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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13

BAY CITY. Alderman David Pat
tprson was stricken with paralysis
Tuesday morning and il in precari-
Gus condition. In the council meet
ing he took part in a heated debate
over sidewalks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13

ANN ARBOR.-The University o.
Michigan Y. NJ. c. \. has found en-
ployment of 1.7e0 students during
the school year just ending.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13

ST. JOTNS-Whilc PLAYING ball
Monday. Claude. 9-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Albro. residing near
Eureka. was killed almost instantly
when struck in the back by batted
ball.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13

NARLETTE-On account of rabies
in a herd of live stock near Port
Sanilac. the state live stock sanitary
commission has prohibited dogs run
ming at large in Sanilac county for 50
days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13

CADILLAC.-An agent of the fed
eraI Indian department threatens
in United States courts OF
half a dozen Bagara county saloon
kepes for selling liquor to Indians.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
BRIEFS.


BRIEFS.
EVANSVILLE.-NOa Mallory, II
years old. was run down by street
car and his left leg and collar bone
were broken. He is not expected to
live.
EVANSVILLE.-Wh talking with
members of his family John Herkes.
g. years old, a contracting teamster,
fell dead.
AUBURN. - c. a. DeBoniwell of
Auburn. has been appointed vice
deputy commander for the state of
Indiana for the order of Washington.
The order is composed of those who
are descendants of persons who took
part in the revolutionary war. Ad-
mission is by invitation.
ATTICA. - Just TO show their
friends that they could qualify as
militant suffra gists if necessary, three
Attica young women started out Tues
day for a 15O-mile hike TO Sheldon, III.
All were clad in khaki walking suits
and carried knapsacks-
EVANSVILLE - Mrs. Elizabeth
Scherer. 90 years old, fell down the
cellar steps at her home and suffered
severe internal injuries besides u
broken wrist.
ELKHART.-Jam humphrey, 10
years old. Edward humphrey, Is years
old. and Richard Meyers, 16 years old.
were arrested when they were found
in the park with an automobile. they
confessed that they had stolen the ma
chine from in front of church at
Toledo.
ANN ARBOR.=The University Of
Michigan y. NJ G. \ has found en-
ployment of 1.7G0 students during
the school year just ending
CADILLAC.-An agent of the fed
eraI Indian department threatens
in United States courts of
half a dozen Bagara county saloon
kepes for selling liquor TO Indians.
MARLETTE.-On account of rabies
in herd of live stock near Port
Sanilac. the state live stock sanitary
has prohibited dogs run
ming at large in Sanilac county for so
days.
ST. JOHNS-while PLAYING bah
Monday. claude. t-Nedl-olN son OF WI.
and Mrs. William Albro. residing near
Eureka. was killed almost instantly
when struck in the back by a batted
ball.
HOVGTON-Boys at Baltic village
found rat poison in an alley and gave
IL TO six-year-old Martin Beck. telling
him il was candy. He ate 1t and
died
BAY CITY David Pat
terson was stricken with paralysis
Tuesday morning and il in precari-
GUS condition In the council meet
ing he took part in a heated debate
over sidewalks.
CADIILAC-Two thousand people
tho ceremonies Of the law
ing of the cornerstone Of Cadillac's
new SIS. 600 postoffice Tuesday after
noon. q J Kiekema and Congress
man J. c. Mclaughlin were the
speakers. The Masonic grand lodge
officers were in charge
SAGINAW Members of the Sagi-
nav board OF trade viii start "a three
day campaign Ga raise $500 60 COM
plete $1,000 for a new hotel 20 re-
place the present Bancroft house.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13

Benjamin r. Meyer. 81 years old, a
resident Of Elkhart county for SO
years. is dead Two sons and three
daughters survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
CUlBERSON RESIGNS
Pastor Of Third ChrIstinp ChurcI,
Going to New Chnrge In
IndiunR.

Rev. Gerald Culberson, widely
known and popular Richmond pastor.
mas resigned his paBtorate Of the
Third Christian Church to accept
cail to the First Christian Church Of
BEDFORD. Indiana. After urging the
minister to reconsider his action, tho
official board of the church has accepted
the resignation.
Mr.. Culbcrson will leave for his now
ucld october l. He is Il graduate OF
hethany College, West Virginia, and
II native OF Georgia. Regarded az an
exceptionally able minister and n man
OF engaging personality. Mr.. Culberson
mas made many friends In Richmond
and. while wishing him much success
IN MS new field. they will regret to
see him leave.
Tho Official board OF the Third Chris
lihh church consists Of Dcacons c. i.
johnson George w. Glass. II. IL.
Wright. +. l.. Blake. G. w. Denney. J..
NJ. Cobb. j. H. Wilson. w. 7. Perkin-
son, John Hawkes. and n. d. SuEe:
iEidars J. NJ Baldwin and b. +. Grove;
Clerk w. b. Terrell and Financial
Secretary l.. NJ. Morris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
DISCUSS TUBERCULOSIS
Several Widely known Authorities to
Address Medical Society Of Nir-
Einin In October.

