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South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07
PRESIDENT HAS
TOO MUCH POME R
Mrs. Anthony French Merrill in
Talk at the Oliver Hotel Says
Country is Getting Away
From Constitution.

Government ownership of public
utilities was attacked by Mrs. An
thony French Merrill Saturday after
noon in her weekly talk at the Oliver
hotel. The subject of her discussion
for the afternoon was current events
and she reviewed broaC4y and intelli-
gently the more important current
legislation. bringing in incidentally
but very entertainingly certain inter
national complications.
"No crowned head in Europe" as
serted Mrs. Merrill has the influence
in his country that our presidents
have welded in the past few years
and we should hesitate before we
throw any more power into the hands
of the government.
"The trainers of the constitution,
she said divided the government into
three departments, legislative, eXecu-
tive and judicial. How have they
worked out? The legislative depart
ment has been lightly treated in re-
cent years. The judicial has really
little to say and the balance of power
has been in the hands of the execu-
tive. This is quite opposed to the in
tentions of the trainers of the cOnsti-
tuition.
"We are trying government control
in the parcel post and there are
many improvements to be made be-
fore the system is all that could be
desired Private ownership has
proved\ more efficient in many lines
and / am of the opinion that we
should hesitate to put any more pub
lie utilities into the hands of the gov
ernment until those we have already
entrusted to it are differently admin
istered.
Mrs Merrill discussed in an inter-
esting manner the ship purchase bill,
explaining the meaning of merchant
marine" and why it is now considered
necessary. She explained how the
merchant marine which the United
States had after the revolution disap-
peared because of the high wages
commanded by American seamen,
making it impossible for American
shippers to compete with foreign ship
pers.
Arguments both for and against the
merchant marine were summarized by
the speaker. She showed how the
war, making it unsafe to. ship Amer
lean goods in foreign vessels has left
the American producers and manu-
factOrers without an outlet for their
products This condition, she said.
should be altered by the governments
purchasing interned ships and Great
ing a merchant marine. on the other
hand, should a gOvernment-Owned
vessel be sunk by the waring nations
it would be likely to involve the
United States in serious difficulties
while We're the vessel owned by
private concern the hazard would not
be so great.
The incon tax, the federal reserve
system and the federal commission
came in for discussion, also. Mrs.
Merrill closed with a tribute to the
sincerity and tact of Pres't Wilson
commenting on the excellence of his
preparation for the office which he
now holds and upon his freedom from
political Vaccinations.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07

Mrs Emil Reyer entertained the
members of the Young Matrons' club
Friday afternoon at her home. 614
Portage av- The mem bers OF the club
were formerly In Mrs. Reyer's Sunday
school class Of the First NJ +. church.
For the past year their organization
has been known as the Brides club.
They reorganized Friday under the
name of the Young MatTOns, with
Mrs. Roy Graves as president. Mrs.
Reyer is an honorary member. The
afternoon was spent with needlewoTk
and the hostess served dainty refresh
ments In two weeks the club will
meet with Mrs. John Blake, sol Tonti
av.
Ethel Flagle. 1855 Ewing av, was
hostess 10 I / OF her little friends Sat
urday afternoon. in honor OF her sew
enth birthday. Games and contests
were the feature of the afternoon. A
dainty luncheon was served to the
small guests.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07
WILL OF LATE REBECCA
STUDEBAKER Is FILED

was entered for probate Saturday
afternoon. The instrument is dated
August .. 1908. and is signed by
Grace c. Eccleston and Horace V
Kimble as witnesses. A codicil makes
minor provision for the distribution Of
the personal property among friends
at the death of the decedent's sister,
Marie Studebaker. All of the other
property disposed of by the will goes
to the sister. Marie
1t is provided that, upon the death
of Marie Studebaker, $500 shall go to
the heirs of Henry Studebaker; $50
to the heirs of Harriet c. Studebaker;
5 500 to Herbert r. Gilman, and the
remainder of the estate to be divided
equally between the heirs of Glenn
Studebaker. j. NJ. Studebaker, or heirs
and Mary r. Riley and Dora L. Innis.
George NJ. Studebaker, Nelson j.
Riley and ]. NJ. Studebaker are named
as executors of the estate.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07
BUSY FINDING LODGING
FOR VISITING TEACHERS

