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S,elman TO marry him. They were mar
rjcd on September :. 1864, on the eve
~ the bride twcnty-nith birthday ana
they s.aitcl housekeeping N - modest
NO story brick house IN ou' OF CloNc-
lands side streets Ms Rockefeller
10 ned hcr husband church upon her
MARRIAGE ana devoted her entire tim" 10
her home and her religious duties
TO be a good wife and mother IS the
hishcs, and hardest privilos" of woman.
she is quoted as saying by N" triends
that knew hor in nat early deN.
Mrs Rockefeller held TO this rhcf
during her life All thr time sNc "aS
wrapped up ~ her husband ana ch''-
dr.n She avu!d,d sorhl functions
ned M clubs. ard whom shc was the
.vitc o; the richest nan .u thc world SA'
was litt.o known outside W her inrne-
IL ,tc home circle.
" Nj Eockcfeli'rs wealth Increased
,h., moved from th't nfs' G"m" {" \
-r-idcuc- 80 Euclid aycuu'. Cleveland :
'ullc of ~. ,!ous' but the new hom'
WAS r,.uArNabI, only for is uUpr"tcn-
tiou-urss. ii Wns th,r" 'ha' Mrs. Rocke-
% Ter - Fpur children Wcr" horn one or
whom died N ilfarry Their trdir!iE
= said - hhvr bC,a almost spartan,
aTd although Nj Rockefeller vas now
a very r,l niu the way OF lii" OF MS
household changed WY Ntil" There
WIS . car. ago md "o's.. '1r"d ''r ny
, ulr VINO WAS hoit ,otcnntn dud
rosi!,r. h..t th,.e " rc used mostly tor
.nr Sur.,, tup 20 cuu.cr MIS- E"rk"-
2. .lar ,nplu,rd Two maids, nl' Insisted
ui,n dptuc much OF tho household work
5c.-'lr ,ud sHc supervised cVorN d"thi
The sun., 1915-03-13
SKATE INSTEAD OF DANCE.
Roller Parties Arc L~Dtcn Diver
sion In Washington.

WASHINGTON. March l2.-Isollcr skat-
ing as Lcnten pastinc has become
popular here and many OF the tea
dances at the hotels have been turned
into skating parties. Mrs Preston ''ib-
con closed her house in Washington and
with her children started to-day for a
rortnight's visit at White sulphur
Springs. Her grandmother, Mrs. James
Mcmillan. is expected back from Detroit
tomorrow.
The Secretary OF the Interior and
Mrs. Lane entertained at dinner this
evening In honor OF the Attorney-Gen-
eral and Mrs Gregory. Secretary ana
Mrs. Lane will start from here next
Tuesday for the exposition AT san
Francisco. joining the Nice-President
and Mrs. Marshall, who are at their
home in Indianapolis and who will go
to the exposition. the Vice-Prcsident TO
represent the President. Mrs. Thomas
F.. Walsh started to-day for Chicago,
where she will Join the party also.
The Assistant Secretary Of tho Navy
AMI Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt were
hosts ct dinner tonight
The sun., 1915-03-13
MRS. FENNO DIES IN CHURCH.
wife Of Publisher stricken while
Attending Lecture.

Mrs Ida Founo. pifc of George y.
Fenno or tho publishing firm Of r. +.
Frnno & Co. n East Seventeenth street,
died las, might IN tho !ohhv NJ tho Eth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. whore she
was about 70 attend a 'ccture. Usher.
carried her out INTO a." 1iT. hut she
died before physicians arrived Ms.
Fcuno mad attended meeting i'm the
church in the afternoon and had diued
with her husband jus h, fore the lecture.
Mrs. Fenno was 81 wears old and
lived at 1915 Teller avenue. The BronJ
she was member of tho Church ~ the
Strangers. vhery shc taught In the sun
dsv school for hfteen years
The sun., 1915-03-13
POLO DRAWS AIKEN COLONY.
south Carolina Freebooters Pia y
soldiers.

