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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
TWENTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DI!
TRICT.


Tho nrst election district is bounded by
and within East s8rd St, First Ave. East
SIND St. and Second Ave.
The second election district is bounded
BY and within East s3rd St.. Avenue A,
East Send St and First Ave
The third election district Is bounded by
and within East S3rd St. East River, East
s2nd 81. and Avenue
The fourth election district Is bounded
by and within East s4th St. East End
Ave. East s3rd St and Avenue q.
The NTH election district is bounded by
and within East sjth St, East End Ave.
East sGth ST. East River East s3rd St.
East End Ave- East S4th ST and Ave
The sixth election district Is bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
OF East saith St and First Ave. TO the
corner OF East s5th 81. and Avenue A,
Avenue A. East S3rd St and First Ave.
The seventh election district Is bounded
BY and within East 55th ST., First Ave.
TO s3rd St. a diagonal line from the cor
the corner OF East s4th -. and Second
Ave. and Second Ave
The eighth election district is bounded
by and within East S4th St and Second
Ave. diagonal line from the corner Of
Second Ave. and East s4th 81 10 the cor
ner Of First Ave. and East s3rd St. East
S3rd St and Third Ave
The ninth election District 10 ounded by
and within a disgoral'line from the cor
ner OF East seth 81 and Third Ave. 10
the corner Of East s5th St and Second
Ave Second Ave. East SAN -. and
The tenih election district &. bounded b.
and within East ssth ST. Third Ave. East
saith St and Lexington Ave
The eleventh election district II pounaed
bv and within East seth s.. First Ave .
East s5th :, and a diagonal line from the
corner Z East s5th 81 and Second ave
10 ,he corner 81 East seth st and Third
Tho twelfth election district 10 bounded
bv and within East s5ih ST. Avenue A. a
diagonal line from the corner OF East
ssh ST and Avenue s. 10 the corner OF
Fast san 81 and First Ave. and First
Tie thirteenth election district 10
bounded rs and within East seth 81
Fa-t End Ave East SSH :. .nd Ave
The fourteenth election district Is
bouuded by and within diagonal line
from The corner OF Avenue and East
e-,h 81 20 the corner - East End Ave.
ard East SSH St Eas, ssth St. East
Rfrcr East e6th - and Avenue
TIE nfteenth election district i
bounded by and within g dissonsl line
fr1w the corner OF First Ave and asst
s7,h 81 10 the corner Of East SSH s.
ana Avenue a. Avenue A. East s'ih -
aud First Ave ., d..
,o,,od,A by and ~i,hin a diagonal line
49,, the corner OF Third Ave. and East
san ~ 10 the corner q Second ave am
Eas, sTth 81. East sIih ST. First Ave
.rhe seventeenth election district Is
/ ho',nd,d nv and within East ssth ST. sec
ma ave a diagonal line from the corneI
st EAsI S7IA 81 saA sAsAAA Ava 70 'Hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
ELECTION NOTICE.

81 ana Fifth Ave tc the corner OF West 6ith
81 and sixth Ave. and Sixth Ave. 4,
III. twenty fourth election district
bounded b. and within East 65th 81. LEX
ington Ave. East SIND ST. and PARK Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
TWENTY FIFTH ASSEMBLY DIsrR

IN. arst election district Is bounded BY
and within Charles ST. West ttn 81 chris
TOPPER 81. and Biescker -, . ,o.,..., 49,
ana within West lin ST. West an ST.
Charles 81 and Blocker St
The third election district IL bounded oy
ana within Eighth Ave. West IAN st, West
an ST. Vest tlth St. Blocker St and
Abingdon So -. -.
and within Eighth Ave, Jane St. Green
vich Ave. Bank 81. "ss' fth ~ ana west
The nf.h election distrc, is bounded by
and within Bank St. WaFerly Place West
lin s., Greenwich Ave. a diagonal line
perry 81 70 tho corner % Waverly Place
and char = St. Charles 81 and West an
The sixth election district is bounded by
ana within Charles 81. 10 Wavery Place =
diagonal line from the corner OF Charles ST
and Wavery Place 20 me corner o. FsrtS
81 and Greenwich Ave. Greenwich Ave.
V.., iO;h ST waverly Place. Christopher
8, and West 9TH 81.
Tn. seventh election tis;rlc, IL bounded by
and within Christopher ST. Wavefly Place.
West Washington Place and West .th 81.
The eighth election district il bounded BY
and within West sth ST. East sth ST. Uni
versity Place Washington 50. Wet. WASH.
ing 50 North West Washington Place ana
The ninth election district is bounded BY
and within West Washlngtsn Place. Wash
ington 50 West. Washington 50 North,
University Place. sth ST. Broadway. East
SIN St Fourth Ave, Lafayette St. Great
Jones ST. West Ord s.. and Sixth Ave.
The tenth election district IS bounded BY
and within west 9th s.. Firm Ave. Eas'
ilth St University Place. East 18th ST.
Fourth Ave East sth ST.. Broadway. East
,th St West SIN y and Sixth Ave.
The eleventh election district Is bounded
b, ma within West i.th ST. Eas; i2th S..
tinivers.ty Place. East llih ST.. FIN Ave.
West sth 81 and Sixth ave
me twelfth election district r. bounded ~
AMI within Wes' 18th - 9Th Ave. Gr en-
Wich Ave West iith St Waye1ly Place.
Bank St, ana Greenwich Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04

THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The nrst election district 10 bounded by and
iisth St, Pleasant Avs, East 18th p. and
Second Ave.
The second election district 10 bounded by
ana within East lltth St, First Ave, East
Plea,sn, Ave. anc East 10Th -. TO Eas,
18th 81 and Harlem River. Harlem River
East Nth ST. and Second Ave.
The third election district IL bounded by
and within East iisth ST. Second Ave.. East
iifth - and Third Ave
The fourth election district 10 bounded by
and within East llsth ST. First Ave. East
lis,h 81. and Third Ave.
Tho NTH election distric, is bounded by
and within East 10th st.. First Ave. Eas,
18th 80 and Lexington Ave.
The sixth election district 10 bounded by
ana within East iast ~, First Ave. East
10th 81 and Lexington Ave.
The seventh election district 10 bounded
by and within East i2ist st. Harlem
River. . diagonal line from Harlem River
and East ilsth St 20 the corner OF Pleas
ant Ave. and East 10th St. East 10th 81
and First Ave-
The eighth election district is beuntei
by and within Eas, i24,h St. Harlem
River. Eas, i2ist st and First Ave.
The ninth election district 10 bounded oy
and within East i,tth ST.. First Ave. Ess,
l2ist ST ana Second Ave
The tenth election district 10 bounded By
and within Ess, i2sth st.; Harlem River
East l-ttn o. hno oSSono ~.
The eleventh election district 10 bounded
by and within East ls2nd ST., Harlem
River, Second Ave, . diagonal line from
the corner Of l25th 81. and Second Ave.
10 the corner Of i26th 81. and Third Ave.
Third Ave. East 10th 81. and Lexington
Ave.
The twelfth election district 10 bounded
by and within East i2oth ST.. Third Ave.
East i25th ST and Lexington Ave.
The thirteenth election district 10 bound
. and within diagonal lima frnn
the corner OF East i2sth ~. and Third
Ave. to the corner Of East i25th ST. and
Second Ave. ssconl Ave-. East 123sd g.
and Third Ava
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
WILL ARRANGE FOR
MUNICIPAL PARTY
Christmas Party to be Held This Year
Committee to
Meet.

First steps in the arrangements or
South Bends second municipal Christ
mas tree festival will be taken when
on Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
a meeting of the Christmas tree COM
mittee viii be held in the office of +.
b. Barnes, municipal recreation di-
rector Just what plan will be fol-
lowed to procure the tree and its dec
oratiOns and in the arrangement Of
the program, this committee will de-
eide.
The first Christmas tree celebration
was contaminated within the space
of a few days. The consent of the
city council was obtained, the tree was
found and hoisted on the court house
steps, it's decoration was procured and
an elaborate program arranged with a
speed and success which surprised the
entire community. This year the en-
tire community will be prepared to
cooperate, for the Christmas tree idea
was popular and the effort toward it's
accomplishment Will be begun imme-
diately so that no details which might
contribute to its greater success will
be omitted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
TWO LARGE taxi COMPANIES TO
COOPERATE.

Mr.. Q. E. Ludwig, President of the
Red Line Delivery Co, and Mr.. sam
Slick, General Manager of The Ward
Hack q Transfer Co., have recently
completed arrangements whereof the
two taxi companies will operate The
Taxi Business together 1t is their
aim TO give better service by this
plan.
Mr.. Slick will take direct charge of
the Service Department and be Bust
ness Manager. Mr.. Ludwig also be-
comes president of the Ward Hack &
Transfer Co. and will take charge of
the equipment of both companies. De-
voting the remainder of his time to
The Auto Inn Supply Store of which
he Is proprietor Which carries full
line of Auto supplies, In fact every
thing for your auto. Together with
competent repair department Mr.. Roy
Keith. formerly chief clerk and Ser
vice Department Manager of the Red
Line Will take entire charge of The
Red Line with its various departments
of service with the exception of taxi
as mentioned. Patrons may call on
either Ward or Red Line telephones
as both offices will be maintained.
The calls will be cheerfully trans
ferred 10 the proper dispatcher Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
CENSORS LISTEN
TO Petitioners
Negroes Object to Three Parts
of "Birth of NatiOn"-NO
Action Taken.