Some widely kuown authorities on
tuberculosis will come 10 Richmond to
discuss consumption NJ tho coming
meeting OF the Medical Society Of Nir.
Iinia. which wifi be held here October
&c 10 2e.
The speakers and the subjects thvy
VIII discuss are MS follows:
DIR. Lawrason Brown, Saranac. y Y.
Subjects ntoria in the Fight
Against tuberculosis"
DIR. Louis Hamman, director OF the
Phipps's Clinic. Johns Hopkins univor-
sity. Observation-Disclosures In the
Fight Against Tuberculosis"
Dr. David r. Lyman, director OF the
Gaylord Farm Sanatorium. Walling-
ford, Conn. Subject-"Visitlng Nurses
IN the Fight Against Tuberculosis.
DR.. Charles J.. Minor. Ashevillc, y. c.
Subject--"is ISOLATION Hospitals in tho
Eight Against Tuberculosis"
The discussion Is TO be opened bv pr
John J. Lloyd, resident physician OF
the Catawba Sanatorium. and Or
Stephen Narnsbcrger. OF Catle,t. one
OF the pioneers in tuberculosis work in
Virginia
AS these speakers are regarded as
authorities OF the flrst rank. IL is ex
pected that very large gathering OF
PHYSICIANS and social workers will AS
semhlo TO hear them address the Ned;-
cal Society
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
LAFAYETTE APARTMENT
WINS PERMIT FROM CITY
VIII Proceed to Erect $50, 900 struc.
ture at Grace and Shafer
Streets.
ENDS LONG COURT FIGHT
Ordinance Fixing Line 20 Feet Back
From Street, Passed at Request OF
Adjoining Property Owners, Held
to BE Unconstitutional.

Following one Of tho most stubborn
nshts that have ever been waged in
,he ci'y against building line estab-
iished by the Council the Lafayette
apartment Corporation yesterday, was
awarded permit by building Insncc-
Tor Butler. allowing II to construct
an apartment house on the southwest
corner OF Grace and Shafer Street
men property owners on the Grace
street block between Harrison and
ohater Streets learned about three
months ago of the company's intention
10 erect tivc-story apartment on the
| corner about eight feet from the side-
Walk. n majority OF them Joined in a
peut!on to the Council for a building
,ine twenty feet south OF the property
CITY LOST FIGHT IN
STATE SUPREME Court
AFTER n series OF heated meetings
the Ordinance Committee recommended
twenty-foot line which was approved
by the Council. The Lafayette com
pany attached the ordinance in the
courts and secured from Judge Crump
OF the Law and Equity Court, a ruling
hoiding the ordinance unconstitutional
In that II deprived the company OF its
property without due compensation.
The city appealed. but Judge Crump
Vas sustained by the State Supreme
Court Of Appeals.
The granting OF the permit yesterday
dehnitely ended the citys further re-
sistancc. 1t was though, at one time
that the city would take the case 10
the United States Supreme Court since
the ruling OF the State courts prac-
ucaily deprives the city OF the right
to fix building line where a single
property owner objects because a pro-
posed line takes from him more prop
erty than he Is willing to dedicate
me apartment house to be erected
by the Lafayette Company will be OF
modern design and 1--WE stories hfrh
1t Will cost approximately $50. 900.
work. 1t is understood. viii begin in
the next few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
SHOW TRAINED ANIMALS
Gentry nrotbcrs to Give Street pnrndc
and Two PrrformanreS
To-Day.

