South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
NEW EQUIPMENT IS
PURCHASED FOR BOYS
More Manual Training De-
vices Are Provided for
Students at EIkhart.

ELKHART. Ind. Dec. 3O-The
SCHOOL board has purchased a cutoff
ard ripsaw machine equipped with
all modern safety devices. and y
additional benches They will be in
stalled in the Central school build
ing
The increase in the number Of
pupils who are taking manual train
fug and domestic science courses has
caused the board 20 set aside and
equip three rooms at the Central
building for these courses. There
are about 400 pupils in each curse,
and 80 more. about equally c 5ided
between the two, will enter at the
next semester. The machine and
the benches will cost over $500.
Theodore Z. Campbell wife Of
William d. Campbell. 2O9 Harrison
St. is dead at LOngclif sanitarium.
She had been in the hospital II
years. and during the last month
had failed gradually. Mr. Campbell
had visited the institution frequently
during this period and said today It
had been a satisfaction to him TO
know that Mrs. Campbell was al
way able 70 recognize him.
The body arrived here today and
was taken 10 the c. f. VALLEY Under
taking rooms. but will he removed
to Mr.. CampbelTs home. where
private funeral services will be held
at o'clock Thursday afternoon,
conducted by Rev Dr. John c. White
Of Trinity Methodist church. Burial
will be in Gracelawn cemetery.
Mrs Campbell. who was a daugh-
ter OF Mr.. ard Mrs. David HerrOld,
was born in Westville, Ind. Feb. 10.
1861. She had been a resident #
this city over 40 years. making her
home with Mr. and Mrs. John
Lusher, both Of whom are now dead.
She was a member Of Trinity Metho-
dist church. She is survived by two
brothers, David Herrold Of Los An
geles. Calf. and Christopher Her
rOld OF Gas City. Ind, and four sis
ters. Mrs Samuel Taylor Mrs. Anna
Hayes and Mrs. l.. Spaulding. all OF
Los Angeles. and Mrs. Lucy Herrold
OF Westville.
A stranger Who says he is Joseph
Gates of Grand Rapids, and that he
is abroad" in search of work as a
burnisher. is held for the alleged
theft of a conductors overcoat and
box from the conductors room in
the y. Y. c. station. His arrest fol-
lowed his application to Ticket
Agent r. w. Fritz a. 1920 o'clock
last night for a reward of 81 for re-,
storing two switchkeys he said he
had found. The company had a
standing offer OF 50 for each missing
key returned.
Chairmen Of the county central
committees of the republican and
progressive parties are receiving
circular letters from Mark sullivan,
editor Of Golfers publication. say
Ing a straw vote is being taken by
the publication on the preference OF
leaders OF the two parties for presi-
Dental candidate for the republi-
cans. The chairmen are asked to
indicate their first and second
choices
William Brusman OF this city and
Frank Brusman Of Osolo township
have gone to Toledo to attend the
funeral OF their sister. Mrs. Adeline
Winters. who died Monday night at
the home OF her son, Charles Win
ters
Mrs Winters. who was 60 years
old was an Elkhart resident until
Is years ago. Members OF the old
Watch Tower Evangelical church
will remember her as an active
worker Two other brothers. George
and Samuel Brusman of Cleveland,
also survive.
Jack" a 11-year-old horse used
BY the fire chief and mayor. has
been sold for SIS TO "A man living at
Marcellus. Mich. The chiefs buggy
Is being advertised for sale. as are
also the running gears Of the station
no. fire wagon, whose body is TO
be placed on a Ford chassis. Pend
ing the transformation. No. sta
ton has the combination wagon
from Central
The proposed purchase of a Ford
roadster for the fire chiefs use has
not been ordered.
The funeral Of John Eyman.
whose death was announced yester-
day will be held Friday. with ser
vices an the Baptist church at
o'clock. conducted by Rev. C. l.
Owens and Rev. r. A. Dressed. The
body may De seen at the church be-
tween the hours Of L and O'Clock.
The burial will take place in Grace
lawn cemetery.
SMALL BOY ESCAPES
FROM STATE HOSPITAL