Protests against the showing Of the
motion picture The Birth OF Ma
ton" were registered by a number
OF prominent colored people of the
city board of censors held Wednesday
night in the council chamber. No
definite action was taken by the COM
mittee. the matter being left until
more investigation Of public sentiment
has been made IF allowed. the film
will be shown here some time in De-
Gem Der.
The main protest registered by tho
colOFed people present at the meeting
was that the film depicts the lower
side Of some of the more degenerate
types of negroes. and is an injustice
10 the race in general 1t was also
pointed out that race riots and bitter
racial feeling has developed in several
cities where the film has been shown,
including Philadelphia and other large
cities.
Particular objection was made to
three scenes in the picture play one
of the scenes depicts an attack on a
young white girl by a negro servant
which causes the girl To commit sui
eide. The other two are concerned
with the improper relations between
mem bers Of the two races.
Although no vote has yet been
taken. it is believed that the board
IS IN favor of letting the picture show
here. 1t is possible that some Of
the Objectionable scenes will be de
leted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04

Max Wolvovsky, the young South
Bend boy who is making a success of
his art study at the Chicago Art inSti-
tute. has contributed 10 the Good VIII
week campaign for funds for the Fed
Grafton for Social Service four car
toCns which Will be employed TO good
effect in advertising the cam, II.
They were made at the Request ut
Rabbi Cronbach.
Each cartoon is 20x50 inches and
each is of original design beautifully
executed. one shows the face OF a
clock with the names OF the u or
CARNATIONS forming the federation in
place of the numerals. The free hand
printing i'm this design Is especially at
tractivc. Another shows five crying
babies and the inscription, We Want
Health" one OF the most effective is
a group OF hands called The Hands
Of the Needy-Will You Help?" The
hands are skilfully drawn 20 show the
work-WOrn, knotty hands OF the lab
orer. The fourth is based upon the
quotation, Every Step TO Civiliza-
ton is the Elevation OF the Poor" 1t
represents a figure holding a torch
which represents charity. At the
bottom OF the drawing are pictured a
mass of people struggling through
darkness TO the light.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
loc0lNeWS Happenings
- in ana about rowe go sfSE:saE

est addition to the home grounds
made by the gift OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Wyman. Nr. j. NJ. Stude-
baker has always been a good friend;
one OF his latest gifts is TO carry pure
spring water from the ravine TO the
house. which has done much for the
good health of the children. The
Messrs. +. 6. and +. q. Eberhart
have been most liberal to this home.
The largest gift from one person was
given by Mrs. Minerva Stocker Good.
The bequest made by her enabled the
directors TO clear the property of a
heavy debt. The board of directors
are grateful for the many gifts that
have come to the home through the
33 years. and il has made possible the
making OF these boys and girls into
better citizens of the state of Indiana.
AS to what we did with the money
received from Good VIII money last
year, it went into the general fund
10 help pay the deficit that comes at
the end Of each quarter, between the
income from the counties and the eX-
penditures Of the institution, which
includes. provisions. clothing. repairs
and service. What they receive this
year will be used the same way.
What do / think of the Federation?
1t is the very best, and most helpful
organization that has ever come to
South Bend. Never have all workers
in the city come together and coop
Grated as they have the last year, and
our only wish is that the people who
will be asked TO contribute this year.
Will feel inclined to give more than
they did last year.
Mrs. Lafayette LeVan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
WILL SELL HOGS SATURDAY
Collins Poland China Pedigreed
Stocks to be on Display.

All of the Collins Poland China
pediereed hogs that won prizes at the
interstate fair here will be on exhibit
ton at the annual sale Of hogs at the
Collins farm three miles northwest
of the city next Saturday noon. De-
fender, Big Bone and Again, three of
the most valuable bOars, in this part
of the state will be exhibited.
Many OF the hogs weigh as much
as 500 and 1000 pounds. The get Of
these famous bOars will be for sale.
Visitors at the farm will be shown
through the alfalfa fields, the modern
sanitary pens, the fattening yards and
the dipping watts. The sale will be
In steam-heated pavilion which
seats 1900 people
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
PERSONALS.