Gentry Brothers trained animal show
invaded the amusement field OF Greater
Richmond Yesterday, when IT presented
two performances in South Richmond
The show came for n two-days' visit
After the performance last night It
moved TO the north side OF the river.
Early this morning 1t Will make itself
at home at Elm and Main Streets where
IT Will give performances to-day at .
and s o'clock.
Yesterday morning the street parade
which was given on tho Southsidc
demonstrates that the shows have been
enlarged materially since they last
wcre here. The parade has many
chariots that illustrate the fables OF
childhood
In the retinue of trained creatures
introduced arc dogs. monkeys. ponies,
sheep. gonts. elephants. horses and
mules. The different families arc In
trodnccd separately and then are
worked together. The especial fca-
ture this season is a Ricoboni act,
in which one horse. two ponies and
nineteen dogs take part This morning
the street parade Will leave tho grounds
1T Elm and Main Streets at 10 O'clock.
making its way through business and
residential sections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
RAILROAD Y. NJ. c. A. WINS
348 MEMBERS IN DAY
siasm, Locomotive Works
Leading in Race.
EXPECT TO GET 1000 MEMBERS
Those Taking Part in Membership
Campaign Will Meet Each Evening
for Supper and TO Hear Encour-
aging Talks From Leaders.

The first days result in the big
"1oo-in -seven-days" membership cam
paign OF the Railroad Young Mems
Christian Association netted the asso-
citation 34S members. or little short Of
half of the number sought So en-
thusiastic are the teams competing for
first place in the contest IL was de-
cidcd 1T the meeting last night TO raise
the number to 1000 members to be
obtained bT next Thursday.
The meeting of the teams last night
was a remarkable demonstration. The
twenty-h five teams In the race reported
for supper at $40 o'clock to give In
the results OF the days work. After a
delicious menu had been served, Mayor
George Alnslie made brief address,
congratulating the teams for the OBJ
jcct they arc trying to accomplish. sly
ing that not only were the teams to
lie congratulated. hut the city az well
for having such splendid men to ac-
complish things.
BULLETIN HOARD SHOWS
PROGRESS OF CAMPAIGN
The BIZ; bulletin board was arranged
in one end o! the auditorium, with the
names of the automobiles which the
teams represent set out in bold let
ters AS each team made it's report the
crowd that filed tho room burst into
cheers. while the noise Of the automo-
bile horns and sirens drowned all other
sounds. II was not until the last team
on the list was reached that the big
total was assured. This was the
Chevrolet team. of the American Loco
motive Works which reported n total
for one day of los new members. The
team that took second place was the
Chandler team, Of the American Loco
motive Works. which reported ninety
members. The third team was the
Overland. with twenty-one.
The competition is keen. and while
the Chevrolet team has made a great
record. the other teams will keep it
working to hold it's place at the head
OF the list. There is little doubt as to
tho nnal outcome now. assurances being
made that another 200 would be added
by tonight.
1t was also announced that the sup
pcrs hereafter would take place at
o'clock In the evening. instead OF $50
o'clock, on account Of the inability of
the men to get on from work in time
to attend.
The teams gave in their results as
follows:
Renault, G; Ford. 10; American. o:
Chalmers. 3: Stevens Duryca. o; Dodge.
IL; Overland. 81: Buick. 4; Studcbaker.
s; Haynes. ,; Chandler. 90; Chevrolet
los: Alec, not reporting: King. not re-
porting; Locomobile, 10: White. Z:
Packard. 9: Jeffrey. 3: Pierce-Arrow. 4:
Cadillac. 4: stanley, .: REQ. not report
ing: Maxwell. 4: Peerless. 2; National
IL: Hupmobile. 0; Premier. IL: Metz. 6;
hudson. l. Total, 34s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
HANG TROPHIES IN CAPITOL
Redwood Single Farm Exhibit Wins
High Honor mt sam Fran
cfscO ExpoHition.

James Bellwood. the enterprising
and progressive Chesterfield farmer.
whose Single farm exhibit at the
Panama Pacific Exposition is regard
cd as one Of the most attractive feat
urcs OF the agricultural division of the
big worlds fair. is having duplicates
made Of tho pennants and banners won
by the Bellwood exhibit. IN n letter
received by Secretary Alexander For
ward, Of the Virginia Commission to
the Panama Exposition, MIR.
Redwood says II is his purpose to send
the duplicates here to be displayed in
the museum OF the State Department Of
Agriculture ut the Capitol Mr.. Bell
wood is still in San Francisco. Be-
sides the many pennants. ribbons and
banners hung on the Bellwood exhibit
by the Judges who made the awards.
other trophies in the form of gold md
silver medals were captured by the
Chesterfield farm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
CASES DISMISSED
No Law Against Poker Playing Where
Little Money Changes Innds,
Says CrutchHcld.

