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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

To keep furs and blankets safe
from moths. roll well in newspaper
Moth will no, set near printers ink.
This has been tried for many years
and never failed,
Valuable Cement-Tvo parts Thy
weight Of common pitch and one
part gutta-percha melted together in
an iron vessel make cement that
viii hold together wood, stone, ivory.
leather. porcelain. silk. wool or cot
ton. II is we'll adapted TO aquar-
iums
Kitchen Apron Made of Flour Sack
Take empty -four sack tone-eighth
or one-fourth SACK, boil print out as
well as possible. Hem -four sack, cut
ting two strips OF another -four sack,
for straps. Sew straps on bib part
where you cut of the corner. Then
sew two buttons az each of the side
corners and, when buttoning. cross the
straps. This makes a very neat aP-
ron.
To Prepare Chicl1en-After head.
feet and feathers have been removed
and fowl properly singed, scraped and
washed. cut of wings and fold; cut
of legs at thigh joint and disjoint
knees. Then cut from point OF breast
down and backward 70 Joint in back;
disjoirt and remove intestines and
giblets. Then cut closely on each side
of spine 10 joint on sides of neck. dis
joint and remove crop and windpipe;
then cut of wishbone; now on each
side. from joint of breast downward,
the bone there is easily cut through,
which removes the ribs. This leaves
all the pieces perfectly fat so as TO
brown nicely vheu fried in skillet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

Aazsri~aa negalasi1r. vas ss,f ssfzr-
EaF aferE1aa a. fEr EeMr % Niss
etfe~ Hasa. Ezs rpFafT -thirt street.
stsa a s1of affse. laaes - 60 azs-z-
lsrs ras sraEraa o. state Jz3i-
Gary vas ts9 - tfrs Cora Eassrzas.
vts also save sas~r o. ~Cezrrs q
SPECIAL rEararrFr tfiss cara Wsif-
rar gave ths papsF 90 ~Fgnetioes -
enc Ca1rr- asf wrs wssfis Wtiiissas
saIf as Trials 90 CIVIL ant CFi1liasi
Gases a social si1s aae rrfFTsh-
aeers f1r1Vrf fss pr1Eram TIE
War H-~FlrE Wi.I b. ere arrgsl oEr
s.ss r1-affra OF o. GERS art Wrs J
u E.aeaT a..f D. ere hostess
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

daughter MiEE Dora visited sunday
lu Moline az the home % Mr. and
Nrt. ~. p Hoiuquist-
OEr1 .E supporting a weekly paper
uud-r che title % the CISCO News
~ =. Fr'erscn drives a new saxon
car
Neur has reached orion Of the
birth o. boy On the home - Mr.. and
Nfrs rfI Halibrrr - Hammond. Ind.
Nr HafhrrE vas once an orion boy.
r Carlson is moving into the
house Vacated hy William Boies.
N-u g. IS uusrnhsrry and daush-
Ter wrF LuUar. were shopping IN
Davenport Thursday.
Rev % Brink 81 Coiona was IN
orion Tuesday
Miss Florence Errr has closed her
school near Lynn and IS now a; home
f1r varnfior-
C. j. Graham vas IN Gaies5urs
Nou1a~
H- and NrE oscar Swanson ~ near
Os-1 entertained Nr and Mrs. Gust
UIiNf. STR and Mrs. oscar Peterson
and daughter Edna. az their home the
FIRST OF the wrck.
Miss EHe Williams has gone 20
Ga'rlhlrF % take = course In nursing
90 che Gaiesbu-r hospital.
Byron Iorlon has purchased the
Chustrrn property and bequeathed q
90 the ~ = church for che purpose
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
.nlIAI ANNoTNcENENIs.