Joseph Piasecki, $40 y. Lincoln st,
has left for Chicago 10 spend two
weeks with relatives.
John Klowiersk has returned 70
his home in East Chicago after a
short visit here.
Leo Slusarek son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Slusarek. ". Washington av.,
is seriously i'll.
Martin Rudniewski has returned TO
his home in Chicago after a short
visit here. -
George Matthews OF Hammond is
in the city on business.
Ignatius Wachowicz Of Cleveland
he's arrived here for a few days visit
with Mr. and Mrs John Kempski.
Joseph Kniolla OF Chicago is spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Szczepanek. SIS Mcpherson St
Mrs. Fred Grabowski. 204S Linden
av.. has gone 10 spend a few days
with relatives at Michigan City.
Micheal SmorZewski has arrived
here from Indiana Harbor on business.
Stanislaus Kozlowsk, who has been
here for a few days visiting with
friends. left today for Chicago.
Frank StTuzgowski has returned 10
Detroit after a brief visit here with
friends
Miss Anna Lopawska has arrived
here from Toledo for a few days visit
here with friends
Joseph .KrZewich OF Laporte is in
the city on business.
Edward Janowski who has been
here on business. left today for De-
troit.
Joseph Nowakowski. studebakss IT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
DECLARE EXTRA DIVIDEND
Quarterly Returns on Studebaker
Stock Payable Soon.

An extra one per cent in addition
TO the regular didivend Of 1 IL per
cent on the common stock has been
declared by the Studebaker corpora
ton. The regular quarterly dividend
of l "a per cent has also been de-
clared on the preferred stock. In
their statement the directors express
the belief that the extra one per cent
of the common stock will be regular
" declared hereafter. The dividend
on the common stock will be pay
able on Dec. l and that on the pre-
ferred stock at the close of business
on Nov. 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
MARRIAGES

The marriage of Miss SalOmea Sly
manOwska, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph SZymanowski 619 S. Carlisle
ST.. 10 Zygmunt Gorniewicz. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. AHcheal Gorniewicz. 725
w. Division ST. took place Wednes-
day morning at o'clock at the St.
Adelbert's church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev J. Kubacki.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Martha SZymanowska and
Miss Helen Struzewska. while the
groom by stephen Ruminski and John
Szymanowski brother Of the bride.
A reception at the home OF the brides
parents followed the ceremony.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Po-
wicka, W. Division St. 10 Peter Wech,
was quietly solemnized Wednesday
morning at = O'Clock at the ST. Adel-
bert's church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John Kubacki.
The attendants were Miss Mary Bed
mar and Marion SzatkoWskL Follow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
COMPANIES CONSOLIDATED
o. Il. Ludwig is President OF New
Company.

Through the consolidation of the
Red Line Delivery Co. and the Ward
Hack & Transfer Co. O. +. Ludwig,
former owner of the former company,
is president OF the new organization.
Samuel Slick, who was general man
ager OF the Ward Co, will be general
manager Mr.. Ludwig Will take charge
of the Auto Inn on 5. Michigan St,
which was a part OF the Red Line,
while Mr.. Slick will have charge Of
all OF the equipment of the new COM
pany. Roy Keith. chief clerk of the
Red Line, will continue TO manage
that part of the business. Both COM
panies Will be run under the old
nnmps
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04

has returned from few days Visit
with relatives at South Cmcago an"
LapOrte. hoo,
here for several days visiting Win
friends left today for Cleveland.
Henry Lopaski left this afternoon
for his home in Detroit after ous-
mess visit here.
Owoc has arrived here from
YOUNGSTOWN to make his home. AT
present he is the guest OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Louis Koldkiewicz. S. Walnut ST.
Adam JarZynski has returned TO MS
home in East Chicago after rev
DAVIS visit here with friends.
Leo Kurzelski, who has been mere
on business. left today for Toledo.
Joseph WarzykOwski has returned
to Iaporte after a short visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry DomcZewski
have returned to SOuth-Chicago after
a brief visit here with friends.
John Rywalski has left for his home
in Pittsville after a short visit mere
with friends.
Theodore Kachtus has arrived here
from Chicago on business.
Martin WerntZ, who has been here
for a few days visiting with friends,
left today for Hammond.
Henry Stepnicki has left for his
home in Gary after a business visit
here.
Frank Lozwich, who has been here
for several days visiting with friends,
left today for Jackson.
Rev. Stanislaus Gruza. G. s. C., for
merly a pastor Of st. Cashiers
church. left Wednesday for Chicago
after a business visit here.
Cashier Luzny, 1929 W. Napier ST,
and Bill Otolski, s. Chestnut St. will
return this evening from a business
trip TO Detroit.
John Szwarc Of Elkhart was in the
city on business Wednesday,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
SALE INCOMPLETED

