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BRYAN m DETROIT

Detroit. Mich, Jan. 1O.--Secic ictaty
Of state ": j. Bryan arrived here t..
day ut noon from Toledo, as the
guest Of the bosrd of commerce. AZ.
ter luncheon he delivered n brief ad.
dress on The New Era He ex-
pcctcd 10 leave this afternoon for
Jackson. Michigan. where lie Will be
the principal speaker At n jackson
Day banquet tonight.
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uIroH MUST HANG

Denver. Colo. Jsn. iv.--Hsrry =.
Hillcn. convicted Of s,!ifns THDmss
must psy the pcaa!iy syssed,S "
the Law unless r-l!cf-3s sod <af ATT
scrui"J through the stat" -upr.m"
court or by executive .i.m.ncy.
Judge {. e. Butler in the district
court today denied the motion of HI.
lens attorneys for new trial.
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BIG CONCERN n HANDS
OF FEDH1Al RECEIVER

Norwich. \. Y..-- Pierce. Butler +
Pierce. manufacturers. "A $500. .o00.-
900 hardware corporation, one of the
Oldest in New York state, was today
placed in tn. hands Ot u federal re.
ceiser. Creditor filed .,et.;ion
asking " have the company adjuiged
bankrupt and alleging It's inability u
pay its debts. Assets were placed At
13.sS1.o 900 and liabilities at ti.e02.-
UuU
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1iea,A.

Th- ,ss--si as Saa Hirardi. ssa
died a. shs hospital ys.s.s4a,. all
,st- place 'otsasfu- as'.rncoa. at
J. .cisSa ffaH the Hell and Ne.
Nsbsa chapel and /. o'si.el sFoa 'Ar
csshsiir church. ia's'n-as ia ;sr
catholic e-n-:sFy.
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cs,,.,s soa Mr. p.a.. -.s- ~

Csyssia SOD H.. psaAs ~.A:~
saAia se>.deAs. of b-n,~s but I'll,
s.-s, . snnmss home in the pis~ for.
.es . sses, distance ~-s. q: t.arks'
ssT -ui .s1aa rsurh ~ tie sasnua-'
o. ,h.ir ccan'sy place. baas. ss .
psunin-s. attorney ~: beaver ~i'h
o:s.r-. in the Foster bgiidinx. aud s.
former .vsasT supervisor Of p~as-f
county The land sas purchased
fsoa. George \ Eran.. Trustee Of sh-
Palmer r.sas.
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NAVY q i | 'ili '1scxE1 N
HID|c1 Court

II. tssAss 70 sAs la.aass t.sn
VI ,as atssssrs sosFt. -hi.b gp~as %
AosasS. sso-n ts' .siHiH.i sss~s
aSa ~ sssil ssa-s or ,A- ssisiaai
csssa . ssas~r si sA-sa sfu sas~.
ssoslss .a, of tk- rosi s,FiA. soas
% 'kv d-ssadaa's srT~ iogA'Flf ssiii-
;.Fy sri.os~ss aAd tts tsszis Of ,k-ss
n.a eiti BE- watched with iH,.f-s,
,Lfoa aosit Il.s uh,i'- sss,.
os sAs sorsst appears tA- sA.. .i
l-oass <.soss.iii. sgIi-esas.ssss,
i.vsi. Esssan-iti. satf soai-ss-s.
slayer OF tsslestiS- a.. " lt-ich.r is
this sits oe Noy-ss~r 80 HAasans
.iii s.sas . ,osf.ss!oa q. 'h- ssiil.
,.s, authorities Ia 1iioAsias assssis-
Of. \. u MfGzfY saa ssH Garter.
t"ih of shass ar. "a t;is-s IN.
case os kos.gt rhlish. pE.zis-ns .'
the TTtnI4s fliasrs' uhioa. CHARGED
siE tstex an Arr..s.f u ,.s sIliins
os ssis. xuss. Ansss Alexander. H.at
eoa,s to trial this term Men h-'a
soT the Ssiilss ~ t..ss t.!nsrii!o
81 AguiiAS nay slso b. tried
Osh~s 2asAs. ss.-s ~. ;As.. %.
So,stas s;sser WIisos. . sssru
striker. fes shsAuiiss at kis MOT sss
81 the issains feat saIosy. cssri-s
wsi.Sa sas ,ks ki,isss VI wiiilaa'
MsMailen s' D,lAxus. asS 0a!siao
f.rsaaa.s toF the Nli!!ns of NansS'
t.spia..a at Valdez a da, ae tao ago
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Tres Jsi, clsb.