TIE NorusEiza wuIi.E workers.
~ft meet wlss Sire Cardiac Roman
sFz1 EfEktserts stree. a Ma,ine,
TeurssaF afts-uooa Mssat~rs are
ASKED Co. ssr~af az matters connected
slsh ere bszaar sstf Feesrtiy wtii hs
closed
Osaraf camp so. TAOS ROYAL Neish-
bg-s. VII Er.t a card party az -
ksns o. 1ffs Marie wsbs sos Hrrrs'
sss avse1-. Ea1fs Rock isiasf. FRIDAY
ssssreae-. Cisco viii 30 piavsf Ed
a-ab~rs eel ff5~-fs are invited
rsr degree stsE of real lodge. No
Frs. C. %. % O.. wri give r. private
faae5zx party sf odB Fellows trrFif
W-tsrsfar ~verlrE TIE crifrrtnu ur-
es-ssra si.i Elrs enc program ot as1s-
Ire tsff-F' Eevier society ~ aztec
street chapel utl f8'f q r1-re af che
chapel "Wednesday afrsrsa1r rf er"
ire sgalr 70 Cor che Pgtilr and fr.s1ts
are Iralfrf
Tee uiTmp.r srmaasfs gill bold a
WaE festival eF Frasrrrf park Nriiue.
sst1rsaF WaT Mas'e aiii b. Eirrn
b. tte AaEustzss band. Ttgrs TlFs1.
f=1gr aEd others ast rv'rrsfueufs
Wslt BE- served
TIE Ladies of Nssz vi1i meet aifh
tfFs Ertr 1fIlFF. stz ru~iff1 aFrul~.
THURSDAY afterEG9E.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
Households.
HINILC @3l

TO At the pan; bake in hot oven. Il
baking powder is used 1t viii not
need shortening.
Pineapple Cake Dessert-One can
sliced pineapple. two cups flour, about
two-thirds cup milk, three level tea
spoons baking powder. one-fourth
level teaspoon salt, two level table
spoons butter Sifr -four. salt and
baking powder together. rub in butter.
add milk. stirring lightly: turn this
out on Toured board, roll into thin
sheet, line a creased round shallow
pan, arrange pineapple on this, letting
the slices lap a little, sprinkle lightly
with sugar. add a few bits of butter
and bake in quick oven 20 minutes.
Serve warm with cream or the syrup
from pineapple.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

OF erecting a new church building
The board Of directors OF the church
has accepted the donation with the
provision that they have until 1910 20
complete the edifce.
Miss Doris Sjheline OF Chicago Is
being entertained al the \ H. Nes-
teriund home
-. C. Brownlse. a wealthy farmer.
had a very narrow escape from death
when returning from Little York In
crossing a stone bridge he went too
near the edge and the horses, buggy
and Mr.. Rrowulee fell into the ditch
a farmer in the nearby field came 20
his assistance. He vas taken 20 his
home one and one-half miles south
east OF OrIoI.
Rock Island high school save the
play The Time % HIS Life" az the
orion opera house Thursday night
Miss Bessie Carmichael OF Sunny
uiI has returned 20 her home after
a few days visit az the home Of Mr.
and Nrs. Ray Pierce
AIr and Mrs ~. \. Bo'lcS left wed
uesday Cor their new home in Lyford,
Texas
Airs James McKinE. who resides in
Rural township about four and one
hair miles northwest OF Orion has
suffered a paralytic stroke.
Miss Tuhe Palmer has gone 20 Des
Mcines for an extended stay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
:: CHURCHES