The Martin garage, \. st. Joseph ST
and +. Jefferson blvd, reported TO
the police department Wednesday
night that a stranger attempted to
sell them a large automobile tire.
thought To have been stolen from
some garage or of from some car.
The man entered the garage about 9
o'clock. and tried To sell the tire. See
ing a policeman in the garage, he
hurried out and made his escape. The
tire was recovered. and is waiting at
the police station for its owner TO
claim IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
x X X X ;. X X X X X X X
NEWS or INTEREST =
x TO POLISH CITIZENS x
BAPTISNIS.
X x x = Z \ \ \ = = y = = = 3

BAPTISMS.
Dorothy, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Micheai Markiewicz, 1902
Durham St, was baptized wednesday
evening at the st. Cashiers church.
Rev. Stanislaus Gorka, c. ). G., per-
formed the ceremony.
The god parents are Mrs. Juha
Kruszewska and Micheal Kopipski.
Boleslaus Edwin. the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Paszek, 1146 w.
Thomas St. was baptized Wednesday
evening at the st. Hedwige church.
The gOd-parents are Andzel Prey
bvcz and Mrs. Pelagia Michalowska-
Heronim, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanislaus Grzegorek, has been bap-
tized at the st. Hedwige church. me
god-parents are Miss Pelagia Nowak
and Leo GrZegorek
John. the newly born son of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Jukajtis. has been
baptized at the St Hedwige church.
The god-parents are Mrs. Anna
Szaibon and John Rutkowski.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
SUES on ACCOUNT.

oliver Johnson was made defend
ant in a suit filed by the South Bend
PlOw Co. Wednesday 90 collect on an
account. The amount alleged To be
due the Plow company is S106.15.
They ask interest at six per cent from
November. 1914.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
BLIND BEGGAR is RICH
Gets Legacy and Will Have Eyes OPP
Grated Upon.

WEBB CITY, Mo-, Nov. As. R.
Cotton, a blind beggar OF this city,
who had just learned that he had in
herited S650,000, announced today
that he would undergo an operation TO
have his sight restored, and then he
intended to start a bank in Webb
City. COtton's inheritance came from
the estate of Powell Cotton, his BROTH
er, who owned large plantation near
Richmond, Ark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The exercises of Lady Falcons, II.
BaiiclSi. No. IL will be held Friday
evening at Z. II hall.
The Falcons. NJ. ROmanOwsh will
hold their exercises Friday evening at
KosCiusZkO hall.
The tennis club Of M. r. Falcons
will meet Friday evening at k,osciusz-
ko hall.
The New York Central club enter
tanned Wednesday evening with an
informal dance AT z. 3. hall. More
than $50 were in attendance and the
program of dances was played by
Arts orchestra.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
HAVE SOUTH BEND CLUB
Nineteen students From Here Are At
tending Indiana.

Miss Alvina Wolf, $50 Z. Colfax av.,
has been elected vice president of the
Freshmen class at Indiana university.
Word to that effect was received
Thursday. Miss Wolf is one of q
large group OF graduates of the South
Bend high school who are attending
the state university. They have or
canized a South Bend club Of 19 mem
bers OF which Frank Whitaker. cap
tain OF The football team. Is president
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
ARE SECRETLY MARRIED
Charles MuesseI and Mrs. F'iHey Keep
Secret Two Months.

IL has become known TO friends of
Charles a. Muessel and Mrs. Daisy
FillCy that the couple were secretly
married on Aug. ( at st. Joseph, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. MuesseI confirmed the
report of the marriage Wednesday,.
Mr.. Muessel is in the grocery business
in this city and is a director in the
South Bend Wholesale Grocery Co.
Mrs. MuesseI is connected with the
millinery department of the Ellsworth
81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
lombard GERMANS.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 4-The Tele-
graaf states that on Monday a French
aviator flew over Mechlen and Liege
and bombarded a German munition
depot. Three other aviators bonn
barded German defense works on the
Franco Belgian frontier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
SHIP l. STINK

MIDpLESBOROUGH. Eng, Nov 4.
The British steamship Friargate,
sea By Il German submarine The
crew was saved. The Friargate hall
ed from fleetwood and was built in
ssio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04

ing the ceremony q reception was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Pawlowski, w. Division st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
RIRTHS

Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Koc-
zorowski, 1888 W. Division St, a son
Nov. 3.