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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
SAVINGS ON INCREASE
Twcnty-thrcc New Accounts Opened
During Month of September.

Deposits in the postal savings de-
partment Of the local pOstoffice were
S1.93S in September and
Angus, according to the report COM
pleted Monday morning. There was
a total Of 154 deposits during the
month
Eight Withdrawals were made dur
ing September, but in spite Of this the
deposits were more than they were in
August Larger deposits by those who
left money with the postal savings
bank ,tTe given as the causes for the
increase in the deposits. A total of %
new accounts were made during
Septem Der. The amount of certifi-
Gates ssued was $4.241, while the
amount paid out was $2,303.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
WILL READ RILEY POEMS
Celebration on Oct. : May be Made
National Affair

WASHINGTON, oct. 4-The sug-
gestiOn was made today by Sec'y Lane
that all schools in the United States
observe Riley day on Oct. by hav-
ing read in every school one of James
WhitcOmb Rileys poems. The birth
day of the Indiana poet is TO be OBJ
served in many schools throughout
the country by the rendition of q
Riley program.
Sec'y Lane in making the sugges-
ton called attention to the fact that
Riley and William Dean HoWells are
the last two survivors of a generation
of great literary men who are distinct
ly American.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
FAILED TO HEED SIGNAL
Court Explains Law to Accused and
Suspends S11 Fine.

Sylvester Kolwick of CrumstOwn.
was arrested by Traffic officer Czen-
kusch when he failed TO heed that
officers signal to stop at Michigan st.
and jefferson blvd. sunday afternoon.
In city court Monday morning KOl-
wicki stated that 1t was the first time
he had ridden mis- machine in the
city, and that he was not familiar
with the signals of the traffic officers
The court explained why the officers
were stationed at the cOngested cor
ners and suspended a fine of Sill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
Rev. Henry L. Davis and Rev.
James l. Gardiner Are Re-
turned to First M. {.
and ST. Paul.
SUPERlNTENDENTS OF
DISTRICTS CHANGED
Announcement of Appointments
Ends C0nferenCe-ReV. A.
G. SChafer Goes to
New Carlisle.

Only three changes of pastors were
made in South Bend i'm the appoint
ments of ministers OF the Northwest
Indiana conference 10y Bishop W. r.
Mcdowell Monday morning A. v.
Babbs succeeds J. T.. Mckay as pastor
of Stuu Memorial church the latter
having gone TO iowa TO accept the
charge formerly held by Rev Babbs;
A. H. Kenna of Greencastle succeeds
j. B. Bunch of Epworth Memorial
church, the latter going to North
Montana; c. II. Black of Marion sue
ceeds r. r. Briggs as pastor OF
Lowell Heights NJ r. church.
w s. Switzer of Plymouth. was
named by Bishop Mcdowell 20 sue
ceed J. @. Campbell as superintend-
ent of the Greencastle district Rev.
Campbell has been superintendent of
that district for the past six years his
term of office having expired at this
conference
w. f. Mckenzie of Atuca. was APP
pointed superinteEd of the Lafay-
cite district tQ.Ssucceed Rev A. W.
Wood. whose ferm also expired at this
time.
other district superintndents of the
four districts i'm the Northwest In
diana conference remained the same.
including ~ FL. Applehy .of the South
Bend district. L.. O.. I.eazenbr of
Charlottesville.
Name superintendent.
District superintendents are ap-
pointed every year for six years. when
according 10 the church discipline.
they can no longer be appointed.
When the first appointment is made
it is understood that the superintend-
ent snail be appointed for the five sue
ceeding years.
With Monday mornings session OF
the conference, this years meeting
came TO a close. AT the session Mon
day morning general busir ress was
taken up and closed for the year Re
ports of memorial committees. the
treasUrer's report and others were
given.
The next session of the Northwest
Indiana conference viii be held at
Greencastle at the College Az. church.
of which Rev. Demetrius Tillotson IS
pastor. a vote OF thanks TO the mem
oers of the Clinton Methodist church.
the only other contender for the con-
ference year. was extended Monday
morning.
Pastors and lay delegates Will hold
their next meeting at Saratoga Springs
uurlnS the entire month OF May next
year when the general conference
goes into session. The general con-
ference is held once every four years
Ministrial and lay delegates 20 this
meeting We're elected last Friday
Pastors Returned.
Rev. Henry T. Davis pastor OF the
First VI. j. church, Rev James j.
Gardiner. j. d. pastor OF st. PauIs
and Rev y. X. Dougherty OF Grace
ii. T.. have been returned This Will
be agreeable news TO the members or
their congregations as this was asked
10y all three AT recent meeting
Rev. A. e.. Schafer. who has been
lcoNTINrED - PAGE T,WoL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
DIDN'T KNOW THE LAW
Court Informs Man He Can't Hit 'Em
IN in Town.