Mfs D.. T. HsssGas srsssfSA, ga
i-ftsis.sl ire Tf.s joIi sIas ~ s-s
Lel4. an joh.sCn asss1ss tssss
~ss . I.sx. assseaanse OF 's- s.r.ss.
tsrsAiy And Officers ssr. 81. ted ss
talISs. '--ssiesnt. Mss 7 H-i-
.iss vice pr.sts~a, N,. ". \.
Tribai.s ssss-.ssy. MEs \. J.. wL"si.
az uf~ ~ A t-~s'oe ssi Ms. .-F-
p~a,rs ~srs- i'e'.a tot b. sit& sos-
a i,t.. Tie guest os IA. club as
Mrs siir- wa.ssa aEi at ;A- r"s'
slusios ss .h- meeting ssIf-shmsn,.
-s.- served by ,Es hs.s;-s. assss' =
b. Nrs N--s-s
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular meeting "f TIA" Wood
Gruk.Ts Z" tons.sny. of Trinidad.
Colorado. win 10. held Ia tn. offic.
~ .ald company. Room soS First SH.
,ionai Hank Building. on Tuesday.
January 20. 1914. at 'h. hour OF
: 10 >. M. for the purpo.. Of elect
ins , board Of directors for tn. cts,i
Ing year aud for th- trsnsse'iou ~
uu.h other business as may properly
com. b.fur. said meeting.
WOOD Bi,OKEi,AGE COMPANY.
Uy. ". !. Shepard. Scc'y.
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POULTRY Assoc,Arlox MEETS

The second sa~csisS %; gas Las
.<.i:sas ,osasy Pv','t3J SS-s- !s;sos
Was held this sfseravoa at ihr Cham
s'~r of Commerce r9eas TIE dAs-s
decided upoe sos The s-.sd annual
show ate t-bsussy -. IL aud -.
p'v. idc.i those date. do not cuG'lies
si'a other shove of the ssmc char.
aC'.r All somsui's--s reported prp-
sss.. Tnc .ssnm.,s-- named sa 20.
iics' psis..r Tor the rao~ reported that
forty pris-s mad hs.a Offered by To-
cal msgrhss,s sad that = great deal
n in'e-est bad been manifested ia
III. for,hsoasiuG sxh!bit.
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The Salvation Army can use any
esss.oif clothing. turnIture. kitchen
utensils. dishes, bedding. etc. Any
one having any Of such please phone
Red :ss: and they will be called for
promptly. Thsnka.-Cspt. E. 9.
usao- -rH..s.Ht ,....-.H r..as
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Nayuase

Salvatore. - s"ssk. old eniId Of
salvatore Martinez. did yesterday
asssrs-pa al III. pAr.a's saas- Ia
piiiSt.. tansral ,his morning ''ori
tae Hall and MsMAhee chapel
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rsss'sss c' every description acas-
~ and ali.<is executed AZ The
rhronieis-S-~. '"', Tv"m.. Samples
ssd quotations 81 request. Tee thc
.r.ci,hone. 1rinidA. 4lN. u
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uuh. Jan. .-jan. ~. 1910
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
oi The Troy Laundry 4 supply Com
uany. will be hold at the office OF
snid Company. corner OF Elm ana
Chestnut streets. Trinidad. Colo
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ppI. jss ia. i.itt
Nei,se .! Stsckholdess' 0eetisy.

