individual's greatest fault and a doubter can never be an achiever. Mr. G rath well's address was summed up in the three words, prit. prlnd and gumption. And xvith these qualities anyone can "get" his hoodoo. Deliphtful musical selections were Feed Iron To Your Blood If you ;isk your doctor, Le xvill tell you th.it Iron is the vital force of the blood, that It is tl-e chief factor lu rebuilding tlMie, keeping t lie organs active aud tin body st rou . Thin-MooUoil foiki Inok rr.rtry ;inl liiive no reserve power. They wuiler from Iron le fielen'. Tliey don't realize Hint Nature furnishes iron iu sentit quantities in our food .end drink. This lack ninst t-e supplied. Wheeler's process Iron WheUr'N Il!tol-Olil in the no form tf iron the idood will al.sorh. The Itlood-Oids are made of pure magnetic ore in compound. The blood necepts this Iron naturnllj' and make millions of red Mood eor-piis-'bs. It I this red blood rh:it rankes tissue, builds up broken down eonstitu-1 tioi .n and gives strength to every part of the ldy. More than this cannot be secured from any treatment for the blood. Insist on Wheeler's Mood-Old. At lru? store .4) for .' cent or ent postpaid bv The J. W. brant Co, Depart 241. Albion, Mich. Uowio Reduce YourYcight Get rid of that burden of obesitr. Become lithe and active. Stop suf fering from over-stoutness. You may even eat potatoes, ico cream, ako and candr if you like. Fnjoy yourself whilo becoming gracefully slender through koreia system. approved by jdiysicians. 21m. LcbdiU reduced 62 Its. lu 4 months : Alice Farrar t-k T Inches o!T hip r.easure ia 7 fcks. Gertrude Iaser reduced 46 Its. In 3 months. Mrs. Ciarenca Cish w.-crts thit she rducfd fcer c'.irht S3 jymn'li In six weeks Lr easr korelr jstea. Fe a girl Adalat Miny other reports made tr delljhted wcrata, who Effrt ani Aft vere unjM to get rid of their burden cf fat until they adopted th new cetLod. Lock and. feel ycur.ger. Ad4 jcars to jour life I (.Jet a tmall box of oil of koreia at any drup store; follow the plain directions of koreia system. Guarantee of reduction or money back. Avoidheart failure, nervousness, erodapse;: EXJOY LIFE. Nothing drastic or harmful a safe pelf-treatmeut that, ias improvM the f pure, vivacity, beau-: ty and health of legions of ladies. For protruding hips, unduly larss neck rr bust, double chin, pursy abdomen, etc., this i-imple, remarkably effective reduction system should la tried. A book. "Reduce Yei:ht Happily," may be had free, postpaid (plaia wraprer), by writiEj to Jiorica Co., Statioa V9 w York, T. Y.

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and included a rendition of "Whispering nope" by Mrs. Harix Barnes and Mrs. Vere ?taryr, a r.,:n p t n i ! by Mis Helen Guilfoyle. Mrs. Harr' Barnes alyo contributed a solo ' Th Spirit I 'lower" by CampbHl-Tiptori. and responded to an encor with "Spring" by Woodman. Th4 IaSalie orchestra furnished music for the reception. The success of the affair was due larpely to the work of the follow- j in committees: The ticket com- i mittee. composed of Mr. J. S. Moore, chairman. Mrs. F-Yed L. Dennis, Miss Helen Shable. Mrs. J. II. Ilenshaw. Mrs. Wilbur Myers. Mrs. E. A. Cady and Mrs. Kitty Devine. The state invitation committee, includinp Mrs. V. II. Maurer. Mr. D. F?. Coon, and Mrs. F. I. Sims. The hospitality committee. Mrs. Granville Ziegler. Mrs. Peter Studebaker. Mrs. T. I. Moyer. Mr?. Ktta Claucr. Mrs. M. T. Hem-haw. .Mrs. J. S. Moore and Mr Fred Dennis. Seating committee, Mrs. F. I. Sims and Mrs. K. C. Shanklin. Decorating committee. Mrs. I. J. Cartwriplit. Mrs. G. Kcphart. Mrs. F. I. Conrow, Mrs. D. F. McKce and Mrs. Xora Flyers. Menu, Mrs. G. Thurn. Mrs. W. K. Sherman and Mr?. D. K. Spitler. Mrs. Htrry Barnes had charpe of the mu. ic. All that's new and up-to-date in millinery now on show at "Van Gorder's". Our styles and our prices not duplicated elsexvhere. S02 4.