Civ judge Warner gently-bot
Gottlieb Thumm OF
Buchanan Mich. Monday that DO was
against the law To exceed the speed
limit in South Bend II was done
firmly i'm that it cost Thumm SIS.
IS hich sum he was fined.
"T knew there was a state law
against speeding in the country" said
Thumm. "but ] thought that YOU could
Int il up as fast as YOU wanted in
town
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
TURKS RUSH MEN
To DARDANEL LIES
Withdraw Forces From For
treSSeS on Bulgarian
Frontier.

ATHENS, oct. 4-Turkey has sent
so. 600 troops to reinforce her army
at the Dardanelles, il was learned
from a dispatch from that source to-
day. As a result of the Turco-BuI-
garian agreement Turkey has evacu-
ated the fOrtresses on the Bulgarian
frontier
This is taken TO indicate that Tur-
key and Bulgaria have definitely re-
ported an agreement by which Bull
Saria viii aid the Teutonic allies
LONDON. oct. A Reuter- tele-
gram received today from Sofia quotes
the following dispatch put out 10y the
Bulgaria news agency under date of
Sept. 10:
we are authorized TO deny that
German officers have arrived I'm Sofia
and are taking charge Of the army
and railways. We are also author
lied TO deny a report attributed to
Premier RadOslavof that Bulgaria is
receiving $10,000,0O0 a month from
Germany"
ATHENS. oct 4-Premier Veni-
ZelOs arrived at SalOnika today on
political mission concerning Bull
garia's menacing attitude towards
Servia and Greece.
grave proportions, says dispatch
from Nish Aiutiny is threatened I'm
the Bulgarian army.
PETROGRAD oct. 4-Russian
Black sea fleet has left Odessa under
sealed orders. i is believed that the
ships have gone to make q demon
stratiOn off the Bulgarian coast They
were fully armed and equipped FOR
war service.
PARIS, Oct. 4.-Sharp skirmishes
have occurred between Servian and
Bulgarian OutpOsts near BeIoerad-
shik it is reported, I'm a dispatch re-
ceived here today The fighting took
place in the mountains on the fron-
tier, not far from the railway line
running TO Nish.
LONDON, Oct. A News agency
dispatch from Athens SAYS that "A state
Of siege was proclaimed at Athens and
Pierus on Sunday. Pierus Is the court
Of Athens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
DRIVER IN COURT
Otis Sprout accused of Violating Traf-
fc Ordinance.

otis Sprout of NIishawaka- for the
second time within a week. was ar
rested Sunday. charged with violating
a section of the traffic ordinance.
Sprout drives "A jitney bus between
South Bend and Mishawaka, and is
at present facing a charge of driving
his car on the wrong side of the
street Both charges were preferred
by Motorcycle Patrolman Wesolek
Trial in the second case was set for
oct -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
State Tries to Connect Cases
at Terre Haute and indianap-
OliS-Met Man in
Saloon.
REPEATERS IMPORTED
FROM TERRE AHUTE?
Prosecution Promises to Show
How Men Were USed-Sa-
loon Keepers Tell of
Talks With Officers.