Lavender Tvtuty-tourth street and
EiErfeearl av-uue.
Tuesday evening the Queen Esther
c.-e,r viii meet with the Misses Ellen
anf Mary TnomPsqa. go nineteenth
street
WrfrrFiav cveuiuF % $50 prayer
services eiii b. held a. the church.
Friday afternoon the Ladies' Aid So
risty coffee all BE- held az the home
90 SIZE Eiwin Dice. si4 Twenty-sec-
ord street
Saturday afternoon a. $50 the
kinss Herzl1a meet Ia the church
prapsr meeting room George Dick
man 10 the host
t.srman ETanEslieai-The choir viii
meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening
Tie Ladies' Sewing society will
meet Thursday afternoon N the
eaurch
SUNDAY evening English services
vii BE- held q. the church.
Lion Luihsran-The Ladies circle
meets this evening Nfih Mrs u. ".
pahisfen. Niuth avenue ana Forty
ihiFd street Miss lydia Hglt wiIl as
sat fEs hostess
The Apollo club Wtil give a concert
a. the chErch Friday evening The
admission % free bat a silver Offering
sili BE- taken. the proceeds 10 be d.
viaef betNeru the church and the
club.
Grace luihsrHn-The Reliance club
meets Thursday evening in the home
% Joseph Bodesn. 7ss9 Seventh ave-
rue.
United Prcsbyterian-The trustees
Nill meet a. the eagrea this evening
a. 7sfs.
Mid-wees prayer services will be
held Wednesday evening =; the
church
Friday siIs.noos toe Ladies Ala So
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

ciety will meet with Mrs George
Cordts. So Fifteenth avenue
South Park Presbyterian Tuesday
evening az 1850 the Laura Marquis cir
Gle will hold a business session al the
home OF Mrs. y. c. ogleyce, 1914
Thirtieth street
Wednesday afternoon At AIS the
Junior association Will hold a spring
time meeting Prayer services will be
viii meet at Sis.
Thursday afternoon the Woman 5
guild wiil hold SIS monthly coffee
party az the home Of Mrs. J. Y. Max
we'll. 1919 Thir;y-second street.
Trinity Episcopal Trinity Boys
club meets this evening in the parish
house.
The Vestment guild will meet Tues
day afternoon al al the parish house.
Trinity guild will meet with Mrs.
J. II. Kaiser. iII6 Nineteenth street,
Wednesday AZ $50.
First Baptist-A dime sociable will
be given By the 3. =. p. /, Tuesday
evening az the home OF Mrs. s. J.
woodin. s2e First avenue.
Mid-week PRAYER services viii be
held Wednesday evening followed by
a meeting OF the Sunday school teach
e-s.
Friday afternoon from 10 o'clock
there will be a demonstration of
aluminium ware in the church parlors.
There -Vffi ha a u-A-ra-n raFrash
menis and a souvenir will be given.
First Swedish Lutheran-Tuesday
the congregation Will participate in
Founders day at Augustana college.
Wednesday evening prayer services
will be omitted because OF the absence
OF the pastor from the city
Thursday evening thS Young Peo-
pies society Will hold a social session
u tie chAneA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

trntrai Presbyterian - ErE.uaius
w r-s-siaE esea5as CO tEs mi4-uers
s-rTi-s ta~ pastor viu Eise q c1lTFr
OF sr-1.es .E enc book rf Job. These
sssa.-s pFonts~ Co. b. of great tgtsrssf
TIE W9aaas NtisEi1aarY society
vf.l Eri1 tfs FTEgtsF meeting Friday
rss~ree1- az $3.50 81 ere bone ~ N-s.
f a Evt=. ttcf siEtrsu'h street
srsaerr Nrn~rizi Msfhadiss Rihi-
ssssT class usu meet rsrsGay rvsa-
srE ia che cEGreF par.nrs.
WFGsFsfaF evening" @iE-vrrE pay
80 services e5,f b. b~i4 Del tar csgrts.
Cottage FraTrT services v5lI - held
rafag rtFe5aE ta tE~ Egmr of Mr
zsa Nt-s C. HgHfss.ra. f4es Fifrh ave-
Gee.
Broadway Prs.hytsrian - Prayer
services wui b. br!4 Wednesday svsa-
tsg st $50 5s che eagreE
TharsGay sftrFu1oa a. & the Junior
assoelasiaa Wiii tases az tar churca
TIE We@ass NtJsssDsary society
vsli nr~s es che hgae % 1fFa. uanisi
1f5atsB@rrF. sos TUrrfy-s~eoad
stFsss. FrtGsg afirru1oa az ? O'Clock.
Msnsrisi fhristian -russlay eve
usnE che CHRISTIAN EatsavoF sor.-ty
vii Eo.e = bgssarss anG soc.al sfs-
ss6s a. tse chgTea-
wednesday evening mid-seea pray
60 services stii b. h-iG e. The churca.
Thsrs4aF sftV-uooa the moufhiy
gosss % t1~ ladies' As4 society all
- ssi4 % TIE bone % NFs. Frank Nc
Call. T~.nty-frst street sad Elsventh
sssass
FRIDAY Eftsrrooa the asoafhiy meet
.ss % ths Loysi H~rsaEs all bs held
.a the kosns % Nrs. T. Bolim4n. 1000
Seventeenth street
First Nsfhsaist-Thss evening" a.
- tss SEn1Ay schooi hoard ne; a.
lie sc=s o. ~. sa9 Ma william
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
nrTN nnT~F ~ HfHTHBAY.

