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The evening world., 1915-03-03
EPISCOPAL DIVORCE
Law Is CRITICIZED
BY REV. DR.. GRANT
Declares It Is Roman and Does
Not Represent Opinion of
Majority Of Church.

There is considerable discussion
to-day in church circles over the
statement yesterday by the Rev. DIR.
Percey stickney Grant, rector Of the
Church OF the Asceniitns who, se-
vere,y criticized the divorce law Of
the Episcopal Church. This law rec
ognizes only one ground for divorce
and allows the ministers Of its church
to marry only the innocent party to
such divorce. Although an Episcopal
minister DIR. Grant did not mince
words in his sermon. He began:
1.-THE old marriage laws considered
women merely the chattels of their
husbands, but In the last hundred
years the property idea has gone. and
America, at least, does not stand for
the marriage OF convenience. Now
then. II the only basis for the mar
riage IL love, in event Of that love
being changed TO ioathins, ahouaA the
marriage continuA7
woman 10 no longer chattsl. She
has attained an economic indepond-
enoe which gives her the privilege OF
remaining unmarried, X she sc
chooses, without loss Of dignity. and
she Ii no longer forced to remain
married to q man who Ii abhorrent
to her in order to be supported"
The present law OF the Episcopal
Church was characterized by DIR.
Grant as mot ProicstaI:, not English
and not modern.
"It Is Roman and medieval and
does not represent the opinion Of the
majority Of the communicates Of the
Church.
Divorce is not 40 selfshly in-
dividualistic as It seems to the ultra
conservative" he added.
''The family should be . place
where children can be trained to- the
highest conception Of love and duty
There could be no greater obstacle
to their proper development than dis
trust and discord between their par.
ents"
The evening world., 1915-03-03
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The evening world., 1915-03-03
HOUSE DRESSES

Amoshesg ginGhams ana Hsr@lSs---.
plsin ooioys ,lripes a. ssSTSISsNsH e -.
spscisi lot 81 extra a,ss'te u.
The evening world., 1915-03-03
DINE m A HUGE CAGE.
Mrs.. oserss A. nerr'.e. Gives .
zoslesical Dinner ~ Her Hesas.

Mrs Gsoeee Austin Morrison gave q
novel geological dinner last night at
her horne In the Kenilworth. No. 151
Central Park West. The dining room
was converted into q huge cage. in
which the annual dinner was served.
and the decorations and accessories all
There were twenty guests for the din
ner. and additional guests came In later
for the dancing. and a buffet supper
was served. Among the quests were DR..
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Bayard Halt Halsted,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A. Cowles, Mr.. and
MIRA sMason yanney, Miss Helen Mur-
ply, Frederick 8. Woodruff. Oswald G.
The evening world., 1915-03-03
Opening Ssasen Values h
FINE NEW. .1uCA..,.s;. = :.

"a pIssssse M
lEavins or Dining RoemA. rtaIsls =
room. ste.-iolowins sse vssy Gsssl
lent values 70 open UP new ssaaeq-
nsyss ,wilesns--ssaasA ~
eeamlees. .....'.. s.ss... 0OsUD
SKIS e. Eisswhsss eSS.oo.
Bxceptional assortment - up-se-fAts
Dest Axulnstesu--se seamless, .. .31.0o
axl1 q.
NsdAiiios and tWe-tsas eeloriass-
- rich Sos1ses. !,
Ses0issa Velvet Aanl166eO 1I.oO
s.axie.s, ft.-wsetA. oSeves.
Pull s.w ~: e stair csreSsi:s: -,
The evening world., 1915-03-03
SPRING MILLINERY
Topnotch Style

Without Exerb!tiaes o. fr'3 y.
Tailored : Ha$S. ;. II: ~
Variety will snaas - 3Aweoe3
shapes. including smart sailors ane
little ssmi-tiited brims. Split straws.
Milan hemps. basket w:aves. nanH-
sewed novelty straws and vpftous eiIn
and straw binatious--fun rengs
Include whips, Quiils. blossoms. also
velvet and silk ribbons'
DRESS HATS.
Garden and picture pckes. many
Sailor. having dsnted or plain crowns,
English walking shapes, tricornes and
closs-fitting styles. go. svsey tasnson-
able color and black--bsst-liked trim
mings. p
The evening world., 1915-03-03
PHOTO PLAYS.
FoR sAll.