INDIANAPOLIS. oct. 4.-Testimony
regarding the alleged link between
Terre Haute and Indianapolis during
the 1914 election in Marion county
was introduced at the Mayor Bell trial
today.
John r Nugent, former assistant
superintendent of police at Terre
Haute. related circumstances relative
to a meeting with Thomas Taggart at
the DenisOn hotel on May of last
year. Nugent was one of the men
who pleaded guilty TO election con
spiracy in federal court when the
TeTre Haute trial was held, but he has
never been sentenced as vet
Nugent said Taggart took him into
a back barroom of the hotel where
Edward Holler of the Terre Haute pO-
lice force and another Terre Haute
man named Robert CLAW kshaw) Hen
derson were present Nugent said that
Taggart took Henderson to the end of
the bar and gave him something. Later
on the outside, Nusent said, Hender-
son showed him some money that
looked like ones and twos."
Nugent said he later saw Henderson
talking to Chief of Police Perrott of
Indianapolis. when "Curley' Lehman
of Terre Haute was present.
William II. Doerner, clerk of the
board of safety at Terre Haute. said
he wrote a letter introducing Hender-
son TO Chief Perrott. This was done
at the request of Chief HOller of Terre
Haute, who is now in the Leavenworth
penitenuary.
Imported RcpeaterS.
The state has promised to show that
"repeaters" were imported to Indian
apOhs from Terre Haute in the inter-
ests of the candidacy OF city hall ma
chine" favorites.
Evidence of saloon keepers concern
ing contributions to the campaign
fund and the alleged persecution by
the police of those who showed hesi-
fancy in getting right" with the ad
ministratiOn occupied the remainder
of the forenoon. The saloon keeper
named Polask said he complained to
the mayor and the latter sent him 10
the chief of police. and that both
promised to care for him
Several other saloon keepers testi-
fed TO conversations with Chief OF
Police Perrott and campaign fund
collectors from which they drew the
conclusion that their business interests
were in jeopardy unless they contrib
uted literally to the cause"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
WIFE DESERTION CHARGED
Case Against Fred McElva.a is Con-
tinucd Till Tuesday.

Fred McElvain. 934 :. Seventeenth
St. River Park, was arraigned IN city
court Monday morning charged with
wife desertiOn Mrs. Viola McElNain
alleged in an affidavit that he had de-
serted her some time ago and had
failed 10 contribute 10 her support in
any way. McElvain pleaded not guilty
and his case was set for Tuesday
morning. He is beins held under bond
of S2Q0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
AMERICAN IS KILLED
Private on Duty Along Border is Shot
by NIexicanS.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, oct. -
Private Patrick J. Sullivan of the
Third L. s. cavalry. was murdered
early today while doing sentry duty
on the banks of the Rio Grande near
Fort Browns The military authori-
ties believe that the murder was COM
mitted by Mexicans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
WILL SEE SECOND GAME
Pres't Wilson TO Watch Teams Battle
For HOnOrS.

WASHINGTON oct. {. - Pres [
Wilson has definitely decided 10 at
tend the second game of the baseball
series TO be played at Philadelphia
next Saturday il was learned at the
white house today. Arrangements
are now being made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
THREE AUT0ISTS KILLED
Auto is Struck by Train at Crossing
Near Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. oct. 4.-Three men,
two unidentified, were killed early to-
day when their automobile was wreck
ed by an express train on the 3. & O.
railroad near Leslie Station.
The identified man is Elmer Casa
way, 20 years old, who was driving the
automobile
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
GEORGE FDWARDFS DIES.

LONDON. Oct 4.-George z Ed
wardes. one of he best known theat-
rical producers in the world died
today. For years ne was .1anager of
the Gaiety Street where he staged
many popular musical con edies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04

VIENNA. oct. Albanian troops
have occupied Elbassau 64 miles
southeast OF Scutau. after defeating
forces under Apasha. according TO the
sfoaln NeuCw Wiener Journale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
NIlRRIaGE IICTNsFs-

Edward Allen. laborer. Mishawa IA,
Lille smith. Walkerton.
Nikodem Smigielski. laboTer. Mar
tha LukasZelncZ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04

BERLIN, oct ley wireless)-
Because of a shortage of tobacco. ci-
gar dealers have planned to advance
their prices 10 per cent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-04
THE WEATHER.

Partly cloudy and
cooler tonight: frost in north
portion II weather clears Tues
day fair and colder.
LOWER MICHIGAN - Local
rains and colder tonight. fol-
lowed by fair; frost tonight N
weather clears: : sEsAss So
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-20
coloNe T. e. WREN.