AikHN. : T., March "a May ~
the winter colony went to-day 10 the
Whitney polo neld. where a game was
played between the Aiken Frecbooters
and n" Firth cavalry OF Fort Myer. Va.
Among those attending were the Du"h-
csSc dc Chaulues. her sister. Miss Mar
gu,ritc Shouts. and the l.ttl- Du'aess
iC thiuluos. Mrs Francis Dana Wins
low, Mr.. aud Mrs Warner NJ Leeds
Ms Alex udcr Brown. Mrs F. AM
hrosc tlirk. Miss Rose Dolan. Miss
MIN, Scott. the Misses Eleanor and
Claudi, Phelps Mrs. SEcifield Phelps,
Nj ana Mrs Wlclffc Yulce. MIR. aud
Mrs u :. Ttutor pevcrcuX Emnet,
Mss Hnifurd, Mr.. Henry De Forest.
Mrs James Mrs Clar"n.c ". Dollar.
MIS-. j c. Nallery, Garrick MailerN, ".
ANstou Flags. Dr. T.. r. Campbell. Nj.
and Mrs Joseph f.. Davis
The sun., 1915-03-13
CAPT. WILLIAM McC. LITTLE.
Was Inventor of naval War COL
I,sc mud IIonored h, Congress

Nrwrnr~. Ntrth - Capt William
II, Cutt llt'lr. E. $ :, the inventor
or the wa game that has made the
naval var college famous dlol of cancer
herc to-day. lie was 80 years old and
wa~ born I'm Now York
I'm 1853 ne was retired for Disability
having los IN" sight Of au eve, hut he
continued al work T. iu" naval war ,ul-
,cpt ori In l'uo was promoted - he 4
pap'alu D., special act of Cong'oss lie
lrgvcs a widow. two daughter. Mrs
Reginald Norman and Miss ALICE Mo
Carty Little. and two sons Louis Nc
t.rty Little, T.. : NJ e anl Ju, an
Little. an actor
The sun., 1915-03-13
COUNTY FAIR AT PALM BEACH.
Peter frciinWhu,s-n EntcrtRir- n
Party.

Pa BEACH. Mdrch - Pete. II II
Fr"liughU,s'n took some friends with
him to-day TO = county fair at West
PALM Beach aud aftcrward 10 dinner a.
the N.s'n club. others giving dinners
thor" included Mi and Mrs jules
Bachc Nr and Mrs : L. SchoonnIsker
Morris Monncll, Mr.. and Mrs John King
Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster James HYDE
ard Major pcndle;ou
William Thaw 3d has chartered tho
Os ri~ = nouscb"di NOW AT Miami
owned 'r Mrs Edward Ferguson of New
York, and VII, 60 70. a two weeks
cruise among tho Florida keys He
started to-ugh, TO bc followed on sun
dtv hy MS Julia Edcy Walter Mt
chc'l. Hugh J. lrmiu. Brintou Buck
walter and Mr Thaws mother. Mrs
Wihnm Thav. Jr. who IL chaperoninE
tine party Mrs. William ThaV Sd
started for New York tonight
The sun., 1915-03-13