South Bend teachers are busy en-
gagged in making arrangements to
care for the throng of visiting peda-
gogues expected here in April when
the annual convention of the Northern
Indiana Teachers association is held.
According tc Sup't of Schools l.. j.
Montgomery, reservations for about
500 have already been obtained in pri-
vate homes. 1t is expected that the
hotels will be able to care for about
600. The local teachers estimate they
can arrange for about 1000 in private
homes.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07

Ihe following formula viii give complex
ION. Inc weak. iOW-pOwered face creams
that are widely known require many
months 70 produce even Il partial desired
result Why not use mixture you make
yourself. that is far more economical and
that gives results In a fraction Of the time I?
Inc following formula viii give a complex
ION OF exquisite purity, and every blemish
1reckle spot. and all muddinesS. VIII
quickly vanish:
Mix two tablespoonfuls of glycerine and
one ounce Of Zintone in pint of hot water
IT VIII form a cream. When cool it is
ready 10 use.
MRS. OLDISH-A very remarkable re-
turn To youthful appearance is produced
by a cream made up as follows: To halr
pint Of hot water. add two ounces Of eptol
and two tablespoonfuls of glycerine. This
forms n cream. When cool aDDlv reou-
larly. every day. generously. The eptol can
be obtained at any drug store. This cream
removes light and deep wrinkles. lines OF
worry habit and age. and works fast No
woman should be without it.
MRS. IT. A. Mo one can nosftfvelv
assure You that the bust can be developed.
However. there is only one thing to use,
and If anything can do it in your case,
this certainly can do it. Anything me
chanical is liable 20 cause injury This
formula Is safe Mix half cup OF sugar.
two ounces OF ruetOne and a half pint of
hot water. OF this take two teaspoonfuls
after meals and at bed time.
MISS MISSED-Am sorry YOU were not
able 10 obtain the zintone at the drug
store. II Won viii simply write address
ing "Naleska Suratt. Care of Secretary.
Thompson Bldg. Chicago" enclosing fifty
cents You VIII be supplied by return mail
ALL OVER-You have wasted years
time. You can get rid of blackheadS I'm 4
few minutes. This sounds remarkable. but
try il and Won Will fnd il true
Get powdered neroXin at any drug store
and sprinkle some Of il on a sponge made
blackheads. large and small. You Will be
surprised how effective this is.
MISS IMPATIENT-T is no cream
known thar viii remove pimples A blood
cleanser not merely a blood tonic is neces-
Sarily N0thing can SurpasS the following
for results. and IL is perfectly safe. Dis
solve twelve ounces of sugar and one
ounce Of sarsense in half n pint OF wlter.
one or two teaspoonfuls Of this should be
zeal and never fails
MRS \ r. H.-For the shampoo dis
solve one teaspoonful of eggol in half a
cup OF hot water. You can get, for mode
rate cost at any drug store. enough eggol
10 last Won fer 8t least n dozen shampoos
This eEgol shampoo has wonderful cleans
ing properties. and far exceeds even the
hest soap. or any other article for rhe pur-
pose I ever used. In leaves the hair, too
easy to do up and glossy
MISS LEAP use face powder made
up according 20 my own formula Ii is
free from thee rude chalkiness common to
smooth and delicateiv scented To nv
mind IL is a jewel. II is now obtainable
at drug stores. aud is called 'FXaleska
Suratt Face Powder"
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07

Notice TO the Ancient order of Hi
berians. will meet Sunday afternoon at
, o'clock, American hall to 80 in a
body TO the McGann undertaking
rooms on account of the death of
Brother Thomas O'Connell.
(Signed) W. Z. CASS, Pres't.
ADV.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07

Funeral services for Tomas O'COn-
nell, eX-policeman who died Friday
will be held from St. Joseph's Catholic
church Monday morning at 8 O'Clock.
The body may be viewed at the Nc
Gam undertaking parlors until the
time of the funeral. Burial will be in
Cedar Grove cemetery.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07
JOSEPH MILLEA.