Colonel T. +. Wren died Friday
NIGHT at the home OF his son. Joe
Wren. Relatives from Bryan. lola.
Bedias and other places came in on
incoming trains and returned with
the body to lola Saturday afternoon
for interment there. Among the many
friends who attended the funeral we're
J. A. Heath, s. p. Adams. $. T. Wind.
sor. Rev A. T. Farrar and Rev II. n.
Ramsour. Services were performed
at the grave by Rev. Farrar. who was
l'fe long friend OF Colonel Wren.
Colonel Wren was born in Alabama,
and when a small boy moved 20 Mis-
sissippi. where he remained until the
Civil War. He served In the Confed-
crate army. IN the Tennessee division,
holding the rank OF colonel in the
commissary department OF Johnston's
army. In 1879 he came TO Texas,
settling In Bryan. He spent the re-
mainder OF his life. In Grimes. Brazos
and Leon Counties. He died at the
advanced age OF 81 years. his ninety
first birthday being July last. Colo
mel Wren leaves several children. all
among the most highly respected citi'
zens of their respective communities.
A good man has gone 10 his reward.
-Normangee Star.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-20

Mrs. Lula Wood has returned 10
her home In Houston. after visiting
relatives in WORKMAN and after a brief
visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. X. p. Lee in
this city.
Isaac Heller returned TO his home
in New Orleans yesterday. after
spending several days with friends in
this city. Mr.. Heller conducted the
New Year Day and Day OF Atonement
services at Temple Freda In this city
Mrs. George X. Branch and little
daughter. Frances. have returned 10
their home In Houston. after a weeks
visit 10 the formers parents. M and
Mrs A. J. Buchanan.
Mrs. A. W Wilkerson and daugh.
ter. Miss Aubrey Wilkerson. went 70
iiearne for a brief visit 20 relatives.
before going TO Austin. where Miss
Aubrey will enter the State Univer.
sity.
A tip TO cotton warehouse advo-
Gates: Cotton seeks a warehouse only
when the price Of cotton Is lower than
the cost OF production. When the
price Of cotton Is higher than the cost
Of production. the wise cotton pro
Queer has sense enough TO seek q
purchaser. instead OF a warehouse
u " MeNeA'"s' llrp- ,ri -
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-20
Let Us Furnish You In
TAeoR.sMiTH WEDDING.

Saturday. September rs. Mr.. John
Rodney Tabor and Mrs. Olive Blanche
Smith were quietly married a, noon
In Philadelphia at the home Of the
groom's sister. Mrs. James G. Shaw.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Tabor left for bridal trip
TO Atlantic City. New York and
Boston.
The bride. formerly a Galveston
girl. has been residing In Houston
for several years and has a host OF
friends and relatives In both cities.
She is an enthusiastic worker in the
81. Paul Sunday school. Her wedding
comes as a surprise. as she has been
visiting In the East and was n guest
Of Mrs. Shaw at the time Of the we'd
ding. Mrs. j. Q. Tabor also being
guest OF the Shaw household for the
summer months and at this time
Mr.. Rodney Tabor. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Q. Tabor. Is well known
throughout the State He Is a grad
uate Of the A. a VI. College and also
a graduate OF the Boston Institute OF
Technology. Mr.. Tabor Is one Of
Houston's well known architects and
Is a member OF the firm OF Jones a
Tabor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Tabor will be
al home after October rs al the Ter
race Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-20

