South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-08
WILL OF c. D. ROYS
IS FILED FOR PROBATE
General Hospital at EIkhart is
Bequeathed ST ,000-Re-
members EmpIOye.

ELKHART. Ind, June Sin addi-
ton 10 providing for requests of So
600 each TO eight relatives, the will
Of the late Cyrus D. Roys, filed for
probate Monday, provides for gift of
$1,000 to TIE General hospital OF this
city: a gift of 100 books TO Rev. A. L.
Ogilvie, pastor of the Congregational
church. who was an intimate friend,
and a gift of $500 to Alex Parker
colored e~lploye of the Roys house
hold. The residue Of the estate IS lett
to the widow, Mrs. Kate NJ. ROys.
The following are TO receive $4,000
each. a sister, Annette Aldrich of
Springfield. Mass: sister, Miranda
Sage, and niece, Frances 5. Bravley,
both of Atlanta. Ga; a nephew, Her
bert /. Aldrich of New York city;
niece, Alice Cornish Of Allston, Mass;
niece. Kate Sage Thomas Of johann ,
nesbur". South Africa; a niece Eva
Sage Lewis of TuskOgee, Ala; broth
er Lester W. Roys of LatOnia, Wash.
a nephew, Morehous Stevens of
Chicago, is TO receive the remainder
of the books after Mr.. Ogilvie takes
his 90 first choice. and also the curio
collections The stipulation is made,
however. that if Mrs. Roys desires 1t,
the books and collections must remain
in her custody until after her death.
Although a cadet in the school
barely a year and half. Arthur Z.
ZiSler. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
y. Zigler of his city. who will gradu-
ate from ST Johns Military academy
at Delaield, Wis, next Friday, finishes
with honors that seldom have been
bestowed on Il student that had been
enrolled in the school for the entire
four years.
Cadet zigler has been awarded two
gold medals. one of which was for eX-
cellence in class standing in advanced
Latin. His name is on the honor roll
one OF 10 out Of $50 boys He is
editor Of Cadet DAYS, the school paper.
and the Trumpeter. a special paper
gotten out by the graduating ciass.
Fully $50 delegates are expected
here Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day when the annual Christian En-
deavor convention of the St. Joseph
conference of the Church of the Unit
ed Brethren in Christ Will be held in
the Castle Brethren church. The St.
Joseph conference includes the state
of Indiana and some Ohio and Mich
igan points.
Among the church dignitaries who
have promised to be present are the
Rev II. I'll. Fout of Indianapolis.
bishop of the northwestern district;
Rev r. A. Smith, president of the
United Christian Endeavor societies of
the state. and also president of the de-
nominational organizations: A. r.
Walker, secretary of the L. G. +. So
cieties of the state; Miss Ida NJ
Koontz OF Dayton, o., general super
intendent of the juniors
y musical program has been ar
ranged for each evening of the con-
Vention with l.. :. Epson, choir leader
of Castle church, in charge. on
Thursday evening a rare treat is an
tiCipated when 100 members of the
Conference Memorial United Brethren
church OF South Bend with their eel
ebrated Sunday school band of n
pieces Will come to Elkhart in automo-
biles 10 take part in the proceedings.
While the family of Nathan Man
row Of Goshen was attending the cir
Gus Saturday. thief entered the home
and took $3.50 worth of jewelry be-
longing to a rOomer, Miss Minnie Din
son. school teacher. and also $25 in
cash, the property of the Marrow fam
lis
Neighbors saw the thief walk up
and try the front door which he final
" opened with a skeleton key and
saw him make his exit the same way.
The police were summoned but the
thief had made good his escape. A
suspect. giving the name of Joe A.
BOrley, has been arrested.
Ten 1O0-pound sacks of coffee val
ued at S213.6O are mysteriously miss
ing from the wareroom of the Han
kow Tea x Coffee CO. at 316 S. Main
st. The coffee disappeared between
MAY > and May 10. That if was miss
ing was discovered when +. +. Shaw,
a general agent for the company, took
an inventory and checked the ac-
counts Monday.
Lieut. b. r. Bressler. commanding
Co. +, Lieuts. G. T. Clark and L. A.
TurnOck, Scrgts. y. W. Cunningham
and II. a. Huffman have gone TO Fort
Benjamin Harrison 10 attend the Of
ficers' and nOn-commissioned officers
school of instruction. which will con-
tnue all this week Private T.. Z.
Schulke vent along. having been de-
tailed on fatigue duty.
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