The annual meeting uf .ac s'ot H.
boidsrs ot sn. Cs.,l, Hall Building
Company will s- held 1T sh" tss1ag-;
Room IN the Castle Hall Uuiidiss. .;
til. corner af Pin. street and Nevada
avenue. In 'h. city os Trtniaad.
Colorado. ON Tuesday. January ijih.
purpose Of .I.riinr q board of dtt.e.
tor, for said company for the eonins
year aud irsnsacsinx any and alt 9th.
or business that may properly come
b.ior. said m.-,inx-A. II. SEARS.
President; \. =. HOi.I.ENBECk. Sec
tsiary.
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Wedd,ps Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomss Goodwin Oh.
,.ry.d their tenth wedding ann'-
s,r.ary Lac, night -hy entertaining =
number Of Lady Msccab--s at th.iT
home. Coz East first street The
bousc MAS beautifully decorated In
cut fiuw.rs. carving out color
81 h.ine o! red and white. Various
games we're played and the capital
uri,... two beautiful silver pin trays
were won by Mrs. Raizon and Mr..
A. y. IIoiicnbccs. Ths consolation
pr,sex w.r. won by Mary bOwldcn
and Mra. Franklin. a tnrec-course
luncheon WAS served by the nostess.
Thos. who were present were the
Meadsn,es &. Hancock. G. Mars. a.
liiyhtowcr. l.. Razon. Maud Conner.
Mary Bowideu. Mr.. and Mre. X. Il,
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. johnson.
MIR. and Mrs. A. +. iiOlIenbssk. Mr.
md Mrs. Franklin. MIR. and Mrs.
sundDerg. Mr.. and Mrs Wilson. MIR.
and Airp. AlcAtuilcn, the Mtsscs Ma.
bel Bow wideu. Ethel Watson and VIVA
Goodwin aud Mes4rs Charles and
Jean Hslber and Perry Prank.
.
+ Mrs. eears Entertains At Bridge. b
/ Mrs A. N. Sears wus the hostssA
OF a number OF guests at an auction
bridge party. yesterday afternoon ut
her home on Tillotson strect. Deco.
rstions were in pink nnd white roSes
md pink carnations. About thirty
five guests were present aud prizes
were won by Mrs. u. II. Day una
Mrs. A. r. IIoiienbeek. Delioious re.
treatments were served by the host.
css assisted BY Mrs. 0loyd. g. A.
viii, Mrs. ]. {. Caldwell, Miss Helen
Jamicson and the daughter Of the
hostess. Miss Helen sesrs. Those
present were the Mesdames Ed A.
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,. 4. Z AesnAg

fl- Is.a4ead sHAptsf Of to- -
4 1t .IIl hold its regular s.osshi,
Lasisu.e ni.-'ias 1sat Moalss after
no5A a. tEs EosEs ., Asr vi N-~s
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10 Ias.sli 0,,eess

TFtGie.a Post No. g. a. 4 t..
sEt Ias " II q. sIiI saa.iss ,s'
stall sffi.-rs ., a tSiEt n--s.as .,
Castle hall IoGixss, n.est@fs of ,As
e = ~ v. aas ,ss issis. saaili4r,
have bssn invited to attend aaa ~
issiissioa has p@-s -s,she-a alec 10
G-s.,ai cAase sss nis staff AID ,ns
sssss-r. Of the sss,- s.iIi'is 4 lso.
sr.m sni b. si'-I hs sase>
s1Fs-s4 As
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Most anything in printing ncatly
executed end at reasonable prices
at .tbss Chtohicle-Nsws lob rooms (
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os,sr.rs Of Tfislazd CosasM No
Ioe.. Hos4i Are.aaa. ..i. iG.ssli.i
., rpussas msn.h-sssla ass-siax a.
Castle ilaii last ai.kt The ,a.s@tis-
tiga .-rv:aeaS .ss followed b, 40
Informal banas-, a sasiL.r oi srs
sasai1s,.. ~vsp iaitist-.! an. . tssss
-uioy sti. sip. -Eioye.s ~ all ~ho
a,'-aa.a IN. oIfte.r. - ho we've ia.
stalled lest aish, we're NYssst. II.
l.. Morris. Vice II. ssss. J. = Cole
nAs. orator. 4. u. HAaiisuss raAs
Ressss. ! ~. C~mps.s. Collector.
t:~o.rr - single. Treasurer. =. ".
ko,s. cass;sis. c. =, kno',s: .aies
e. y. schuyler wsEe.e. Hsrsi.sa
rsyI-s s-stry. Nob-s; ri,ss,mn.ss
Trustees. " . Pi..s.j. y " stone
snd 4. ~ Ki.sa,as.n
P,,sealls ciue.
Mrs u ~ Ro.. "a. ho.t..s os tn.
Priscilla club yesterday afternoon et
Ter hoiae On nscs street. Ito. 'ieS
tn. me;nb.r. pss.eut there were >
humber of invited guests a m,isi.
cal program was rendered b. the
M-.datn-, Patterson. Gregory. Allen.
Il :. Gregory. Chandler. iiusa.,.
Barn-s aud Mscksy. Lua.h-oa mss
,.r..a. shc h~sis~s being assisted b.!
Mrs Tat, aud Mrs BarDas. Outside
of TIA. Ia. .mbrrship the following IL
dies ~.r. present; N'>dAAO Cooi-
a.. Peters. ". Peters. Iiaily. Ehod'-s.
Clark. Mci.aas, lin. Fio,d. Turner.
i.arn.x. Chandler. Van Siyok. Su'b-
.rlsnd. Howell. Dave. Abbott and
Grcsory. Miss Mary John aud Miss
Msry Clark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
SOUTH BEND NEWS-TINIES
DEATHS.
WILLIAM f. DAVIS.