Mrs EorN,lrlI,r WIS ts l.'., ...N.r
to tro gcr.rnl pual.r as I.. .r.t,rI
was widely known iuu' s..r $500. ..nttlv
loved by her r.r.lrs OF clos. r.cnl hcrs
aud n Cleveland Ncr r.~l.aou na1.. l.,
sp,aking of r,. ,c~'cltt. , Tcr US.
Mr. Rockcfelcr'q rriv,tc -,.rr..r,. sad.
"Snc Was tho nttlc oo.r.,, V.t4 iro. n.g
heart Nr 1.nt.r. e.I .,lt Mil
EooketelIer's charities 81 -,.t.H fcS *
,.pt those benefited eve. ,r.,,. Wc,c
numn,rlret Iic ~Y,i,,. .r hr. uriys.s
housfac, ION. ard .l.r..,.rs-.i ,rar, a,
",un,qr ,Ns-ltvr
Those N.n Irov NJ roc',e ..aior ,aI
his ceni., hist ssid ,h.t Z. e,o.,,t .,r,-
ttcuilrlv pathetir circurstsn. ma, ha
should have haei f.~ tylv Nh,u ,ne
,ud came. s,ncc iu All r.- .,i,~.. "a leo
VI Elc',cfol,,- .,d h.. .,ffo. .l.Ii id. .,,
boon son, -n'od f,r 4 lI,u,r ,.,... t..,r D.
rlct..i-rd 600 ntnuto. ~.s, roc.uaI
that MIR Uo,y,f,Nef. ..>trd ga. .,,l-.l.. 3
.pI Hiros o,iv .,ho,. four '...s . III.
teen ,r,.~ and on. V % ,.,.,, VI,
Ru.E.,.n.t.~ hmm. life, ,..i ..r- Ia,
and N> o.s.'.'.l u..r. ,......llf,.
90. rc.,,, ,,,,. ,...,, a,r...,t.I ,-,,,
,t,h .trcr r. -7ova ,N.. t,r ,-....i.os
Yt "a t.rr,
\lr- Ho...f,i.sr-. ,.,. Miss. l.,,ra
.fr.-., ~.elu.l. A,.,,. l..' ...,r..,r,.-
,..,- n ~ Ir ,\.s.,.r.. ,hIo ... ~a,.
ic.1h,. . ,>7p So. t.., brsbrrf.
,u.lo. r, ,.o months ll.r fa,.... 1Ir-
The sun., 1915-03-13
CARUSO AIDS THE ALLIES.
Fakes Half salary at Monte Carlo
Opera for wounded.

MONTE CARLO, Marna l2 co. The special
opera season organized by Raoul Gums
bourg for the benefit Of the soldiers Of
the Allies was opened here last night
with Aida caruso appearing as
Rhdddmcs, with Felia Ltvlnne in the
title role. The theatre of the Casino
which contains only 300 seats, was
taxed to it's utmost capacity. The price
Of seats was 90 francs t4.
caruso received "A magnificent wei
come The tenor's salary is 5000 francs
$1,000 for each appearance. Tic en-
tire proceeds Of all the pcrforma noes
are TO 30 TO the wounded soldiers
Caruso is contributing hts share by
accepting only une-half of the salary
stipulated In his original contract with
the management
The sun., 1915-03-13
MRS. ROCKEFELLER
DIES AT TARRYTOWN
Husband. seldom Away From
Her. in Florida When
End Came.


Mrs John p RocEefellcr died NcS;,r-
day morning at the Rockefeller hom".
Pocantico His she wis 80 wears old.
Although she had been ~ for = long
time and the doctors were said to have
her health had been 80 much improved
recently that her husband and her son.
John II. Rockefeller. D.. and the .itter's
wife went to brmond. Fla They left
Ormond ~ noon yesterday and went 10
Jacksonville, where a special train was
The sun., 1915-03-13
sadlcr Etching brings s75.

In the sale Of art objects In Sllo's
Ffth avenue galleries yesterday NJ.
Knoedler Il Co. paid SIS for an etching
by DENLY Sadler OF one OF his charac-
teristic scenes Of conyiviallty. clifford
Bell bought "A Turcoman rug IN ruby,
gold and green for s65 and a bedroom
suite in mahogany sold TO w. r. Burn
ham, agent. for s2s2, The total for the
session was s+,o02. making the sale TO
date $500. The sale will be concluded
to-day.
The sun., 1915-03-13
IN ALBANY DRAWING ROOMS.
MIR. aud Mrs. Edward EsstOn. Jr.,
Give Dinner Party.