The case against NJ y. Lyons. ar
rested by Detective ScrGeants Wilt
SHIRE and Bailey on a charge of per
uniting gambling In his room in tho
Wallerstcin Building, WAS dismissed by
Justice Crutchield in the Police Court
Yesterday. Tho court held that there
Is no law 10 prohibit n man allowing
his friends to engage in poker aa,ne
IN private room, provided loss than
$40 is won or lost there within TWEEN
ty-folir hours
Justice Crutchfleld also dismissed the
case against G. l. Bucher. j. NJ. Weed.
John Lang, Jr.. and c. Davis. arrested
oS mo detectives as suspicious char
hc'ers' suspected OF having robbed w.
T.. Scott o! $500. The arrest of these
men. after Scott had Informed the dc
t"ct'ves of his movements on the night
ne alleged he was ronbed OF the money.
resulted In the arrest OF LYONS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
WATERWAYS DELEGATES
WILL STOP IN RICHMOND
Come Here by Special Train on
Way to Savannah Con-
YentiOn.
PRESIDENT MOORE is HERE
He and Congressman Small Confer
With Officials as to Arrangements.
Bids Opened for Work i'm james
River Yesterday at Norfolk

Richmond will entertain a largo
number of delegates 10 the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Convention. who
pass through here on their way TO Sa-
vannah on sunday evening. Novem-
Der S.
Carolina, and Congressman j. Hampton
Moore. president of the Atlantic Deeper
Waterways Convention, arrived In
Richmond yesterday, and were re-
ceived by Mayor Ainslic, President w.
ii. Adams OF the Board OF Aldermen
President r. Lee Peters, OF the Com
mon Council; George w. Rogers. chair
man of the Council Committee on Dock,
River and llarbor, and Councilman
Ferguson. Fuller. Powell. Welsh and
Fuller. They left at G:i5 o'clock for
Raleigh
The Atlantic Deeper Waterways
Convention will be held this year in
Savannah. Ga. on November .. 10, l / and
II. 1t Is proposed to operate 4 special
train along the entire Atlantic sea-
board, beginning ut some point in
Maine and gathering delegates as it
comes South from each city and state
interested in the development OF
waterways.
DELEGATES WILL. COME
ny SPECIAL TRAIN
The special train will arrive here on
o'clock, and the delegates will go at
once to the Jefferson Hotel for supper
and later will visit ST. Johns Church,
which will be kept open for their in
spection after the night service.
Councilman Rogers was named az
committee TO make the necessary ar
engagements for this trip. Mayor Aims
lie. Governor Stuart and others will be
in the party to welcome the visitors at
the Jefferson Hotel. From Richmond
the special train will proceed by way
Of the Southern state capitals. taking
in Raleigh and Columbia on the way
to Savannah. Before the stop in Rich
mond stops will he made in Jersey
City Trenton. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington.
1t is expected that the Richmond
delegates Will toin the special train
here. 1t is expected that members OF
the Dock. River and Harbor Commit
tee Will represent the city Council, and
that a committee will be named to rep
resent the Chamber OF Commerce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
DRIVES INTO TREE
Motor Chr Accident Occur, Scnr co,-
try Clui'--No One IN Seriously
Injured.

while learning to drive her husbands
motor car last night, Mrs. q. Hooper.
10 west Grace Street. drove the car
mo trec on curve near the Conn
,.ao ana damaged tho car 10 some
extent. In the machine at the ,imo
wer" MIR and Mrs. Hooper ana ,hctr
ihr"c children. None OF the party was
injured, although all OF them wcrc
snaken up. Mrs. Hooper said las,
h'fht That the car just seemed to go,
away from her for an instant and wont
mo me tree before she could regain
cohtrol OF H. Mrs. Hooper and bcr
party were taken In by warner Moo.
ana brought back 70 tho city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
FINED FOR USING MULE
tharGc of Theft IE Not Sus,,tn.,
Ag"in"t WiIiia'n Price In Mnsi.-
! trHtc'H Court

William Price. colorcd. was yestcr-
DAY fined S2a and costs by Magistrate
I. j. Furyear Of Henrico for ,isinr :,
mule without tho consent OF tho owner
no warrant charged Price with steal.
hlf inc mule, nut this charge was not
proven.
Price works or the farm Of p
Johnson, near Westhampton Several
nights ago the society to which lie no :
longs mot. ana. without telling Mr
Johnson Of his intentions, he b.strodc
III" mule and rode off The animal
however was returned 10 the stable
ana me chars" OF theft could not he
sustained
Tho arrest was made by Policemen
II " Kendall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
bids OPENED FOR
JAMES RIVER WORK


IT.
NORFOLK. VA, September %
Bids for the excavation of the James
River channel. near Richmond. were
opened to-day in the office of Lieu
tcnant-Colonel Jcrvey, United States
Engineer. and the estimates will he
sent to Washington for final approval.
The work VIII consist Of the removal
OF $500 cubic yards of hard rock and
$1,000 cubic yards Of earth
The lowest bid was submitted by the
Maryland Dredging Company. OF Balti-
more. Mt $3.50 per cubic yard for rock
work. or s26.040, and 81 cents per cubic
yard for earth excavation. or $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
FORWARD RETURNS
Secretary to Governor Gives Glowing
Account of Trip to San Frnn-
cisco Exposition.