William Ezra Davis, 10 years old,
Of Center township, died Sunday
morning at $3.50 o'clock after an i'll
ness of six weeks Of typhoid pneu-
monia. He is survived by his wife,
Nora ID. Davis. and the following
brothers and sisters: Hannah b. Will
cOXen OF Benton HarbOr; Lucina
Davis, Clark l.. Davis, George r.
Davis, Charles Davis and Harry L
Davis, all OF this city. Mr.. Davis was
born in Center township. Aug. 19,
1858. and has lived there all his life.
He was married to Nora D. Hawn
April IA, 1895. The body may be
viewed at the residence Monday or
Tuesday.
The funeral will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at Cleaner hall, Pal
mer's Prairie, at ? O'Clock. Burial
will be in Palmer's Prairie cemetery,
four and One-half miles south of
South Bend.
Mr.. Davis was a member OF the
United Brethren church for % years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
APPROPRIATIONS ASKED
FROM NEW CONGRESS
WILL EXCEED BILLION

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
ed for river and harbor include APP
proximately $1O,OOO,00O each for the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers, for re-
cent and other projects. Principal
items are:
Mississippi from head of passes
SO, 100000.
Improvement of Ohio river below
Pittsburgh. $6,0O0,00O.
Continuing Improvement of Ohio
river below Pittsburgh under previous
contract, $2,3OO,000
Completing Improvement TO Hudson
river, $3.2OO.26
Continuing Improvement of Mis-
souri, river to secure foot channel
between Kansas City and Missouri
river, $2,2OO,OOO.
Improving Tennessee river in
Tennessee, Alabama and Kentucky,
50, 1000.
Appropriations Of 100000 each
are recommended for continuing the
Improvement of the Cumberland
river below Nashville, St. Nary s
river. and the inland waterway irom
Norfolk, Va. to Beaufort y. G.
other Items i'm Bill.
Among the other items under the
head of rivers and harbOr improve
ment are:
Chicago harbor, $4,000.
Indiana HarbOr, S02O,OOO.
Mississippi river from mouth or
Ohio to Minneapolis. $S,lS5,OOO.
Missouri river between Kansas City
and Sioux City and Fort Benton,
For examination surveys and con-
tingencies Of rivers and harbors.
$3.50,
Total for rivers and harbors. exclu-
sively of contract work SAG, 05S'ISO'
The appropriations for the Panama
canal. listed under the public works
of the war department are estimated
for as follows:
Continuing construction and equip
ment. $40, 512, 440.34.
Maintenance and operation. includ-
ing salaries, $5.2S7.S3S.26.
Sanitation, quarantine and hospital,
$4,000.
$269 600.
Construction of house. $4,000.
Electric light and power plant for
seacoast Notifications. $5.0S1; search
lights. S79.666.
Maintenance Of clearings and traits,
S47.1OO.
preservation and repair Of FORTH
cations. $4,000.
Repair of searchlights and power
equipment and their maintenance.
$4,000
Reserve equipment for fortifica-
tions. 100000
For purchase. manufacture and
testing of ammunition for seacoast
and land defense cannon with sug-
gesticn that $4,000 may be used for
the erection OF buildings and machin-
cry 90 manufacture protectiles. $685.
500.
Alteration Of seacOast artillery and
maintenance. $4,000.
Alteration and repair OF submarine
mine material. $500.
Fire control at fortiications. $3S3.-
col.
Continuing construction OF canal
zone barracks and quarters Tor
troops. S5eS.5S0.
Total fertilization Panama canal
Sl.942.2SS.20.
Total for the Panama canal, S1S,-
9S1. S6j-5S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
TWO RATE HEARINGS
TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY

Two cases before Examiner Waters
OF the interstate commerce commits
sion will De held at the Chamber Of
Commerce Tuesday morning In both
cases the Powell Meyers Lumber co.
OF this city will appear against, first,
the ST Louis Southwestern railway;
second. the Louisville and Nashville
railway.
The case against the nrsl company
concerns a shipment of lumber from
Saline. Ark. TO Tweed, Ontario. Cam
ada. The shipment was originally
consigned 20 Cypress. Ill. and from
there was diverted 10 Tweed. The
contention is that the carriers wish
TO apply an accommodation rate,
while the lumber company wants a
through rate.
In the case against the Louisville
and Nashville railway an overcharge
on a consignment Of lumber is
charged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
EXTENDED HELP
To 612 FAMILIES
Annual Report of Associated
Charities Shows DiSburse-
mentS of S3,532.72 With
S732.58 for Emergency"

