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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-22
MAINE PUSHING WORK
s. ON new HIGHWAYS
Beginning Of Another Season Will
See Completed $50 Miles Of
Finest Type.

Announcement is made that road
work is being rushed by the Maine
state highway department and before
winter sets in a great many miles OF
new state road will have been added
to the state system. The beginning OF
another season will see completed in
the neighborhood of ESQ miles Of the
finest type of road by the state high
way department. to say nothing OF
several hundred miles Of improved
highway built by the various towns
Another season will also see the ne
cessity for long detours practically
eliminated, as the stretches to be built
during 1917 will be but short ones
connecting up the long stretches OF
state highway now being completed.
Between Portland and Bangor the
best route at present, for strangers at
least. is the shore road, so called. via
Brunswick. Bath. Rockland and Bel
fast. Between Portland and brunswick
is a new bituminous federal aid high
way From Brunswick to Bath BIZ
luminous macadam highway is now
being built. but the long detour OF
last summer Is now unnecessary and 1t
is possible to go from brunswick to
Cooks Siding, continuing from there to
New MeaQOWS, tNcNCo luto DdSA. yin
Damariscotta to Nobleboro work is in
progress, but .automobiIists going east
can continue until the second road to
the right Is reached. there turn to
the right and continue over a narrow
but good road until the state highway
is again rejoined short distance be-
yond-
A short but good detour is neces-
sary between Thomaston and Rock
land while road work Is in progress.
g.
continuous state road except for about
two miles in Camden and a short
stretch in Rockport. From Belfast to
Bangor the road Is in fine condition.
Some difficulty is being experienced
by strangers making the trip between
Portland and Bangor. via Lewiston,
Augusta and Watervi1le. between
Waterville and Newport. A good route
to follow between Watervtlle and
Newport is to continue from Water
vile through Fairfield along the Show
hogan road to Pishons Ferry. crossing
here and continuing to Pittsfeld.
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AuronoBlLe
.NllCENSES

