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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-13

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NUMBER FORTY-TWO
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BY Mary Garland Knight
Copyright by W. G.. Chapman
When the uncle of Willie Temple
ton died leaving ten thousand dollars
''to his beloved nephew the latter
felt like the richest man in the world.
He did not start out on a mad
spendthrift riot That was not his
natural pace. He had missed real
home life since his parents died two
months previously. Young Temple
ton quietly set out to find a wife. He
was not after style, money or posi-
ton. Some sweet, humble, little
woman who could appreciate a COM
Portable home was his ideal.
There seems to be none such in
EIsdene," he decided, after every for
tune-hunting girl in the county had
set her cap at him.
Business is what you want to
think of, old boy" declared his law
yer, a young man who was really
loyal to his interests,
Willis considered many business
propositions. Then came a wonder
full chance to increase his few thOUs-
ands to a million, according to Vance
Trafton.
This latter was a cousin. He had
been a scapegrace in his youth. Later
Willis had heard he had figured as
promoter and specUlator. He had ap-
peared at Elsdene about month
after his accession of the fortune.
Willis had been pestered to death
with mean, INDECENT and really de-
Z serving relatives. He had more or
less gotten rid of most of them &C
cording to their deserts. When Traf-
ton appeared it was an enjoyable re-
: lief to Willis to find some one who
was not scheming to beg or borrow
of him.
= 'Pm north closing big DEAL re-
IL 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

zbOve II shings. those mpon whom
yoar party has plscsd In approval
ard wbom Il has selected 20 make
good Is pledges
Endividzzl members Of err great
party czan0t afford 20 be insiD1eze-
vote then for the whole tickes and
ssfh the abiding c0nkaenre Ct hay
ing performed yosr duty - citizens
swsite the frsifs Of yics0ry that vii
most surely q year reward and 80
6eez . greater giory % COR beloved
State and C0znty. Vote the stxzighs
ticket and fatare generzzion vii
rise mp and call yOu blessea-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
Notice to Hotel Keepers and
all Others who Deal in In.
toxicating Liquors.

For the information Of all persons
concerned. the following seetiOn Of Ar
ticle -. Of the Code 81 Public General
Laws of the State Of Maryland il put
lished
SECTION 40. whoever. during the
hours Of registration or revision 81 reg
istrzgisn. az during the hour 81 election
OF CANVAS Of vutex. or making returns
thereof in any p:ecinet. shall bring.
take. ssr1er Or send into sny place Of
regisi raiion or revision Of registration.
or Of election. any distilled or spirituOus
liquors. wine. ale or beer. or shaiI ~
assy surh tiule zrsd place drink or par
AXE of such lsQB@Ts. shall b~ guilty Il a
ni~demeaRor. ard stall. upon eousl.f!on
thereof. be fined not leas Than lsr. $50
dollars. nor more than one lanored
lSlo0l dollars
SECTION Ill. IL shall BE- unlawful for
the keeper Of any hotel. tavern. store.
drinking establishment. ar ana other
tlas1s ~ be- ~ liquors are SID. oF for any
derzsn or perasiss. directly or indirect
D.. "a sell. haFteT. give - tsis;sa=,. Of any
spurious or fermcnis-d ligoor-. ale or
beer. or iBtoxicatInF oriHEs % any kind
on the day of any eisrfioB her,Afier "a
be held in the several os.untses 81 this
State. any person yislas in.. the proyis.
ions 81 this scrtisn shal4 b. liable for
indictment. and shall uIs1n conviction. b.
sined not less than City iS5ei DOLLAR.
or more than one hundred tsiisJl dol
lars for each odcBse. ore half 81 the
enc shall b. paid 10 she lpIOrmer. and
the other half 80 the County COMM
siouers for the use Of the ,.Bblir rus,!..
SECTION Il2 Any person who shall
make any bet or wager upon the result
ri AIRY eject lpn Ia take pisce o. tins
Stai,. shall h.. lisliie Ia iEsdictmcn, and
upon conviction ihers,f. shall b. fined
Mt less thar LIty $50 dollars. Ia be
laid to the State for fbe as. Il the
school fund. Every deFspri; - money
Isl any part 81 ihis state. a. . ,ri or
wager upon the result 4 any election
Of this State or eisrS here. shall b. for
fcited and paid over 20 the County Com
missioners Of the county wherr detDs-
tied. for the use of the county: or IL de-
posted in the City of Baltimore. 10 the
Mayor and City Council
". LEE MAGUIRE.
BENEDICT Il LOVE.
:. WILSON ADAMS.
Supervisors Of Elections
Wh A. HURRY Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