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The evening world., 1915-03-03

aus mt 10 Law that at 4 uieeting o( the noort Of
Estimaie and Appostionmsnt hdd Frbrasry 8,
1918, tbs following ystitson was rsosa'sd:
10 the Honorable,
Tir board a t&timsts aud AIportioumsss q
TIE City u New York.
The evening world., 1915-03-03
PATENTS.

DA TE MTG Hest Work. Lowest Rates,
EAlENlN Cail or write for FREE
49, booh. 80 years experience.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
CHARGE WOOD WITH
NUMBERING COLLINS
LoganSport Man is Held For
Killing of Boy at Young
America.

LOGANSPORT. Ind, Sept. 1O.-In-
terest in the murder case of Walter
Collins, 10 years old, whose body was
found near Young America Monday.
with bullet hole in the back of his
head, was transferred mOmentarily
TO the Cass circuit court yesterday.
Ellis Wood, % years old, was TO have
been brought into court by j. Is. Stan
ley, sheriff, on habeas corpus proceed
inss started by attorneys for Wood,
who asserts his innocence of the muir
der, but attorneys for Wood asked a
continuance which was granted by
Judge Moses y. Larry. \ crowd that
had gathered to see Wood, left the
court room disappointed.
Coroner Charges Murder.
James V. Nelson, coroner, has fled
an affidavit charging Wood with MUIR
der in the first degree, and a justice
of the peace set next Monday for the
preliminary hearing. Wood, when be-
fore the justice, pleaded not guilty,
after which the hearing was con-
tinued. The action of filing the
charge against Wood was taken by
the authorities because of the notice
that had been given of the habeaS
corpus proceedings.
Jealousy, the authorities assert, is
the motive which inspired Wood to
kill Collins. Wood has made several
conflicting statements regarding his
actions on the night of the murder,
and officials believe ne is slightly un-
balanced mentally. When asked if he
knew who killed Collins, Wood lower
ed his voice to a whisper and said:
well, sir, l think it was white slavers.
There's been a gang of them from
Louisville around YOUNG America, and
they've priced the girls. l know, be-
cause l overheard two of them talk
ing in the graveyard of Center church
during the me-cOming celebration"
Luella Foreman, the 14-year-
schoolgirl, for whom Wood is thought
To have had a secret infatuation, when
questioned about Wood, said: why,
he is a man. He used to come and
see my father and brother, but he
never said anything to me, and / hard
ly ever spoke to him. He's big" She
said she had exchanged photographs
with Collins and that he wore her
ring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
CAN'T FIND GRAND JURY
WOman's Name Among Those Drawn
at Terre Haute.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. TO-
After three days effort Judge Pull
liam has been unable to obtain a
grand jury for the circuit court for
the September term. The jury COM
missioners today drew the names of
William II. CarsOns of Sugar Creek
and John w. Myers Of Riley, both
farmers, to fill the vacancy still en-
listing. In drawing names to fill va
canCies on the superior court jury the
names of Archibald BOyll of Linton
township was taken from the box, but
notice was not served by the sheriff
when it was learned that the name
was that of a woman. 1t is the first
instance, as far as known here, of a
woman being drawn for jury service
in Vigo county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
WAS PUSHED OFF TRAIN
Chicago Lad Blamcs Companion For
His Injuries.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Sept 10
Charles Sneed, % years old, who said
his home is in Chicago. was injured
Thursday by a MOnOn freight train,
one Of his arms being cut of anc his
right side crushed. Sneed had board
ed a north bound freight train, and
either fell or was pushed from the
train. few miles north of the city.
He was brought TO the hospital here,
and told the police that two boys who
were riding on the train. demandei
money from him. and pushed him of
when he refused 10 give ii to them.
His condition is serious
The police notified the authorities
at BroOkstOn. and the two boy9 on
the train were taken into custody
and brought here. They said their
names were Earl Thompson Is years
old, and Earl Pruitt II years old.
They denied they pushed Sneed off
the train. but they are being held in
jail here pending the outcome OF
Sneed's injuries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
STABBED BY PRISON MATE
Arson Convict Attacks Man Who Dis
covers Blaze i'm Shop.

JACKSON. Mich, Sept 10.-Wil-
liam o. sutton. one of the bad" rec
ord men at Jackson prison, who Is
serving his fourth sentence for arson,
may be charged with murder
According to prison officials, SUIT
ton, who comes from Lansing. start
ed a fire in one of the prison shops.
The fire was discovered by Convict
Charles Smith, a life man from Ea-
ton Rapids, who eNtinguished the
blaze. This SO enraged sutton that
ne rushed at smith and with a sharp
knife siashed his throat, neck, head,
shoulders and back SO shOckingly
that % stitches were required TO close
the wounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
MAY PLEA SELF-DEFENSE
Trial of John Carson Accused OF
Double Murder to- Start Soon.