Joseph Aiillea. 3S years old. died on
Friday at the home Of his brother,
Thomas Millea, S27 Marietta st, fol-
lowing an extended illness. He was
born in Ireland, and lived in New
York city for 81 years and in this city
for one year being employed as a
plumber. He was a member of the
knights of Columbus.
He is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Nj. Roach of South Bend and Mrs.
Marguerite Cahill of New York city,
and one brother, Thomas Millea of
this city.
Funeral services will be held at St.
Patrick's church at o'clock Monday
Morning, Father J. II. DeGroote, G. S.
c., officiating. Burial will be in the
Cedar Grove cemetery.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07
FUNERALS
WuLIANI c. REM.

Funeral services for William c.
REM will be heldeSunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock from the residence of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur REM,
ia y. Olive st. Rev. c. w. Roth will
otficiate. Burial will be made in Riv-
erview cemetery.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07
DEATHS.


The death of Mrs. Amanda Grun-
disch occurred at Miamisburg, OHIO,
Saturday morning. She is survived by
her daughter. Mrs. Lura Dressler of
South Bend, a step-sOn, Clarence
Fleck, and a daughter, also of
this city.
Bend for burial Monday evening.
Funeral services will also be held
here
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07

The Difference In Your Hair In a short
Time viii BE simply Remarkable"
last in your possession 4 most wonderful
article. This formula produces n very pro-
nOunced effect upon the entire cell-life OF
the hair from root 10 tip-it forces hair 10
grow. You VIII notice a startling differ
ence I'm the fast increasing length of your
hair, in the unuSual thickness Of its
growth. and in the new vigorous hairs
growing in the thin spots. / would not
give up this hair grower for an the hair
tOnicS i'm the world. There is no long
waiting. month in and month cut. for re-
suits. The growth becomes glorious. and
your ambition is Sared far beyond your
expectations. You will find. too. that your
hair viii very soon stop falling.
Mix one-half pint each of water and al
rum II YOU wish and add one ounce OF
heta-Quinol. Ir is then ready 10 use. This
should be used literally every day or So.
Ii contains no oil, and is n delight % use.
MISS STPER-To remove hair between
the eyebrows, on the upper lip. i'm fact. ON
any part Of the face. arms. shoulders or
other part Of the bOdy. the best thing is 90
apply some simple sulfO solution. or If the
druggist hasn't the solution. get the sulfo
powder which Won simply wet with n little
water just before YOU apply Il. This has
the effect Of disSolving away the hair
hafmlessly. instead Of burning fl of and
leaving red spot or mark, as do the
superhuous hair removers commonly ad-
vertised This can he used even on the
fenderest skin without the least irritation
or danger, and II never fails.
MISS T. + G.-Whatever we want in
this world we want quick. This applies.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07
PERSONALS

Mrs. Eta Clauer, 962 Riverside dr..
and her guest Mrs. Howard Earl of
New York city. are spending a few
days in Chicago
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07
GOSSARD CORSET FASHIONS ON
LIVING MODELS AT
EvIISWORTH'S

Corset lectures by Miss Wells, assist
ed by three living models, wednesday
and Thursday of Fashion week. No
men allowed.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
-AdVt.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07
BY MISS vALEsKA sURATT

BN MISS NALESkA ST kAIT
THERE is world of difference between
n hair tonic and n hair grower and
there are many hair tOnics sold as
hair growers simply because il has been
generally assumed THAT to tone up the hair
roots leases them to renewed growth. But
this result is very meager, and as a rule
disappointing.
want 20 give YOU here the formula
for real hair grower and You viii know
by actual, visible results that you have Mt
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07
FALSE ALARM TURNED III
Central Makes Run to Corner of Scott
and Wayne.