Essl-fsr vac ere h.rtkfnf - N-s
a. ~ Nesr-sae. asf ts e9an- % ths
-Fesf se~ frse ao~r Ea4s~ fsft1E ft~
ssr-raror eel sassinE. q farEr Es1-
H-F ~ t-r srterfs E1.rE 60 Esf Eosr.
rTrt sresr as~r1s. f1 eslssraf- zee
cav rE-r ssers f~ltzasfat H@~ tr
.rs.rassI saelse.lsfv as4 "a elaborate
.ar r-er vas served Wrs AefTrsea
received rasg lovely covers &se
rrrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

Tn~ asaFrf4Es % sfis= Lniika Tlsm.
e4aEaf~r - sf-s Elixa rtnm ~ ttzt
rhirty-arst street. aad fsarY Tafsra.
sDn % NJ anf Nrs Vaif~f rafsch ~
psvenDort. was esiebssfsI aafar.iaT
s~@nfna az 49, EoGe ~ fEs brtte e.
sf-fsr. Wrs b. Erhsf t1z1 Eixhfe~afe
sv~nas a company ~ &c relatives
and fri~nds witnessed 80 e~rsreeq.
whieh was D~rformea ~ HsV. =
Ealf - fEs 0erman EvasEelirai
ehurca Mss Alaa fGses1e ~ Mi,ae.
a eoasia - enc brtt~ served feF o.
maid ~ a0nar snf wafer Dyer of
rlagsnoors sas fhs Erooa'f best r-ae.
TAs hrife v0rs a gown ~ weIfr saf.e
wfh srialainss ~ faee arf ere care
rf-d AZ arm boazuss ~ art,i~s r1fTs
and sweet 6eas Ser afr-rfHat Has
srsssaf ri greer SIR Haf carried care
nations saf milan TIE haatr Vtf
aeeararet vim roses esrHtf.ers ans
amffaE. earrYleF agr frr vtff.ef r.
sr.. green anf vhlr~ Hrrsr ..r .rr-
rsang a victims f.ae-r Nas served r.
recepff8a ans ttTfr f1I1s.rs Of
Ees@ffafs haff So rarsrE Ir eHe .7Tea
81 srs usrE tsfaaf arsenal me roar
a.. sfff rssff~ Pr fFr rInr b-rf vffH
fae bride : aofaer ss tftt rrlrf9 ffss
streef
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
eERNLN CLrR WIN NEs. RIcE.
WANT RECORDS FOR PIANO
PLAYER.