JACKSON, Mich, Sept. 10
Among the 10 criminal cases listed
for trial at the September term of the
circuit court which opens Sept Is is
that of John Carson, charged with
the killing of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Mary Palmer, and Edward Madden.
There has been considerable spec
ulatiOn as to what defense Carson
will offer and officials of the jail,
from conversations with the prisoner,
express the belief that Carson will
claim that the shooting of Mrs. Pal
mer was an accident. Should he by
any chance be acquitted on this
charge, and brought TO trial for the
murder of Madden, he would claim
that the latter was shot in self-de-
Tense
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
ALLEGES PERSECUTION
OwOsso Man Names Accusers i'm Suit
For $4,000 Damages.

OWOSSO, Mich. Sept ia $685.
900 damage suit. alleging cOnspi-
racy and malicious prosecution, was
filed in circuit court by Hugh Nc
Donald against Louis g. Hall, ST.,
Louis G. Hall, jr., w. +. Gallagher,
president of the state savings bank,
and Z. J. Herrick. deputy sheriff.
Mcdonald was arrested in the par
lors of the bank several months ago
by Deputy Herrick, after it was az
legged, he had accepted $4,000 IN
marked bills to prevent his daugh-
ter's returning to the state TO testify
against the younger Hall. The latter
was accused of a statutory offense.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF STATE WILL MEET
Interesting Program II Arranged For
Gathering This Month at
Capital.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 1O-COun-
", township and city officials who
come TO attend the annual convention
OF the County Commissioners asso-
citation OF Indiana TO he held at the
Hotel ServeTin. Set. 2S. % and 80,
will receive a cordial Hoosier welcome
from this city
The Chamber of Commerce. auto
mobile manufacturers and business
men generally are assisting the local
officials OF the association in arrang-
ing suitable entertainment for the Wis
itors. Albert r.. Fearing, secretary
Of the organization, has sent out in
vitatiOns TO county auditors, survey
Ors, county attorneys and township
officials TO attend the convention
which liz SAYS will be i'm the nature
OF an educational conference. Be
sides the county officials the mayors
OF 100 cities with their official fam
lies have been invited In fact the
association urges all county. city and
township officials to attend.
The convention promises to he
specially interesting 10 highway Of
fcials since the topic of good roads
is TO be a prominent one. Besides
receiving the benefit of the sessions
the visiting officials viii have an Op-
portunity Of inspecting more than
t1,5OO.0OO worth of public improve
anents now under way in Indianapolis
The construction OF the White river
bridge at washington St, the flood
prevention levees and the Pogue's
Run draining system viii be visited
by the officials.
Numerous features of social enter
tainment are being arranged 1t is
planned 20 have an evening OF "eats
on the roof garden of the SEVERN
an afternoon at the Speedway to see
an exhibition race and a visit TO the
Ford plant. as we'll as numerous mo-
tOring tours about the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
FACE PAINFULLY BURNED
Enemy losses CarbOIic Acid at Brazil
Woman.

BRAZIL, Ind, Sept. 1O.-After re-
ceiving several anonymous letters
warning her OF danger, Miss Dorothy
Englehart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward EnglehaTt, south of Brazil
stepped out Of her home last evening
and the contents of a glass of car
bOlic acid was thrown into her face.
she was painfully burned on her
cheeks and chin, but none o. the acid
got into her eyes.
Miss Englehart has been receiving
these letters for some time. She has
beautiful blond hair, and il is said
that part of it was cut off during her
sleep, after she had received a letter
stating that this would be done. Miss
Englehart has no enemies that she
knows Of, and is at a loss to know
why she should be assailed. Two
young women of the vicinity are un-
der SuSiciOn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
HORSE, BUGGY AND MAN
FOUND IN KANKAKEE
Sheriff Unable to Throw Light on
Strange Drowning Near
Hammond.

HAMMOND, Sept. 1O.-The body of
Russell Carius. 76 years old. End his
horse and buggy were found in 'he
Kankakee river late Wednesday by
Arthur Schultz of Hammond and Ben
FogH hotel keeper, and so far
Sheriff Henry Whitaker has been able
to throw no light on the strange
drowning.
The bodies and buggy were found
near the Diana club. where the cur
rent is swift II is believed that Carlus
had another person i'm the buggy with
him and search is being made. Carlus
was q ranCher employed on the Nell
Brown ranch one theory Is that he
was forced of the bridge into the river
below
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
BOY CHEWED BY BEAR
Leans Against Bars OF Cage and Is
seized by Huge Captive.