AlRASy. March l2. Mr. and Mrs,
Edward Easton. Jr., gave dinner to-
night Their guests Included Mr and
Mrs. Frederick Griffith Peabody, Mr.. and
Mrs Moncure &. carpenter, Miss Alice
Williams and Edward Laurence Mcl<in-
ucy
William Van Rensselaer, Erving enter
tanned a dinner party OF twelve 1t the
country club tonight
Mrs Frederick ". Rockwell Is spend
irg siX weeks in the South
John T.. Walker is at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert g, Pruyn will re-
turn soon from Jekyl Island
Mrs. Henry Hun left to-day for Haiti
more,
Mrs A. s. Mcleod of New York is
visiting Mrs. Charles l. A. Whitney.
The sun., 1915-03-13
McADOO OPERATION A SUCCESS
scrrctRry's Condition Normal, Say
Washington Doctors.

NAsulNGToN. March l2.--Secretary
c\dOO was opcrntcd upon succe sfully
fni appendicitis at Providence Hos
ptal here th.s morning by Dr A. NJ.
Fnuutlcroy. assisted by DR. Cary 4.
Grayson. the White House physician,
and pr. T.. II II, old. who admins
tered the anPsthet!c. The physicians
issued this bulletin
Cooperation entirely yuccessfui \
normal condition obtains"
Mrs McAdoo and h"r sistcr. Miss
Margaret Wilson. were at the hospital
during the operation Assistant Sec
rotary of tho Treasury Newton will act
as Secretary during Mr. McAdoo's CON
NtlcsccnCe.
The sun., 1915-03-13
DR.. BARUCH GIVES DINER.
white sulphur Physicians Gucsts
Of Columbia Professor.

Hos SPRINGS. Va. March I2.--Mr. and
MI Leonard Woods Of Pittsburg are
o''IpYnI the Seth Barton French cot
Ngc, Rarton Lodge, for the season, Mr..
+1d Mrs. Donald Mcdonald OF LOUIS
We have leased Edmondston Lodge for
TIE spring and summer
D. simon Baruch OF Columbia Uni
'"r,t gave dinner at which all the
- d'.' PHYSICIANS here were guests.
1"r AFFAIR was followed by discussion
On 'n,aord! baths.
N'ss'rat!ons at the Homestead in
e!de Mrs, n. 5, Deshon. Miss Evelyn
N'1nond, Mrs Theodore T., Sher-
po'd Mr. j. Spencer Turner, Mrs,
'@ar..". q. Keller. Miss Olivia Keller
f0' Mr. +. j Dalzlel OF New York
The sun., 1915-03-13

Shc was % roars old when she re-
turned and hcghu TO ,c1ch lu ia. Glove
land public s"noo'a Her first class was
the \ g.ammar grade IN the BroVncll
street school, now known a. the East
Fourteenth street school IN lNG" she
was described by nor suprriur- =, a
splendid dlsc'pinarlHn and p'l fc,'
teacher 81" hrcarnr ass sttrt priuci-
pal of the school she had renewed he
friendship with Young RockoC"l.yr, uud
the hookke"pcr not !nfIoqucntiy took his
books to her HON" in the evening ana
sought hcr assistance IN his problems
Both were greatly interested IN church
work. he as a Baptist and She ds a CON
grog2tional'st Neither il is sad. over
attended the theatre or went tu r hdUcc
II may hdN" been partly IN" result Of
thcs" evening conferences tht Young
Rockcc,ll"r prospcred. AZ any rate, he
40 prosper. and 40 soon as hc VAS IN
position to make a nome he asked Miss
The sun., 1915-03-13
ROMANTIC ARCHDUKE DIES.
Ecrdinnnd knrI Gave IN RanL to
Marry Professors Daughter.

IiERllN, via Amsterdam, March -
Archdukr Ferdinand Karl of Austria,
who rcnounccl his rank and several
titles years ago and assumed the name
Of Kari Rurg I'm order that he might
marry Rcrtha Czuher, daughter of "A pro-
fcssOr in Vienna University is dead AT
Munich.
Two wears later the Archduke was
pardoucd and rclnstatel IN his rank and
his wife got the title of Countess.
The sun., 1915-03-13
Dr. Joseph r. BloodS ood.