Central fire company was called to
the corner of Scott and Wayne sts
at 1926 o'clock Saturday evening by a
false alarm, box number IS being
pulled. The run was the second tnat
the department has made to this box
ON a false alarm within two weeks.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Experienced alteration hand
for finishing skirts Newmans.
WANTED-EXperienced girl for general
hOusewOrk. Good wage; no washings I:
family Of three. Mrs. o. p. Bassett, 130
W. Beardsley av.. Elkhart, Ind.
FOR RENT-A large furnished front room
on first floor with steam heat, bath and
telephone; one and One-hah blocks from
pOStOffce. 224 S Lafayette.
WANTED.
Experienced Millinery Maker.
CHAS. Il. SAX CO.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07
How Hair Can Be Forced to
Grow L Luxuriantly And GtnsF sae4ets Beauty

The Most Captivating Actress on the Amer
lean Stage and Most Famous Self-Madc
Beauty, Reveals More of Her Own Beauty
Secrets.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07

EWSUOYth,S
Fashion Week
Programme
Tuesday, March 9, Get-Ready Day
Tuesday Evening P M
Lights Ga, Windows
Opened d-Style Displays
In Windows
-Wednesday-Fashion Display Of Iats and Cos
tunes on Living Models-9:3O to | l:3O A. NJ
and 2:30 to 530P NJ. "Everywoman's Fashion
Apparel for Easter shown on Living Models
Music
Cossard Corset Fashions shown on Living Models
in private rooms-no men allowed Corset lecture
by Miss Wells, assisted by three living models
$50 to l30 A. NJ and 2:3O to $50 P. NJ.
"Wednesday Evening Window Display.
Thursday Fashion Display Of Hats and Cos
tunes on Living Modes-930 to | 80 A. NJ.
and Z:3O to 5:3OP M EveryWomans Fashion
Apparel for Easter shown by Living Models
Music
Gossard Corset Fashions shown on Living
Models In private rooms-no men allowed Corset
Lecture by Miss Wells, assisted by three Living
modeIs-9:30 to ll:30 A. NJ. and 2:3O to
$50 P NJ
Friday-Fashon Display and Costumes Living Models
$50 to 1890 A. M. and $50 to $50 M. "EveywOman
Fashion Apparel for Easter shown on Living Models.
-MuSic-
--Saturday-FaShion Display and Costumes Living
Mode-9:3O to 1870 A. M and 2:3O to $50 P. M every
womanS" Fashion Apparel for Easter shown on Living Models
See the Posey Bed-See the Special
Plant Display-See the Whole Store
Blooming. and Glo,Ojng and Sparkling
Flo1Uers, Bo1Uers, Birds, Music. Songs,
Smiles, Laughter.
.M1&zA4e.gzzzEz7w
IRIS 6RIoHzesr M z0w"'
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07

MISS T. +. G.-Whatever we want in
his world we want quick. This applies.
South Bend news-times., 1915-03-07

MISS LEAP use face powder made
mp according 10 my own formula. Ii is
free from thee rude chmlkiness common To
nearly all face powders Is pxquis itely
smooth and deiicateiv scented To nv
mind IL is a jewel. IL is now obtainable
at drug stores. aud is called "Valeska
Suratt Face Powder"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-30

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-30

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-30

i0et Den me BRO ppcr Nenliinoilno
er rtr rGrol9 o. tngen / &rlIa %
nloll fon nleo goo @rlmo her iigc. az
ct lGllAe feIt Sopn cr oihiulpct. Set
er Ell Sernbro al npeite &onitrllftion,
Der life bar lin Si9c / piO Smfrc6a,
men billiQ er Den init life, oa ser
Tor oct ierite blcp mcgct foitbart al
opinrc SiInprnlcIicr poa bcoac 81
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hpor 5llnTrnelien eucr aiTret
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tcret, og @roen bcitunr al ct cnfcIt
SpTro paa ca. 40 Wfctcr.
Seq grotulcrer NanN / 9lminoc-
liNbeo oo Bangs Gitiioc / SUroclcS-
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Npilfct piItnof fan iiac3 ON mango
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-30
Sra Ddlores.
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Nubn Wrnthe.

Slrlcn 1914 er tileloebraot %
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crtcr'om Ger fnlot Ell Woaic Snc, ioa
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caiercoc, % oct er life Gale ON @i-
Drag al oiientligc Wti0ler.
Sorbilloclien melen1 Bangs 2it.
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