more. ons o. whieh aewspspsrs yrh
lished in aai6 eSsy - baltimore 70 Be
published n che German iznKuaRs
once . week for at least three months
ners preceding the election % be hslo
r. saH state 81 Maryland OF tie Tuss
azv next after the Nrst M0nday In No
vesnber. 1915. and 81 which election
the said proposed amendments and
additions % The Constitution ~ Mary
Lard. shan be submitted. in form ana
manner prescribed by the General A.
serably. 20 the teeai &nd qualified vo,.
ers of the State for their adoption O,
rejection
GIVEN UNDER sly HAND AND THE
GREAT SEAL or THE STATE
DONE at the City Of Annapolis. On this
2efh day o. July. IN the year o,
our Lord. enc fhO1ssnd nias hun
dreA and hftsea-
PHILLIPS LEE GOLDsBoRoUGH
BY the Governor:
ROBERT p. GRAHAM.
Secretary sf state.
u. LEE MAGUIRF.
RENEDIfT r. LOVE.
j. WILSON ADAMS.
Of Election for ST. Marys
County.
wmIIAK A. HURRY. Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
Application For Oyster Ground

The following aPplieasion Scr oyster
ErOzn1 l. CT &65aczn1 90 s. Mar :
CozEzr. Is now @ lie = xke oEsce q
Ghe Board q sal Fzzk Coguwission-
ers of G2ryia1A
Pnbliahed charts OF TIE na1nrAl oys-
SER bars Of g. Mars eoznfy are 73ed
EiEh Eke Clerk Of fsse CIrcziE C0zr1 Of
said cozn1g-
Notice i herxby givea fhzf al PRO
tests agGEnsz TIE grznE5ng of said
leases mnSs he fled n the CSrcnis
COgrs Of s. Mary's counsy. o. or lse-
fore fhe 168k day 81 iseeember.
19lE.
Applse&us: Adde'S
y Goddard Aa1EiDg3y- Baltimore Nd
Nod sxceeding - scr@s-
Located in Paazxerf River on sase
eAxseway side therpof. hezneen Trent
Hall Wharf and ariangna1sio1 ssz-
sio1 Collins ad neenl - he land
Of Miss Z . TYsoEaAs- IN xkse S4serS
of So Anry'S Comfy. a. shown or
Pubaishea Chart No 49, lV-9sl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