Or, Joseph T. Bloodgool died of pnru-
munIa last night at his home, % Rowne
avenue, Flushing, at thu age of "a, He
Was born in Flushing nfty-four years
ago and for twenty-five years had prac-
I Used medicine there lie was associated
for many wears with tho stan Of Tho
Flushing hospital, He was regarded AZ
one OF the ablest surgeons m Long
island lie was u bachelor
The sun., 1915-03-13
MISS PAGE ENGAGED.
Daughter Of Am bs ssndor "a We'd
CharIes y. LOring.

LoNDoS. March l2.--The engagement
was formally announced to-day Of Miss
Katherine Page. only daughter of wal
ter Hines Page. the United states Am
bassador. to Charles y. Lorlng' an ar
chtect of Boston, Mass.
Miss Page was n student at Bryn
Mawr College when her father was APP
pointed TO his present post.
The sun., 1915-03-13
In New York To-day.

,f'pdnIcan Club Saturday discussion.
ho'oHgh Day "a West Fortieth
street 10 30 A ".
., rAd'ains Club. meeting. Women Z
'WN'rs'ty club, l0G East Fifty-seoond
street, 3 , NJ
ann Directors Association OF
,d, d'nn"r, Union Square Hotel,
10 + NJ
.' iWe by Herbert Il. Sands on The
''od for system OF Budget Control
state Finance Cooper Union.
New York County LAWYERS Associa-
'.h. alnnol Hotel Astor. 4 80 r. NJ.
The sun., 1915-03-13

ioNpoN. March ia despatch from
y .onna says the release OF Dr Adoph
Brodshy, au eminent Russian vlolinist,
who has been interncd in hungary for
several months, has been brought about
by Frederic &. Penfeld. the American
Ambassador "a Austria Hungary.
The sun., 1915-03-13
MISS HELEN JENKINS TO
WED FRANCIS H. GEER
The Rridp-to-Bc Is n Grand
daughter Of the Late Mar
ccllus Hartley.

The eugaccmant has been announced
% Mss Helen IIartlov Jenkins . daneh-
tor OF NJ. and Mr. George Walker Jen-
kns. 10 Francis Hunt Gccr OF this city
Miss jenkins II = grnuddaugh'er OF the
atc Naroollus Hartley. a famous NOR
chant % his day and q phlar.hropist
lie founded Hartley House. settle.
ment house on tho West SIDE, which his
daughter. Mira Jenkins. continues
Miss jenkins was introduced TO aoc cty
three winters ago while n student AZ
barnard College whcrc she now IS n
senior She has bccn active ir college
afrairs and is closely dcr'ln"d with
amateur thcatricals, both IN college and
IN society Sho has appeared from time
20 time with the Junior League and
IN entertainments organized ny young
women Of society 20 aid charitable In
st,tutiouS. Her 4ste- Is Miss Grace
Hartley Jenkins, who will hc p dehutante
next winter
Mr.. Ge"r Il no Youngest son ~ tNe
Rev William Nortaguc Gccr. : r II
vicar Of st pAlls Chapel Ills SISTERS
arc Mrs Elliot Goodwin OF Washington
and tho Misses Cornelia and Gertrude
Geer, EnOs Throon Gccr ana " Mon
tague Gocr, Jr.. are his brothers JIc
was graduated from Columbia i'm 1917
No date has been set for the wedding
Nr. ard Mrs Eldou Rsncr OF 50 East
Sevouty-ciEhth street announced ycstcr-
dav tho enlargement of their daughter.
Miss Loi.-c K Rlsh'e, 10 oliver Carlcy
Hartman. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
Hartman of this city and White Plains
Miss BIshce, who is most attractive
The sun., 1915-03-13
harirs \. rein,

The pcrots Vrr- owue-s ~ ranou.
c.pper SHIPS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-01
Real Style for Hard-to-Fit
Men

Stout men, slender men, short
men, long-stout men, men who
are "odd SIZE" you'll not only
get a good fit here, but you'll
get smarty, snappy style; and
that's something you don't get
everywhere. We've got the
suits and overcoats you want.
You'll find a good variety and
most surprising values at SIS,
$3.50, $40, $3.50, SIS,
$50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-01
CIVIC FEDERATION
PLANS FOR YEAR
Contemplate Making Study of
CiVicS of State Main
Work.