a iafg has reeeafiy donated . pl-
aa8 player 90 Bethany home for me
4s~ % ere ehi.dFsu in ths.r exercises
eel programs There are uuiy fcw
records vita che igstrumraf and the
al~rrers Of ere E11~ board make fhe
rssu~st tast IL there are auy whn have
records % salea tEey are tired 90 send
fssm 90 tar hame saf they It'll give
ere eEItFsa ageh pleasure. Th@ in-
sfrN -at Eel = ssEplsH s8-ruts player.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
SOCIAL EVENTS

gave a. infsFessisE STORY O. eoazec-
fiaa viih fs@ eompositioa srf created
.a ta~ ckiier~r . rrv iat~r~st % uig-
sie Later ne iifti- folks ssnE q
ngnb-r % Songs Cor Nrs Roberts.
GTRNAN CLrB Win MRS. RICE.
= meeting % tsr GsrEiaa ciub was
held Saturday aftsrnooa a. fhs home
of wrs - a. Rice. rs Ninstesuth
street The the vas devoted 90 study.
tE~ hostess ssrviaE iuach duFiuE the
s9eiai boar tsat followed The urxt
meeting place % th@ ciub all be an
rn4aes3 later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

Mrr Helen s. woodruff. blind for
tao years. dlriuE which she vas
without hope % recovery. has given
the most 90 her time since she reEalned
her sIehi through a remarkable op-
GRAFTON Co the cause % the sishtless.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

First Ns,hsaist-This evening" a;
: - tss Sunday school board me; a;
tie sc=s o. ~. &C. Ma w..l.Aa,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-14
PASTRY SALE.

The women OF the First Methodist
church will give a pastry sale at the
market Saturday morning. oct 10th.
-AdVf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-14
Teach Your Child
To Be Hospitable
Provide Cheerful Playroom
in Which He May Enter
tain His Friends.

4 woman who has made a study OF
hospitality planned a guest child play
room in building her new home II is a
large room on the top floor. Every
thing has been done TO make IL as
CHEEKY and delightful as possible, says
a New York Sun writer. The big win
dows are placed SO "a TO catch all the
sunshine. They are barred outside
with prettilv wrought iron grilllng
painted white Inside the windows are
provided with wire screens that stay
in the year round An errant block
or ball flying windOwward does not
mean a broken pane in this carefully
thought out nursery.
The walls are covered with wall
linoleum in an attractive pattern.
Smudges can be washed from this wall
covering easily, and il does not tear or
crack readily as does paper or paint.
LinOleum also covers the floor. II
softens the sound of romping feet,
cleans easily. and does not gather dust
like a carpet or yield any splinters as
even the best wood floor may.
Furniture is simple and devoid of
any sharp corners or points. 1t Is
very solid, offering imperturbable re-
sistance to efforts TO tOpple IL over.
In a wide shelved cupboard, set
high enough from the floor to be out
OF reach of little hands, are toys,
games and books. Doors are provided
on the cupboard on the theory that
toys brought from cover are more fas-
cinating than when constantly on view.
But there are other toys and games
that help to form the furnishing Of
the room, such as a rocking horse. a
bean bag outfit, and other playtime
diversions.
a gate is swung in the doorway or
the room so that the space may still be
barricaded if the door be left open.
A key is never left in the door n
hook in the door and an eye In the
wall, high up, hold the door firmly
open Ihen it is desired open.
Intelligent thought has been ex-
pended upon this room down TO the
last detail to make it a place where
children may feel perfectly free Tor
romping without contant cautions not
TO touch this or that and where they
may romp and amuse themselves in
perfect safety.
The guest child playroOm is kind
~ consideraiOn-it is a kindness to
grownups as well as TO the visiting
child.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-14
Announcements

The dramatic department of the St.
Joseph Valley grange will meet Fri
day evening. Oct is. at-the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert o. Myler, Port
age av. I'd.
The annual card and dancing party
Will be given by the Circle OF Mercy
at st. Patrick's hall Friday evening.
Mrs. H. b. Hostetter. 712 Lindsey
St, will be hostess to the Women's
auxiliary Of the Westminster church
Friday afternoon. Mrs g. g. Callahan
will be the assisting hostess.
The Brotherhood of the First Evan
gehcal church will hold it's monthly
business and social meeting Friday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mattison, 434 s. Lafayette st.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will give 4
thimble in the church parlors Friday
afternoon. A general invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Mrs. c. +. Francis. 1887 Riverside
dr., will entertain the Daughters Of
the American Revolution Friday af-
ternoon.
A meeting OF the first department
of the Friday Night club of the First
Presbyterian church will be held at
the church Friday evening. The sub
ject, Social Teachings of Jesus" will
be studied and Prof Sims of the high
school will talk on the Social Teach
ings of the Old Testament" All the
young men and women are cordially
invited TO attend.
The O. T. club will meet Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. George w. Byers
453 Lincoln way T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-14