willard b. SHELTON has returned 10
Cameron, after spending Saturday and
sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
l.. \. shelton.
Mrs. ". A. Craven arrived yester.
da! ION Reagan 10 attend the sun.
day hool institute Of the Texas Con.
ference. which began in this city yes.
terday.
Mrs Charles Thomas and son. Nc.
Vey Thomas. were among the visi.
tors 10 Bryan today from Minter
Springs.
Rev. and Mrs. George Kemp az
Hampstead arrived today 10 attend
the Sunday school institute OF the
Texas Conference. which began In this
city yesterday.
Albert Payne and sister, Miss Ethel
Payne. OF Edge. were In town today
They will 40 20 Orange tonight for a
visit to relatives.
Tom Conway left yesterday for Aus.
tin. where he will resume his studies
IN the law department of the State
University. Mr.. Conway Is a member
Of the senior law class.
William w. Tucker and William
Davis went 10 Waco yesterday. where
they viii take a course In Toby's
Business College i7N ia
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Bryant returned
Yesterday from an extended visit In
Dallas.
A car OF Pennsylvania Lincoln Valley
Red Ash coal on track. c. L. Eden.
phone SIS.
Mrs. Mamie Wynn Cox OF Dallas il
guest of her sister, Mrs. Tyler Has.
well.
Mrs. Walter Higgs has returned
from visit to friends and relatives
In Marlin.
| J. 5. Mooring was a visitor TO the
city from his plantation In the Brazos
bottom today.
Mrs. Wayne r. Davis and children
Of College are visiting relatives and
friends In Galveston.
Miss Effie Wells returned TO her
home in Salado yesterday. after a few
days visit In this city.
Ring AS when you want a transfer
or hack. win meet all trains. day or
night SlIas Nicholas.
Singer sewing machines for sale ov
rent T. A. satterwhite. salesmay
and collector. Phone i67.
Albert Rhodes returned to Houston
yesterday. after brief visit n his
mother. Mrs. A. NJ. Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. VI. Gordon have re-
turned from an extended visit To the
latter's parents in San Angelo.
r. r. Martin and sons. Everett and
| Charles Martin. were visitors TO the
/ city today from Steep HOLLOW
Douglass IIoytll has -Sstufned from
visit to hiGnd-and relatives in
Navasota. Huntsville and Weldon.
Miss Annie Belle Bate went Ia
Waco yesterday TO attend the Shaefer'
Bruyers wedding in that city today.
Mrs. X Raif and little son returned
10 Houston yesterday after a visit "a
her daughter. Mrs. @. Ahrenbrecht
Charles Hudson Edge OF Houston
returned 10 his home yesterday. after
brief visit 20 his uncle. Eugene Edge
Miss ANNA 10 Ford has returned
TO her home IN Houston. after de
/ liFhtful visit 10 Miss Elizabeth vii
son
Little Miss Mary Frances Walker
has returned 10 her home IN Houston
after visiting her grandmother. Mrs
W. J Walker
Mrs l.. VI Polk ~ Albuquerque. y
NJ. who has been here several days
for a visit 10 her daughter. Mrs. u c
/ Wick is visiting In Houston.
Miss Lila Adams returned 20 Cav
vert yesterday. after spending several
DAYS with friends I'm th's CITY She
was called here ON account ~ me ill
ness ~ her father Major e 4 Adams
Mr. and Mrs W.. ~ McNcy have
/ returned fp thelF homo M N'ntc'
. Ssrfrrz. spending r. few DAYS 'r
] tns .Itv ON account ~ the serious 'l'
moss ~ 'heir DAUGHTER Miss lewo
/ NcVcy. az the Bryan Hospital
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-20
IDAY PASSENGER
TRAINS ON |. & c. n.
Service VIII BE Resumed Next Sun
day, But Schedule Not Yet
Announced.

r. l.. Peck. local agent Of the Inter.
national a Great Northern Railroad
Company. returned last night from an
official business trip 20 Mart Mr.
Peck informs The Eagle that he was
notified yesterday that the day pas
senger train service on the lnterna.
tional a Great Northern will be re.
sumed next Sunday. September 2e
but he has not received the official
schedule for the trains. The night
trains viii not be taken on. but will
be run as fast trains. similar TO the
Owl trains on the Houston a Texas
Central Railroad. They will have
eight stops between Fort Worth and
Houston. which will make the sched
ule much shorter than heretofore
The schedule for the day trains will
be announced later.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-20
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Gold Leaf.

Gold Leaf.
Henry Koonts was down today from
lack.
Marion Sellers OF Harvey is visiting
IN Waco.
Joe Kopecky OF Rye was in the
city today.
h. A. Hugghins was in town from
kurten today.
Miss Helen Kotch is visiting friends
In Galveston.
Charles wynne has returned from
visit 20 Ennis.
Z. r. Lloyd and NJ. II. casters were
in today from Kurten.
Rev. c. c. Wheeler went TO Groes.
beck for n visit today.
Mrs. J. l.. Edge OF Elkhart Is a guest
of relatives In this city
Miss Elsie Martin has gone 10 Waco
10 enter Baylor University.
Miss Frankie Wilson ~ College was
shopping in the city today.
Miss Adline Plagens is visiting rela.
tiyes and friends In Houston.
Miss Bertha EAves has returned
from a visit TO friends In Houston.
Let us put In your winter supply Of
alfalfa while cheap. Forrest Jones Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Cotton Jr Of
Mesa were visitors to the city today
Dick Smith Of Waco was a guest OF
friends In this city for the weekend.
Marie heads. the cheapest and best
feed Forrest Jones Co Phone iG5.