Preparations for the coming years
work in the civic clubs Of the city
were made last night at the first reg
ular meeting Of the Civic federation
Of the city at +. 3. Barnes office in
the high school building.
Representatives were present from
the 10 civic clubs already organized
and representatives were also present
from oliver and Sample schools where
u .ic clubs will be organized in the
near future.
/. VI. Hammerschmidt gave re-
port of the committee on the study
OF civics for the clubs during the win
ter He presented a tentative plan
which was adopted by the federation.
A study Of civics of Indiana from the
time the state was admitted to the
Union will be the important part OF
the work. 1t was decided that each
civic club is TO bring the matter up
at its first meeting. All will be held
tonight to decide definitely as to
whether or not they will adopt this
plan.
Municipal Director Barnes spoke on
Community Music" in place of Miss
Fern Parker. supervisor Of music in
the city schools. He urged commu-
nifty music in this city and asked
every civic club to take the matter up
at it's first meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-01
1000 WITNESS
NIGHT AUTO RACES
Jack Stewart Wins Three Mile
RaCe-Kennedy Takes
20 Mile Event.

Day and night auto races at Spring
brook park yesterday drew about
1000 people 20 the park and several
interesting events were run off. Good
time was made considering the fact
that the track was only half-mile
one
Jack Stewart. the local driver. in a
Thomas Special captured the three
mile race at the evening session. He
beat out Carl SOules in a Marmon, Al
Burland I'm Warren-DetrOit and
Dutch Klien in Comedian in 4:17.
People i'm the gTandstand were able
20 see every bit Of the races, the eX-
cellent carbide lighting system used
10 illuminate the track working to
perfection Not an accident Of any
seriousness married the meet the only
mishap being when Louis LeClair was
struck i'm the eye with a stone thrown
mp by the wheels of his machine in
the second lap Of the second event.
LeClair was not badly hurt, being able
10 drive his car in the 20-mile race
later
MurchurO. the driver whose ma
chine went through "a fence and killed
"A man at Grand Rapids last week,
took the three-mile event for cars OF
$50 inches piston displacement, It'd
marsh finishing second and Jack stew
Harvey Kennedy in his Edwards
Special was the class Of the large field
in the 20 mile event. the last race OF
the night program Titmarsh led
until the 2Sth lap. when Kennedy
passed him and retained the lead un-
I'll the finish. Murchuro finished
third. a lap behind; George Sebolt in
a Ford was fourth, and Jack Stewart
was fifth.
TTo,,-e,- L-o,re1,- i'm his I-dvvarfs
Special made the best time in the
elimination time trials, the first event
on the afternoon program. lie hung
up o mark of "a second for the half
mile, which is only one second slower
than the state record of 33 seconds,
made by Barney Oldfeld at Elkhart
George Sebolt in a Ford won event
No .. a three-mile race for cars of
500 inches or less in piston d1Splace-
ment, making the time Of three min
utes and "A seconds
The Maxwell machine, driven by
Billy Tidmarsh, took the third event
for cars with a piston displacement
of $50 inches or over, the time being
$3.50.
Tidmarsh took the free-for-aH. low
ering the time TO 1856 -. Kennedy
finished hair length behind, and
GOtof Sebold and Valdez finished in
the order named.
Best time for the mile for the day
was made by Arthur Klein in his
Bitten Benz in an exhibition event.
he made the mile i'm 1:10, tieing the
state record for a mile ON a half-mile
track. and coming within two seconds
of equahng the worlds records of
los.
Kennedy i'm his Edwards Special
took the last event on the afternoon
card. the i've mile handicap race, in
Sac.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-01