FuR CsovExsNoss
oNINGTON +. WELLER
fs@' Coz4'TRslA.Sss oFTsE TREA sur.
ROBERT =. DUER.
FoR ATTNsRNSa GENERAL
ALBERT A. DoUR.
Fer Hoase ~ DELEGATES
hAMllroN ETHELBERT
nCCkf.ER
@otaN STEE8f.N jones.
tes clrFk of The Csrczi, Court
ENcsH BOOTH ARELI.
FcF States Assornev
ALBERT KINGSLEY LOVE
For Sheriff
pANlELIEFFgRSoN sowLEs
For RecS>aer az wills
sTtAaggN McKENNY JONES.
Per SeaasA Frn&xnrer
WILLIAM FRANCIS EDWARD
LONG.
For Isansy CssnasSsioner
John ESs1RERT LONG.
e, 1.ssRs NAGCfRE.
BENEDICT h. LOVE.
J, WILSON ADAMS.
Supervisors ef Elections
wa. A, HCsEx. Clerk, Io-si-A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
New Advertisements
INFORMATION FOR
CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals, addressed 20 the
Commissioners Of Leonardtown. 81.
Mary's County, and endorsed PRO
posals for Building n section of State
Aid highway in Leonardtown, ST.
Nary's COUNTY," opon or along
Washington and EenEick Streets. for
q distance OF about rs miles. viii be
received BY the Commissioners OF
Leonardtown, of St. Mary's County,
at their ONCE in Leonardtown, Nd.
until II O'Clock noon, of the 9Th day
Of November, 1915, and at that time
and place will be publicly opened and
read
Ali bids must be made upon blank
forms 10 be obtained of the State
Roads Commission ~ IFS once, COL
Garrett Building, baltimore, Nd,
must give the prices proposed both In
writing and In figures, and must be
signed by the bidder, with his address.
Each bid Is 70 be accompanied by q
certified check for Two Hundred Dol
lars ts9000l, payable 20 the Com
missioners OF Leonardtown, of St.
Mary's County, said check 10 be re-
tarned 20 the bidder unless he fails %
execute the contrast should IL be
awarded 20 him
n Plans can be seen and forms OF
specification and eonfraet may he OBJ
8Ained on cash payment Of One (el-OOl
Dollar, st the once Of the State Roads
Commission, Balfinore, Id.
The Commissioners Of Le0nardtown.
Of S.. Mary's County, reserve the
right 20 reject any and al proposals.
By order Of
CHAS. ". RAYDEN, Jr..
1O-2S2t- Presideus.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
TUESDAY NOVEMBER ,. 1915.

Democratic Party.
F'oR GOVERNOR
EMERSON {. HARRINGTON
Fox CoNIIEoI1Ez oF THE IRA sURY
HUGH A. MeMULLEN.
Fox ATToRSEa GENERAL
ALBERT q. RTTCHIE
Fer House of Delegates
GEORGE l. BUCKI.ER.
GEORGE q. BEVERLEY.
For Clerk Of the Circaii Coar
JOSEPH b. DRURY.
For States Attorney
WA MENEREIL DoKER.
For Register 81 Wills
BE-SI AMIN COMBS.
For Sheriff
LEROY Il. GETZ.
For C"nniy Treasur..r
LAWRENCE 4. WILLIAMS.
for County Commissioner
PETER II. THOMPSON.
For Jadges oi she Orphan Cour,
JOSEPH "a KEY.
SAM "a. HAYDEN.
WILLIAM g MATTINGLY.
for Surveyor
CHARLES A. HEARD
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
Election Notice, 1915.

In acc0r1anee wzfh Ne prssrf<in<ss Of
Eee Co.oe q PN59ie Eeaera8 Las A.
tee AAA11I- Serr5oz y. Ee- ss~
o0AE1 O S1EeTEE<ors of Esscssonz for
d Mari COzEfy. hereby give nossee
. a. whoz : UAF connern fkA1 an
ele<z50n wil1 - bid Is S. Marxs
Eoausy on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
Saint Hargs bssr-:a
A. r. ENG --..---.. EdiaSr

:, Comnunicsssons intended for pnbli-
cation u earrent issue skozId reach
zs nOe later than y ncso1 Tuesday,
sne MIST BE sccoUpznied By Tie
1axne Of the wrSter-n0a for pmha5ea-
ton, but % . matter Of good faifh-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
Nominations for Office.

IN compliance HiIh The provisions az
Seciion - ~ Chapter ola. of the Acl>
lssrS. a. heFs-by publish tbe nomina-
iions - office NhIch have iseen duly
iled With u and for whom the voters
81 ii Mary CouuiF mas vote Al the
'.lec1s"n "a se held in the State al
MARYLAND on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

Democratic Ticket
STATE Candidates

OermOCrdQC i HKct
STATE Candidates
For Governor
EMERSON c. HARRINGTON.
For Comptroller Of the Treasury :
HUGH A. AcMULLEN
For Attorney General
ALBERT c. RITcHIE
COUNTY Candidates
Pos. Hoase:of Delegates :;
George l.. Buekler
George G. beverley.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Joseph b. Drurv.
For States Attorney
William Meyerell LOker.
For Sheriff
LeroysH. Getz
For Register Of Wills
Benjamin Combs.
For CoUnty Treasurer
Lawrence +. Williams
For County Commissioner
Peter III. Thompson
For Judges Of the Orphans Court /:
Joseph II. Key
Samuel Hayden
William &. Maitingly.
For Surveyor
Charles A. Heard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
Approved April 10th. 1914
CHAPTER SO.