Including survey of the years ac-
complishments. and Of the financial
status OF the organization, the 18th
annual report OF the Associated Char
tiles was issued Monday. Beside the
statistical data, ii contains A number
OF interesting cuts illustrating condi-
lions among the poor ana sick, the
work among whom is briefly described
in the text. The report, in pamphlet
form, will be distributed among the
members Of the association and is de-
signed TO serve as a means of educat-
ing the general public TO the necessity
Tor the work which the association is
carrying on.
During the past year, ending Sept.
90. 6S7 families, representing 1860 in
dividuals made calls upon the assOcia-
zion for assistance of various nature.
Among these 4S5 were new cases, and
TO 612 of these families some definite
aid was given. The total number of
calls made upon the society during the
aid and those who wished TO give serv-
zee, was 1,343. The total number of
visits made by the employees of the
society to or in behalf of cases was
LAB, which number according TO the
report would be practically doubled
by the number of calls at the office
and by telephone calls and the calls
OF volunteer workers.
Treasurer's Report
The treasurer's report shows the re-
ceipts of the year to have been 3d.
545.75. This included the Wyman
5equest and interest, the contributions
to the general fund, interest on the
general fund and on the provident
fund, loans returned, and cOntribu-
tions to special funds. The disburse-
ments amounted to $3,532.72, includ-
ing salaries of secretary and assist
ants. office expenses, emergency relief,
printing and miscellaneous expenses.
The balance on hand Oct. /, was
$13.O3. The amount expended for
emergency relief was $732.5S.
The provident fund, which is the
banking system for school children
to assist and encourage them TO save,
conducted under the auspices of the
Associated Charities, has III the last
year amounted to $3,S52.7S, represent
ing the accounts of $$1,SS2 children.
A change in the system of collec-
tons for the provident fund is a fea'
Jure of the report for the year. In
place of the stamp system which has
been employed for years, the F. j.
Rieman card system has been sub
stituted, greatly facilitating the work
of the collectors and Of the chairman
of the committee.
Complete Card Index.
A card index of all case records has
also been completed containing sufti
cient information in each case for
Identification thus serving the double
purpose of a confidential exchange
and of a general office index. All af
filiated organization and all dealing
with any poor are permitted to make
full use of this central registry and
bureau of information. Other or
PLANTATIONS engaged in similar work
have agreed to file for confidential
use a full list of families under their
care together with identifying infor-
nation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
COMMITTEE WILL MEET
Laws for Wilson Club Are to be
Drafted at Once.

The committee appointed to draft a
constitution and bylaws for the new
Wilson club will meet Tuesday night
at the club headquarters in the
American hall for the purpose Of be-
ginning their work. The constitution
and bylaws will be presented to a
general meeting of the club in the
near future.
The club. as has been reported. is
a permanent organization of the dem
ocrats of the county. The purpose is
TO have frequent meetings with promi-
nent democrats as speakers and to in
every way possible build up an organ
ization which will aid in maintaining
democratic prestige in the county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
WILL HOLD MEETINGS IN
HOMES OF MEMBERS

In order TO cut down expenses at
the Indiana Az. Christian church. the
regular Wednesday evening prayer
meetings Will be discontinued until
January and will be held instead in
the homes Of members OF the cOngre-
CATION. different districts meeting at
a central home in each.
The meetings announced for this
week are as follows: Monday, Mrs.
l. II. KemptOn, 517 Dubail av.; Tues
day evening, II. NJ. SOssoman, 1164
T.. Indiana av.; Wednesday. II. Baird,
III T.. Donald Thursday, H. w.
White, 636 Pennsylvania av.; Friday,
G.. b. Davis, 500 w. Indiana av. Fol-
lowing the Wednesday evening service
a special meeting of the Workers
conference will be held at Mr. Baird
home. All the services will open at
1880 O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
APPLICATION MADE TO
DISSOLVE INSURANCE co

Application has been made to the
circuit court by Thomas NJ. Honan, at
torney general of the state, to have a
receiver appointed for the South Bend
Life Insurance Co, the charter Of the
company annulled and the company
dissolved.
In the bill that has been filed it
is stated that the state auditor has
made an investigation and has found
that the assets of the company are
less than three-fourths of the liabili-
ties, exclusive of the capital stock. 1t
is said that the solvent assets amount
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
MRS. MARGARET MCDONALD.