PETOSKEY. Mich. Set. 1O.--Ed-
ward Locher. eight-year-Old son of
Or J. NJ. Locher OF Dewitt is I'm "a
Petoskev hospital with perhaps fatal
injuries as a result OF going too close
10 the bears pen n the zoo in the
city park here
The boy leaned against the bars
OF the big cage and one OF the bears
reached through and while he held
the lad with his paws. lacerated him
terribly with his teeth. The boy was
frightfullv gashed on the right hip,
arm and foot. pieces of flesh and
muscle torn away. The bear was
finally driven away with clubs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
HURT FEEDING ANIMALS
Lafayette Mans Arm is Torn by Cir
Gus Leopard.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 10.-Leo-
pold Dryfu, one of Lafayette's veal
thiest business men, is suffering from
a badly lacerated right arm, the re-
suit of trying TO feed wild animals
in a circus which was showing here
last night. Dryfus, who conducts a
packing plant and several meat mar
kets, was feeding fresh meat TO a
leopard, when the animal stuck its
paw through the cage and tore Dry
fus' arm open from the shoulder to
the wrist. He was badly frightened
and is suffering also from nervous
shock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
WOMEN ARE ELIMINATED
jackson Female Voters Place Men on
School Board at Election.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 1O-Women
were entirely eliminated from the
board of education at Tuesdays cleo
ton. Three male trustees were
chosen. while similar number of
women candidates were turned down.
The board the coming year will have
no women members, for the first
time in % years. A somewhat pc
what peculiar feature of the election
culiar feature of the election was the
rejection of the women candidates 10y
their sisters, who untnumbered the
male voters two or three to one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
STAHL GETS 18 MONTHS
German RcScrvist Fined for Perjury
Relative To- Lusitania.

NEW YORK. Sept. 10. - Gustav
StahI. the German reservist who
swore he saw four guns on the Lusi-
tania lust before she sailed from here
on her last trip. but admitted later
his affidavit was false and entered a
plea of guilty 20 perjury was SEN
fenced Thursday by Federal Judge
Hough 10 is months imprisonment
in the federal prison at Atlanta and to
pay a fine OF 81. There was no evil
dence that Stahl was working under
orders when be swore he saw the
guns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Fancy hand made embroidery, the
finest ever brought 70 the states from
the Philippine Islands viii be On sale
Saturday. SEPT II at the Fur Store,
232 :. Michigan 81. All ladies are in
vited 10 come and see the display. The
Philippine who brought the embroid-
cry from the Islands viii be in charge
Of the sale. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
FORESTERS ADJOURN
TO MEET IN LAFAYETTE
H. A. Rowe of EIkhart Chosen
Vice Chief Ranger of Or
ganizatiOn.

ELKHART. Sept. 10.-The four
teenth triennial convention Of the In
diana high court, Independent order
or Foresters, closed Thursday 10 meet
IN Lafayette in 1918. II. a. Rowe Of
Elkhart was chosen vice-chlef ranger.
Other officers are.
Past high chief ranger. J. A. Hart
man OF Evansville, high chief ranger,
Harry W. Skean, Terre Haute; nigh
secretary, w. w. Wilson, Indianapo-
I lis; high treasurer. Frank y. Ally. In
dianapolis. high physician, DIR. ID. A.
Cox of Howell.
The new high chief ranger an
nOunced the following appointments:
! High orator, Mrs Mary Freuer OF
Peru: high journal secretary, G. B.
: LongweU. LOgansport; high Organist,
Mrs. Agnes Ward Elkhart; high
senior woodward, Roy Angelton, Bra
I'll: high junior woodward, Henry
Kuhn, Evansville; high marshal, A. NJ.
milford, Lafayette; high conductor,
Mrs. Ella Kuhn, Evansville; high
messenger, A. Underwood Terre
haute; high senior beadle, w. l..
Matthews, EllwoOd: high junior
beadle, a. r. G. Smith, Anderson.
Thirteen Of the 16 township trus-
tees in Elkhart attended the picnic
and business meeting of trustees held
at Goshen These trustees with three
presidents of boards of town schools,
by a vote of ! 10 3, adopted a resO-
luton favOridg the employment of a
county agricultural agent under GER
tain conditions. and inausurated a
radical departure in the method of
holding township Institutes.
The gist Of the resolution adopted
is that an agent recommended by
Purdue university shall be adopted,
provided the man will serve for ST.
500 a year. charge but five cents a
mile for mileage, agree not to exceed
$50 mileage any one month nor more
than $3.50 mileage for the entire year,
tO have office days in Kkhart Nap
panee, MillerSburg. Middlebury, Bris-
tol and other towns Of the county, as
we'll as at Goshen. and come up to
the other qualifications demanded Of
county agents. The former agent. G.
l.. Coffeen, was paid $4,000 a year and
a five cent mileage and wanted to
charge a seven cert mileage. He re-
signed because it would not be al
lowed.
Nicholas Paul Pickrel 10 years
old. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Pick
rell. who live two and a half miles
southeast of Bristol, died Wednesday.
following two operations for appen-
dicitis One operation was performed
Monday and the second on Tuesday.
A brother, Wauferd, survives, with
the parents.
Fred G Smith of Melcher av. is to
be aTraigned In justice court Friday
on the charge of catching bass that
are less than the legal size.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
NEWS OF INDIANA and MICHIGAN
MAN LEFT PENAL FARM
Excuse That Babies Were Sick Wins
Suspended Sentence.