An Act 10 amend ne Constitution
u Maryland BY adding thereto O neN
Article 10 b entitled. Article XVI
rrovtcing for The Referendum" anC
TO provide for the submission Of saic
amendment 10 the qualified voters OF
the State for adoption or rejection
Section J. Be 10 enacted By the
General Assembly OF MARYLAND, (three-
nfths Of al the Members elected 20
each OF the two Houses concurrfng)
That the following Rew and additional
Article. 70 be known as Article XVI,
title. The Referendum" be. and the
same Is hereby proposed as an amend
ment 20 the Constitution Of Maryland.
and If adopted By the legal and quail
fed voters thereof. as herein provided,
II shall stand as par; and AZ q new
and additional Article Of said Consti-
tuition. 20 be known and entitled as
Aforesaid:
ARTICLE XVI THE REFERENDUM
Section ] taD. The people reserve
20 Themselves power known as The
Referendum. by petition 20 have sub
mafted 20 the registered voters Of the
State. 70 approve or reject 40 the
polls. any ACT. OF part Of any Act Of
the General Assembly. II approved By
the Governor, or. II passed By the
General Assembly over the veto % the
Goyerncx;
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
ARTICLE xEA. LOCAL LEGRsI.A.
TON.

Section J. On demand Of tina Mayer
q Baltimore aid City Council Of Che
City Of Baltimore. CT On petition bear.
tns the signatures e not less than
10 per cent Of tie registered votsrs
q said city Or any eQEnsy luroyt1s6.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

NOW. THREFoRE I. PHILLIPS
LEE COLDSBOR0UGH. GovERNOR
o. THE STATE or MARrI.ANn g.
pursuance q TIE direction consa.nee h
Section ]. os Article IL o. tie caasf,
e1ftcn OF TIE state &C Marylnnd. No
HEREBY ORDER AND DIRECT. thas
. eo2y OF each OF said above Fxestea
Ae<s q the 0saerzi Assembly q NarT
land Of 1914. bs published a A. teas.
I'VE newspepers In each % TIE eoan
oss cs the state and IN thrne nsw.
nApes Rqslished ia the ctr ef Ra,si
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

For Comptroller Of the Treasury
HUGH A. McMCLLEN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
CHAPTER 4le.

An Act 70 propose a amsn6ners q
the Constitution Of thts State by sHt
ing new Article thereto 20 follow
Immediately after Article II and On
Dc known a. Article M-A, and 20 bro
vide for tbs Submission Of said amend
mens 70 the qualified voters Of this
State for adoption or rejection.
Section J. Be ss enacted f,x .hs
General Assembly Of Maryland. fthree
ffEhs Of al Members Of each Of ths
two Houses coneurringl, That the fol
lowing Article 20 follow fmmedisseIy
aftsr Article II and 20 be known a
Article XI-A be and the same IN here.
D proposed a. an Amendment 70 me
constitutes OF sh4s state. which Ar
ticle. II ADOPTED b. the quaIffed voter,
of this ststs. - herstn provided. shall
thereby BY such adoption be and b
eeme q part oe the Constitution OF
thts State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

For Governor
EMERSON c. HARRINGTON.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-07
cox NOT GUILTY
OF ENLIGHTENMENT
Jury Finds I'm Favor of Man Accused
of ApprOpriating
Funds.