Alexander Forward. secretary to the
Governor, arrived here from the great
and bounding West yesterday morning
and n few hours later was at his desk
In the executive office. Mr.. Forward
spent more than half OF his vacation OF
three weeks on railroad trains. Ono
week was consumed In making the trip
to San Francisco. and another in re-
turning home He devoted FIVE days to
Sightseeing In Frisco and on the ex-
position grounds. The secretary says
he enjoyed every hour Of it. and AYERS
that he is healthier, happier and wiser
than when he started on the long tour
across the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
EXPERIMENTATION DAY
Governor Stuart Notifies Commissioner
Button of Designation of Octo-
Der q For Cleanup.

Governor Stuart yesterday notified
State Insurance Commissioners Joseph
Button that he has designated Satur-
day, October ., as Fire Prevention Day
in Virginia. While no proclamation Will
be issued all citizens are requested to
assist in removing fire dangers by
cleaning up their premises on that day.
Dangerous fues and flreplaces should
be looked after and accumulations OF
infiammable trash removed from
houses and yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
CONTINUES PETITION
Wells VIII licnr Argument on Fight
I" Prevent storage of Ammuni
ton M Iron Works.

Judge Ernest II Wells. In nus,inps
Court. Part II, yesterday continued tho
petition Of +. i. sydnor for an iut,nc-
lion restraining the American !.ocorno-
tive Company from storing hirn "x-
piosiVes at the plant OF the Richmond
boulevard, near the state ysair
Grounds. argument Will be heard In.
the court one day next week. n IS oy.
pected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
Sent On 10 Grand Ju,,

J. L. K!stler. the man arrested sew
cral days ago by Detective scrrearts
Willy and kellarn, on charrc ~
breaking into the house now Yrdor
construction AT % south Boulevard and
stealing number OF CARPENTERS tools
WAS sent on 70 the grand jury from
the Police Court yesterday or one %,
the charges. Several other charges
were continued against The man pend :
ing tho results Of his grand jury hear
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
Itcquisition For TayIor

Governor stuart yesterday issued at
the instance of the Richmond ponce. =
reQUisiton ON Governor Phillips Lee
Goldsborough. Of Maryland, nskil,; for
the surrendcr Of Thomas Taylor alag
High John" who /. wanted In tAIs
city for felonious shooting. The man
Is now In jail IN Baltimore He Is
alleged TO have shot Hayward Thorr,
in a quarrel over game of crap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
BRYAN TO SPEAK
VIII Deliver Address, mt Chnse city
Fair on October O-Pollnrd Will
Introduce Him.

William jennings Bryan, former Sec
rotary Of state, Will deliver an address
at Chase City on October .. the oc-
casion being the MecklenhurE- Erums-
wick County Fair. Mr.. Bryan Spok c
at Chase City three years ago before
Il large audience.
Acknowledgement John Garland Pol
lard yesterday accepted an invitation
TO Introduce Mr.. Bryan at Chase CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
Die, From Gun.shot Wo,nd

Alice EEglcston. a fifteen ycar-old
negro girl, died In the Memorial Hos
pitai yesterday afternoon. from the eff
fccts of gun shot wound in her back
The girl was brought to the hospital
Wednesday afternoon from Farmvlle.
where Louise Brown. Il nvc-ycar- old
negro GIRL is said to have shot her ac-
CllentallY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
Concealed Pistol.

John Robinson, colored. was arrest cd
by Detectives Thurman and Duffy last
night on n charge of carrying con
ccalcd pistol on his person. The negro
will be given n hearing in the Police
Court this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
VIII Address Naccnhe..

Under the auspices Of tho local ,o,
OF Naccahccs, D. p Markev. Of ne,rn,t
supreme commander of the Maccaheos
or the World. Will deliver an address
a. Leo Camp Hall on the nigh, of Sen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
Fined For using Auto,nobi1e.

Luther Johnson was fined $50 and
costs in tho Police Court yesterday on
n charge of using y. Jacobs automo-
bile without the permission of tho
owner. Detective ScrGcants willy and
Kcllam arrested tho man.