Mrs. Margaret Jane Mcdonald, 719
California av., 50 years old. died Sat
urday afternoon at S:15 o'clock after
an illness of one year of heart trouble.
She is survived by the following chill
dren: Mrs. Inez Johnson, Alabama /;
Mrs. G. Ganthier. California; w. A.
Mcdonald, Chicago; Mildred K. Nc
Donald and Georgenia Mcdonald of
South Bend, and the following broth
ers and sisters: William COrley.
Montant; Thomas, Charles and James
Corley of Canada; Mrs. Sarah Saver,
Chicago; Mrs b. Dyke and Mrs. X.
Baker of Michigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
POULTRY RAlSERS WILL
HOLD MEETING TUESDAY

a meeting of the directors and ali
others interested in the project Of
holding the annual exhibitions OF the
South Bend Poultry and Live Stock
association, will be held in the city
court room in the city hall Tuesday
night at o'clock. Sec'y Spaulding
Of the Chamber of Commerce will adj
dress the meeting. All who are in
terested in the exhibition are request
ed to be present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
INFANT WILSON.

Richard Wilson. 1144 E. Miner st,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wilson, died Saturday evening at 4:45
o'clock after a short illness of heart
trouble. He was born in South Bend
Dec. 2, 1914.
The funeral will be held at the resi-
dence this morning at O'Clock. Rev.
A. c.. Schafer will officiate. Burial
will be in Plymouth cemetery. The
body will be taken to Plymouth at 9
o'clock this morning over the Van
dalia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
PASS ON MONTHLY BILLS

Only the routine business of allow
ing bills was attended to at the Mon
day morning meeting of the county
commissioners. This was the first
meeting of the month and the large
number of bills to consider made it
necessary to hold an afternoon as well
as a morning session. No matters OF
unusual Importance were to be con-
sidered during the day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
MAN Is SCALDED WHEN
ENGINE RELEASES STEAM

Charles Poff. 1872 Van Buren, St,
was severely scalded about the legs
and body Sunday afternoon by steam
from a passing locomotive. Poff was
working on one of the freight cars in
the Lake Shore railroad yards when
an engine on a nearby track let off
steam, completely cnveloping him. He
was taken TO the Lake Shore depot
and the police ambulance was called.
At EpwOrth hospital. where he was
taken in the ambulance. it was said
that his injuries were not fatal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
AUGUST PERSCHKE.

August Perschke, y years old. died
Sunday morning at o'clock after an
illness of several months. He is sur
vived by the following children
Helen and William Of this City, and
two step-children, Edith Wendall of
South Bend and Mrs. Anna Miller of
Niles, Mich. Mr.. Perschke was born
in Germany, Nov. %, 1912, and came
TO this country 40 years ago. He has
been employed by the Studebaker cor
poration for the past few years as
blacksmith.
The funeral will be held at Yer
rick's chapel Tuesday at 2 o'clock
and at st. Paul's Lutheran church at
2:30 o'clock. Rev. HenOch HOLE will
officiate. Burial will be in the city
cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
FUNERALS.
MRS. ELLA holland.

Private funeral services for Mrs.
Ella holland, 1905 Portage av.. will BE
held at the residence Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock and public services
at the Trinity NJ. Z. church at $3.50
o'clock, Rev. Melvin G. Hunt officiat-
ing. Burial Will be in Riverview
cemetery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
REPORTS THEFT OF AUTO
TOOLS FROM NEW GARAGE

William A. Ogren, 667 Laporte av.,
reported to the police Sunday after
noon that his garage had been enter
ed by thieves who took away auto &C
cessOries and tools which were valued
at $50 The articles taken included q
set Of inner tubes, 10 gallons of gaso-
line and a Gray & Davis double pump.
Entrance was gained through a rear
window
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
INFANT Inner.

Ladielau Inner. two weeks old,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lin
ner, 1915 Mildred ST., died at 1890
Sunday afternoon after a short illness.
Funeral will be held this afternoon
at o'clock at ST stephens church.
Rev. Alexander Varlal1y will Officiate.
Burial will be in Cedar Grove GEM
eterV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
Bing Constructor Sets

to only $35,S55.61 while the liabiIi-
ties, exclusive of the capital stock
amount to $4S,436.03. 1t is stated also
that there are a large number of
death claims due and unpaid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07

Special meeting TUESDAY afternoon.
1880. FOR receiving applications and
balloting on candidates. Advt.