FCyd NJ Cox was found not guilty
of embeZzlement by the circuit court
jury Wednesday night Cox had been
on trial since Monday morning. The
case went to the jury at $50 o'clock
Wednesday evening anG sealed YER
dict was returned at 9 o'clock.
Cox. who conducted a piano store
at 316 $. Michigan St, was indicted
last November upon information given
10y manufacturers with whom he had
been dealing. 1t was alleged that he
had appropriated 10 his own use more
than $4,000 collected on sales and
due 10 plano companies.
The trial was drawn out for the rea-
son that much time was needed in
going over accounts which finally
showed that the defendant was ss1OO
behind in his payments. Cox him
self was placed on the witness stand
Wednesday afternoon. He admitted
all that was charged against him with
the exception of any intent on his part
10 defraud.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-07
MIMIC WAR IS
/. STAGED; ONE HURT
Revolver Shots Arouse Resi-
dents Along Ford St-SteVe
VargO in Hospital.

Five resonant revolver shots.
mans terrified cry for help, the re-
sultart clamor Of a household aroused
to the fact that a man was being
made target of by an infurlated fell
low rOomer woke w Ford St resi-
dents to that fact early Thursday
morning that a mimic war was being
staged in their midst.
Patrolman Gorka, quietly walking
his beat. heard the shots and the en-
suing clamOr He rushed to the
scene, IT'S w. Ford ST., only TO be-
come himself a target for the SEEM
ingly miniature arsenal the house
contained. He vas shot at twice by
a man who thrust revolver through
a window. Gorka shot back, being
policeman in full possession of his ia C
ulties of self-preservatiOn. Then he
ran for help.
In the meantime, Joseph Torok, 727
w Ford St. sent message to the
police department., which was received
by Capt. Schock. The latter, backed
by a detail composed of Patrolmen
Wendowski and O'Connell and De-
tective Shirdk. rushed to the Ford st.
house, only to find that the wielder
Of the revolver, Steve Vargo, had made
his escape.
Gorka. however, trailed him, and
nnaIIy with the assistance of Patrol
man Chesar, located him. He had
been shot in the left hip, one Of the
bullets from Gorka's revolver having
taken effect. He was taken to Ep-
worth hospital, where authorities
Thursday stated that his condition was
not serious.
The whole affair started, according
to the stories obtained by the police
from neighbors, because Vargo was
intoxicated. and had attem pied to
shoot another roomer at the place for
some fancied wrong. The police
Thursday heard rumors that a woman
was involved in the affair, but efforts
TO locate her were fruitless.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-07
AUTOS AS CARRIERS
OF MAIL SACTI0NED
PostOfIice Here Notified They Can he
Kept in Scrvice-Bicycles
Barred

Automobiles in use on rural mail
routes were given official sanction by
the postoffice department. according
10 a bulletin received at the local post
office Thursday morning When au-
tomobiles are TO be used, the pOstmas-
ter must file a report with the Wash
ington department telling during what
months The machines can be used.
They may he used only where the
topography OF the country and the
roads permit Of use for a long period.
Motorcycles may also be used II
the displacement OF the cylinder is 60
cubic inches or more. They must
carry a box Of some kind - inches
long. "a inches wide and IS inches
high TO protect the mail in case Of
rain
Two automobiles and one motor
cycle are now In use in the rural mail
service here. After Jan 1 bicycles can
not be used in delivering mail on the
rural routes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-07
GIRL ATHLETES PICK
MISS GAIK AS HEAD
Enrolment of High School AssOcia-
ton More Than Three
Hundred.

Miss Eleanor Gaik was reelected
president of the Girls Athletic asso-
citation OF the high school at a meet
ing held Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Gaik is director at the Oliver play
ground. She is the champion swim
mer among the high school girls. be-
sides being a basket ball and tennis
star.
Miss Marion Goodman, girls phys
ical instructor at the high school. was
elected honorary president. Other
girls elected to Office for the present
term are: Vice President. Marietta
Clements; secretary. Elsie Lippincott;
treasurer, Agatha Clark; while Cath
crime Guthrie was chosen to represent
the association on the board OF con-
troll.
The association is planning for a
"get-acquanted" party, oct. p, to be
held in the school gym. The object
of the Girls Athletic association is
TO enable the girls 10 take care of their
side finterclass. basket ball, indoor,
tennis and swimming.
The enrolment of the association
has increased by so, there now being
near 800 members, while last year
there was only 240.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From the Records Of tho Indiana
Title a Loan Co.
Title u Loan CO.