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IS THE MAN WITH FRESH, RED BLOOD The stomach is the center of the body from "rrhich radiates our vitality, strenuosity, our fighting strength. A healthy stomach turns

the food we cat into nourishment for

Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery refreshes and tones up the Btomach walls. Removes the poisonous gases from the system. The first day you start to take this reliable medians, impure renns and accumulations begin to separate in the blood and are then

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to-day from any medicine dealer; it is a'powerful blood purifier and tonic. Jackson, Mich. "I feel it my duty to write a testimonial in behalf ot 'Golden Medical Discovery,' for the sake of suffering humanity. A couple of years ago I suffered with inflammatory rheumatism. I suffered about five months and then began the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. After taking five bottles pf the above named medicine, I was completely cured. I have not Deen troubled with rheumatism since. "For a blood purifier and the svstera generally I have never !ound a better medicine." FRANK GUNN, 1901 E. Main St.

UNEOM SHOE CO

Early Spring Slijles In Footwear

WONDERFULLY ATTRACTIVE is this exhibition of new and becoming models in footwear for Spring. You will surely find a style to suit in our large collection. Our oxfords of bright or dull kid, patenf kid and broxvn kid,, as above illustrated, are exceptionally good values at

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UNION SHOE CO. 223 S. Michigan 5t.

IT' hit comb and Keller Increase Capital Stock Notice that the x-arious corporations under which the Whiteomh and Keller company operate have increased their capital stock in the sum of $112.00. has been filed with the secretary of state Indianapolis. The increase, half of which is common and half preferred fctock, brings the total capital stock to $337,300. According to omcials of th corporation another increase in stock will be made soon. Final certificate of dissolution of the Royal Woman's Garment company has also been filed in Indianapolis.

ATTKNPS M KITTING. Indiana writers have been the gje-otR for the past week of the L. S. Ayres Publishing Co. of Indianapolis. Included among the prominent Hocsier authors who have been accorded especial honors at th" meeting has been Mrs. Anne ArchiboM Miller of this city. Mrs. Miller's literary production. "Huldy'; Whistle." published last year caused much favorable comment amonu critics and readers. Mrs. Miller xvas the honor puest at a reception i;iven by the rubllshing company. sio.oo puizn oiVi:h. We xvill pay $10 to lady who will supply one word that will be adopted by us as the nrjst suitable for an appropriate name of a new creation of a special and superior chocolates made by us. Name to begin with "Foledor'e" and end with chocolates. Send word and your nameami address to The Philadelphia, lit) X. Michigan st.. South Bend. Ind. The Philadrlr hia. 74 9-4 Advt. the blood stream and the ncrvas. and kidneys. Get Dr. Iieree's

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March Sale of Furniture Wonderful Values Now Being Shown

CI Store Opens

March Sale of-

Every yard of these handsome silks is worth $4.50 a yard. Now is the time to make up a few silk shirts for husband or brother. On Sale Thursday $2.98 yd.

See big display in our north

Pearl Buttons for Silk Shirts and Waists A complete line in small, medium and large pearl buttons in exhibit in our notion department n;uin floor.

Hoys' Department Third Floor Take the lllevator teil THEY'RE boy proof 1 by boy proof we gives i.is clothes.

Of guaranteed all-wool fabric, these Spring Suits are in smart mannish styles, with coat lapel "same as dad xvears." Trousers are full cut and full lined reinforced at every point of strain. See these Boys' Suits Special at $15 Others at $10 and $30 Adler Brothers

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We bought 2,500 yards oi AllSilk Shirtings in 35 patterns from a well known silk shirt manufacturer at one-third less than present market prices. Silk Shirtings for Men. Silk Waisting-s for Women. f All silk, in fine stripes, broad stripes and stripes in remarkable colorings, full 36-inch wide, 35 patterns to choose from.

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Adler Brothers Special Boys' Suits at $15.00 From Seven to Seventeen Years

these Adler Brothers Boys' mean they re tailored to withstand

The Best Men's Store Since 'S4

March Sale oi Draperies, Curtains and Rugs

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the wear a real boy 108 Washington Ave.