the tops Of letter heads, the Poster
cite carries TO the rest of the world
the picture story of Indiana's great
industrial Center-SOuth Bend.
But South Bend is more than an
industrial center-it is a good place in
which to live. We have beautiful
tree-lined streets. our pavements are
commented upon by visitors as the
best in any middle western city OF
equal size; we have beautiful parks,
our school system is unsurpassed and
our retail stores are the mecca for
the shoppers of northern Indiana.
South Bend has much TO be proud
of and we want the strangers beyond
our gates 10 know us better-tO know
what we have to offer both to capital
and labor.
POsterette-the Pied Piper Of Pros
perity-given free passage and safe
conduct by Uncle Sam, will carry
South Bends Spirit of Progress over
the world
Boost South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-01

man advised me to try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and I got
hottie. felt better the next month so
/ took three more bottles of it and got
well so l could work all the time. 1
hope every woman who suffers ike did
viii try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. p. w. I4ANsENG, Box
S, Allyn, Wash.
Why will women continue to suffer day
in and day out CT drag Out a siclzly, half
hearted existence, missing three-fourths
Of the JOY of living, when they can find
health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound?
For thirty years it has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-
stored the health Of thousands Of women
who have been troubled with such all
ments as displacements. Inflammation,
liberation, tumors, irregularities, etc.
IL you want special advice write to
Lydia L. Pinkham Medicine Co. Conf
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
DE opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-01
MICHIGAN is WELL
REPRESENTED IN CITY
FOrty-nine Members OF Local Bar Are
Graduates of Uni
VerSity.

FOrty-nine members OF the st. JO-
seph County Bar association, accord
ing to statistics just received in this
city. are alumni Of the University Of
Michigan. Included in the list of
local barristeTs who received at least
a part of their legal education at the
Ann ArbOr institution are Circuit
Court Judge Walter A. Funk, Superior
Court Judge George Ford, City Judge
Harold ID. Warner, Timothy y. How
ard, Senator Benjamin F. Shively and
Postmaster George w. Z'nky. Mayor
Fred w. Keller took the literary
course at the university.
Final preparations for the banquet
to be given at the Oliver hotel next
Saturday were made at a committee
meeting held Wednesday evening in
the office of the local campaign chair
man. l.. NJ. Hammerschmidt. The re-
vised list of those who are to speak
at the function includes Prof Fill
bert Roth, Wip G.. Crabill, Floyd A
Deahl, Charles Z. Drummond, John
L. LippincOtt, Charles w. Bingham
and Harry a. Engman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-01
PUBLISH SCHOOL PAPER

The X-Ray" is the name OF the
latest addition 10 the LIST OF journals
published in st. Joseph county. This
Is "A bright little newspaper which will
be published eaoh month OF the school
year By the students OF the Olive
township and $eW Carlisle high
school. To quote from the editorial
announcement In the first issue. The
N-Ray's policy will be 20 boost all
worthy enterprises OF the school, TO
hold "A mirror up 20 reflect the schools
activities 10 report the news and do
in.s OF the several schools and TO
help maintain the high standards
which the school now maintain; in
deed. TO be and to do all its name i'm
plies"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-01
SEEK 200 FOR
MISSIONARY CAUSE
FIRST Luncheon OF Three Held at
Y. VI. c. A.-E. G. YeltOn
Coming Today.

John II. Warner, general secretary
of the Y. NJ. 9. A, PernambucO, Ar
gentine Republic, and ]. NJ. Clinton,
in charge of Y. NJ. c. A work in
China, were the principal speakers at
a luncheon held Thursday noon at the
association building. The luncheon,
the first Of three to be held on sue
cessive days. was given in honor of Z.
c. YeltOn but he was not able TO be in
the city until today. Mr.. Yeltcu, for
merly educational director of the asso-
citation in this city. is enroute 10 re-
sumo work in China which he took up
after leaving South Bend. At the
banQuets TO be held today and tomor-
row the plans will be perfected for
raising the $1,000 which the local
association gives annually for the mis-
siOnary cause