William r. Boyd and wife to c. j.
Birtwhistle, lot 26, Elder place addi-
ton. $4,000.
Jennie Davis and husband to Wes-
ley COpenhaver and wife, lots 17S and
ia in Fordham, $4,000.
Charles A. Lemert and wife TO Jo-
seph c. Farley and Ellen G.. Farley.
lot 9, Hoffman's addition to North
Liberty. $500.
Otis A. Gerhart TO Cleo c. Stull and
Ester Stull, lots % and 80, in Lincoln
Heights subdivision North Liberty.
$3.50
Same TO Washington /. Stull, lots 81
and 80, Lincoln Heights subdivision
North Liberty $50.
Regular Baptist church of Misha-
waka 10 Herman j. Alerding. lots Is.
19. 20. in block %, Lawrence & Bat
tells addition 10 Mishawaka, $500.
Kathrina Wunderlich ard husband
10 Edward Wunderlich ct al, lot 30l
in block l. r. 3W in City cemetery. 81.
Robin E. Dunbar and wife to Mir
lam Dunbar and Mahala Z. Dunbar,
past lots $50 and 40, o. p. South
Bend, 81.
Mahala F. Dunbar 10 Miriam Dun
bar. part lot 2S2. O. P. South Bend. 81.
Miriam Dunbar 70 Robin E. Dunbar,
part lots 291 and 2S2. o. P. South
Bend, So
Jacob Woolverton and wife TO Teo-
fila Makielska. part lots SIS and S6. J.
x. Fowler's subdivision of part b. O.
lots So and SO. $4,000.
George Bernhard TO Joseph Nemeth
and wife. part lot %, College Grove,
81, 500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-07
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AS compliment to Miss Constance
Bolka, who will be married Sept. II
TO Frank SupercZynski, the Misses II.
Bolka and II. Malkowska, very pleas
antly entertained on Tuesday even
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bolka, 420 >.
kosciuszko St, OF the bride-to-be- he
evening was spent delightfully."- with
games, music and singing and at the
close Of it a fine luncheon was served.
Those present were Misses Z. super
czynska, X. Banicka, l.. Superczyn-
ska, /. Andrysiak, G. Bernhard, NJ.
Schwenk, II. BOjer, T. Szamecka, I.
Grontkowska, B. GrontkOwska, II.
Andrysiak, 5. Makowska, Il. Pawlak.
). Wroblewska, NJ. Rogowska, ).
Niespodziana. B. Napieralska, IL.
CiesOlka. S. Szymanska, f Osicka, b.
Szulczewska, II. Struzewsks, s. Slot,
s. Winkowska, L. Bolka and Mrs.
Josephine Bolka and Mrs. Mary No
wicka.
The senior and junior class of Lady
Falcons. Z. Balicki No. l, viii hold
their exercises Friday evening at L.
b. hail.
The military band of z. Balicki No.
l Falcons Will hold its rehearsal Fri
day evening at u. 3. hall.
The Falcons NJ. RomanOwski will
hold their exercises this evening al
Kosciuszko hall.
The tennis club of NJ. r. Falcons
will meet Friday evening at Kosciusz-
ko hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-07
TEAM WILL BE PRESENT
Harmony Camp No. IS TO Entertain
Friday Night.

camp No. II, w. O. w. of Nlishawaka,
viii be the guests OF Harmony camp
No. IS Of this city Friday evening in
the local W o. w hall. The team
will confer the protection degree up
ON a class OF candidates All men,
oers OF the camp are asked by officials
20 be- present The meeting was ORR
ginally planned for Friday. oct. 10.
but the Intervention OF other events
made IL necessary 20 advance the date.
After the business session OF the
evening" refreshments viii be served
and the guests from both lodges Will
enjoy a smoker.