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Sept. 10
Carl Butler of Aurora, who Monday
pleased guilty 10 escaping from the
penal farm, was released BY Judge
Hughes. who suspended the sentence,
pending good behavior. Butler es-
capped from the farm after he receiv-
ed a letter from his wife, telling him
his two babies were sick.
Butler is the second man arrested
for escaping from the farm who has
escaped serving prison sentence.
The other was Fred Price. Il years
old, who was released by judge
Hughes when his sister came here
and pleaded for him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
SAVES ONE; ONE DIES
Man Swims Ashore With Girl But
Her Companion is Drowned.

DETROIT, Sept. 10.-IerOic eff
forts by Edward smith, cashier at the
Belle Isle bath house, saved Caroline
Kaufman from drowning at o'clock
wednesday night at the north end of
Belle Isle, but her bathing compaior,
Joe Friendman. II years old, of 44f
Rivard St, went down and persisted
in the water He was a student of the
university Of Michigan, law depart
ment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
OBNOXIOUS FISH SEINED
HarbOr at MuskegOn Searched For
All But Game Fish

MUSHROOM. Mich, Sept. 1O.-For
the second time within the past two
years the lake harbor Is being seined
for obnoxious fish. a sCow. launch
and rOwboat are being operated on
the lake. and nets are being worked
from the Scow. Every effort is being
made 20 not kin any game fish and
while 8 number OF bass we're raised
IN the net today they were returned
10 the lake no worse for the exper-
fence
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
Arrested For Drunkenness, Inmate OF
state Hospital is Recognized.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 10.
Herman Van Dam, who escaped
from the Michigan state hospital at
Kalamazoo last Sunday night, was
captured in the Grand Rapids police
court yesterday morning. He was
about to leave the court on payment
of a fine for drunkenness when ne was
recognized by an officer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
JlTNEY DRIVER MISSING
Takes Passenger ana starts For
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FLINT. Adch.. Sept 10.-George j.
Beers. q 5itney bus driver. % years
old. has been missing since Saturday
night. and the police are trying 90
find some trace OF his whereabouts.
Saturday night Beers passed his
brother who also drives o. fitney bus.
on saginaw ST.. and called To him thar
ne had "a party 90 take out in the
country. since then no word has
been received from him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
BRIEFS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Gov. Raj
ston has issued a proclamation desig-
mating Oct. as Riley day, and urging
the people OF the state to set aside
the day to honor James WhitcOmb
Riley the poet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10
ALLEGAN

ALLEGAN Mich. - Lightning
struck the barn of Alfred Clark. five
miles north OF Allegan and it burned
TO the ground. Another barn be-
longing 10 clark. a short distance
away. caught fire and was also de-
strOyed. Damage. S2.5OC, partially
covered by insurance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10

JACKSON. MIch.-Anthony BedIl-
er. Joe Connors and Ralph Bogarlus.
three Jackson young men. are under
arrest charged with larceny Of an au-
tOm0bile owned by FRANK a. Carroll.
The trio were arrested in Clinton
while enroute 10 Toledo with the sto-
len car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-10

VALPARAISO. Ind. - The lifeless
body of a man was found on the rail-
road tracks here With crushed
skull. He had a Il ter from A. w
Neht of Chicago stating that the bear
er was Fred p. Dengel, worthy, and
had been in his employ for eight years,
had tuberculosis and was trying to
help himselves by selling pencils