Fassnacht av., who has been seriously
i'll, is now much improved.
Ladislaus Kaminski, Washington aV.
has gone TO Milwaukee to spend a
week with relatives.
Miss Sophia LeWandowsh has re-
turned to her home in Detroit after a
two weeks visit here with relatives
Edward Palczewski, who has been
here on business, left today for West
Hammond.
Miss Agnes Grominczak arrived
here today from Cleveland for visit
with friends.
Bernard Nowak owski Of Chicago is
spending a few days with South Bend
friends
Walter Rymer of Rockford is in
the city visiting with friends.
Rev. Michael Swianthkowski re-
turned today to Chicago after a short
visit here with friends. He was the
guest of Rev. Anthony ubowicz, c. S.
G.
Charles NOrwacki has returned to
Toledo after n business visit here.
John Pierzynski of Chicago is in
the city on business.
Micheal Biernecki Of South Chica go
is in the city visiting with friends.
Ignatius Schultz, Division st. is
critically ill.,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-14
PERSONALS.

sylvester Krzyzaniak, :. Webster
ST. was in Chicago on business.
Joseph Jarzynski. Indiana az. has
gone 10 Detroit TO spend a week with
relatives and friends.
Martin Kostniewski has returned to
Indianapolis after a business visit
here.
Paul Wieniecki of Dowagiac is
spending a few days with South Bend
friends
Chester Seeber of Niles has gone to
Chicago after a short business visit
here
Vincent Leganowski. W. Sample St
returned Wednesday from a few days
visit with relatives at Chicago.
Aiecyslaus Rywalczylc has left for
Chicago after a brief visit here.
Henry DalinOwsk arrived here this
morning from Michigan City for a
visit with friends.
Joseph Krawiecki has returned to
Hammond after a brief business visit
here.
John Rywalczyk Of Detroit is in the
city on business.
Mrs. Waclawa Werner left this aft
ernoon for her home in Chicago after
a few days visit here with relatives
and friends. She was the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luzny. 1929 W
Napier ST.
John OstwarskL who has been here
on business, left today for his home
in Detroit
Martin Sobczak arrived here today
from Indiana Harbor for short visit
with friends
Leo Macicki Of South Chicago Is
spending a few days with South Bend
friends.
George Matthews has returned TO
East Chicago following a short visit
here.
Miss Lottie Szurmak. Studebaker
st. has gone 10 spend a week with rel
atives at Chicago.
John AndrzejewslSi Of Whiting. who
has been here on business left today
for Racine.
Frank Andrews has gone 10 La
porte after a business visit here
The condition OF Mrs. Steve Gisrsh,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-14
r X ); < \ x = X = = = x
/" NEWS OF INTEREST
4 TO POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.
X X X X X X X x X X X x X X x

A very pleasant party was arranged
for Mrs. Frank Nowicka, 1924 w. D1-
vision st. Tuesday evening by a num-
Der Of her friends. The evening was
spent very socially during which a de-
licious luncheon was served. Mrs.
Nowicka was the recipient of many
pretty gifts.
Those present we're. Mrs. f. "a
wodna. Mrs. VI. Nowicka. Mrs c..
Buziak, Mrs. w. Podlas, Mrs. IA Laid,
Mrs Podlas. Mrs. II. Drejer, Mrs. p.
Szalewska. Mrs. X. Grzywienska, Mrs.
s. Kimmel. Mrs. r. Borowska, Mrs.
". Rajewska, Mrs 5. SzczechOwska.
Mrs. +. Podoelwitz. Mrs. \. Knoll,
Mrs A. Grocha, Mrs. A. Lodyga, Mrs.
A. Cukrowicz, Mrs. p. WOeffel, and
Mrs f. Szczapinska.
The gymnasium class of Lady Fal-
cons H. Balicki, No. 1, will meet Fri
day evening at o'clock at 4. b. hall.
The Falcons NJ. Romanowski will
hold their exercises Friday evening at
Kosciuszko hall
The entertainment committee of the
Lady Falcons Il. Balicki No. 1 will
meet this evening at s o'clock at 4. B..
hall
The singing rehearsal of the Lady
Falcons 4. b. No. L, viii be held this
evening at o'clock at Z. b. hall I'M
der direction of John Deranek.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-14
WILL PRESENT PROGRAM
Conservatory Faculty VIII Appear at
Grace VI. l.. Tonight.

The faculty Of the South Bend Con-
servatory OF Music will appear in reel
tai this evening at Grace NJ. e. church
when the following program will be
presented:
Organ TOCcata in +. from Fourth
Symphony (Widor)-MaX Miranda.
Solo, Selected-Hazel Harris.
Violin Selected-Quartet
Piano ca Air de Ballet (Chamin-
ade); 90 Gavotte (D'albert)
Bon DUrant
Organ ca Indian Summer Sketch
(Brewer); (b) An Elizabethan Idyl
(Gatty Sellars) MAX Miranda.
Male quartet. Selections.
Solos. Selected-W. y. MacHenry
Piano, Rigoletta Paraphrase Uiszt)
Dora Hershenow.
Reading. Selected Group-Marie
Boles.
Ave Maria, Miss Harris. soprano;
Mr.. Ingersoll- violin, Miss Bon Dur
ant. piano Mrs. Miranda. organ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-14
PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. George Preibe. w.
KenwOod av., have returned from a
visit at Warsaw
Miss Mayme l.. Hosler. 209 Babe
St, left Wednesday for a visit with
her uncle and friends at Chicago.
Mrs. Arthur Peterson. III y Car
Isle St. has returned after a visit at
Warsaw.
Mrs. J. wibele and daughter Mona
OF Polin. Mo. are guests of Mrs. Caro-
line Larson. PIT Sadie ST.
Mrs L. Chelminiak. 100 w. Di-
vision st. is visiting in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. William FairchiId,
235 Sadie St, have returned from
Warsaw.
Miss Ada Gardner. S21 y. Hill St.
has gone 10 California Ia spend the
winter.
DR.. w. 2. Ulves and father. DR..
Carl Ulves. OF Springfield. o., nave
been visiting the formers aunt. Mrs.
+. p Ward. SO9 y. Michigan st.
Joseph Felix Of Milwaukee. Wis
formerly Of this city. is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Felix. 420
5. Taylor st.
Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Perkins, 429 S.
Michigan St. were called TO Dowagiac,
Mich, on account of the death OF the
latter's mother Mrs. Alkaline Taggart.
who died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. w. +. Momany
Mrs Montgomery Robb of Platts-
mouth, Neb., is visiting her sister, Miss
Carolen Walbridge, Franklin pl
Miss Minnie knight of Chicago is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. NJ. w. Hicks. 1853 Cleveland av.
Mrs. ]. L. FftzGibbons and son OF
Milwaukee are visiting relatives in
South Bend and Niles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva carskaddon Of
Lake City, Ia, are visiting at the home
OF j. r. Bates. 1907 Lincoln way +.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-14
COLDS 10 NOT LEAVE WILLINGLY

Because a cold Is stubborn Is no
reason why YOU should be. Instead
OF wearing il out. get sure relief
by taking DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Dangerous bronchial and lung all
ments often follow a cold which has
been neglected at the beginning. AS
your body faithfully battles those cold
germs. no better aid can be given
than the use OF this remedy. It's merits
has been tested by old and young. Get
3 bottle today. soc and s1.OO.
-Advt.