District automobile licenses have
been issued since The Stars last report
as follows:
42a3I-Milton Allies. 1890 I street
northwest, Maxwell.
43sa2-T. P. Hamilton. 1873 o street
southeast, Buick.
ana. T. Magrum. Cherrydale.
Va, Ford.
42334-John L. Bonner. 81 18th
street northwest, Overland.
42335-J. r. Romig, 3114 Mount Pleas
ant street northwest, Winton.
4233s-Ernest Bairstow. 1913 o street
northwest, Cadillac
42a37-E. b. Adams. 2oas list street
northwest, Studebaker.
42aas-P. g. aavan. 1857 Park road
northwest, Paige.
42sss-Hub, Furniture Company. 7th
and D streets northwest. Republic
Truck
42340-Hub Furniture Company, 7th
and D streets northwest, Republic
Truck.
42s41-D. Bronson. 1874 Park road
northwest, Maxwell
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avenue northwest, side Car.
423s4-C. q. Pnuger. 3S13 Connecticut
avenue northwest, Moon
42ss5-H p. Fletcher. 1718 n street
northwest. Cadillac.
42ase-T. q. Gardiner. 1854 9Th street
northwest, Buick
42as7-w. B. England. 1855 Morse
street northeast, Overland.
42sss-w. A. Hutson. 74s I'd street
northwest. Dodge.
42sss-E: G. Adams. 51s Southern
1900 to 42494 issued some time ago.
424s5-E. Ragland. POLL Park road
Studebaker.
424ss-1sadore Aanlein. ia 10th
'ssss Tee rs Eastern
nue.. Takoma Park: Cadillac
4249s-olive Hancock, the Cairo, Hud-
z24ss-Fred c. Butt. - R street
4a5oo-H G. Berger. s1os LIST street
425o1-T. F. Hofrerberth. s1s B street
southeast. American.
4a5o2-H. R: King. GIT 10Th street
4a5os@W. r. Stone, 80 P street north.
425o4-A. R. Campbell. Metropolitan
Club. Scripps-Booth.
425o5-James Donohoe. 2os Pennsyl.
vania avenue southeast, demonstrating
42506-Byron S. Adams. 512 It'll
street northwest, Winton.
42507-National Auto Tranrfer Stor.
age and Carpet Cleaning Company
1903 II street northwest. Service truck
4250s-C. N. Clunet. woodward build.
ing, Overland.
42509-Joseph W. Cav. $50 10th street
northeast. Ford.
42510-Occidentai Auto Company, mo
1413 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Cadillac.
425I1-F. B. Rhorer. Riggs building
42512-H. B. Padgett. 7so 18th stree,
southeast. Cunningham.
42513-H. 8. Nicholson. Bill v street
northwest. Detrofter.
42514-William W. Georger, 1884,
Park road northwest, Winton.
42515-J. E. Hutchinson, jr.. McGi1
building. Buick.
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41sss-L Bombsrgsr. sses NV Has,
shire svenus northwest, D14e1E
,A3kke-o c. Coz, 1s1e t1fh sesese
northwest, Ford. ~
t25so-w. J. Wheatiey. 1878 New Jsrs.
sey avenue northwest. Grant.
x1561-J. p. Smith, LIST and y strss&gs
southwest. winton.
425s2|. p. Dempsey. the ontaris.-
Ford.
42563-Anna Campbell, 1897 r street
northwest, Studebaker. .s
425s4-Harry lager. s1A street
42565-C. NJ Chaney. sos gath streessj
northeast, Buick. I
42566-J. r. Cain, 1913 H street north
west. Buick
425s7-sam White. 31a Bond building.
Buick. a,
ticut avenue northwest. Packard. j,
4256s-w. A. Henderson. 1917 9Th
street northwest. Cadillac. q
4257o-Frank e. Berry. $50 14th street
northwest, Ford.
42s7l-1da Buckley. Brightwood. D,
c., Studebaker. w
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436l41T. A. Poole, 6s11 Connecticut
avenue northwest. Auburn.
4264S-J. n Billfrey. FendAu build
ing, Empire.
4264e-James N. Rausch. 1906 Irving
street northeast. Qramm truck.
4ab47-Wfllfam Buchert, $50 K street
northwest. Ford.
4254s-E. L Sflber. saratoga apart
ments, Ford.
42s4a-Arthur Violet, 3loo Randolph
street northeast, Little.
4255o-E. H. Castenbader, 1890 LIST
street northeast, Ford
425E1-R. Johnson. s143 a4th street
northeast, MAXWELL
42552-L. A. Roth, S420 18th street
northwest, -Duryea
42553-James Trimble. 1914 Lamont
street northwest, Dodge.
4a5s4NMrs. G. E. Naim, 3427 18th
street northwest. Detroit Electric.
42555-E. E. Salisbury. 404 9Th street
no aa5ssSJ. =. Mitchell. - Fitch place
northeast, Ford.
42557-Department of Interior, Wash
ington, D. c., Studebaker.
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'H'o" 'oH' At 7 % % OF one % CAR WHICH
4251e-Mrs. N. Allen. 1873 Monro
street northwest, Chevrolet

4251e-Mrs. M. Allen. 1873 Monroe
street northwest. Chevrolet.
Neutrality-suspicious. Auto sishtsee-
ing Transit Company, sol u 18th street
northwest, International truck.
42s1s-International Auto Sfghtsse-
ing Transit Company. sol v 18th street
northwest. International truck.
4251s-F. W. Webb. IS Adams street
northwest. Hupmobile.
4252o-E. H. Hardy. SIT Quebec place
northwest. Studebaker.
42521-John H West, 2123 18th street
northwest. Oakland.
42522-O. T. Andrews. foot Of ID street
southeast. Little Giant Truck.
42523-Lawrence Roys, 80 D street
southeast, Ford.
,, aSSs4.d esxso,. Garner. BOT Rigs.
Water streets southwest, Chandler.
4252s-F. P. sheehy. ssos Georgia
avenue northwest. Davis.
northwest, Dodge.
4252S-William h II. Terrell, 52s q
street northwest, Argo.
4zS2s-Frank Kolb. 1913 18th street
h ,9ssse@H f W. Whitley, s,s. 18th
street northeast. Ford.
42531--M. H Hill. the woodward,
Packard.
42532-C. L Smith. 1128 Q street
northwest, Saxon.
425ss-Meyer Hesson. 1241 11th street
southeast, Ford.
42534-Susan E. Berry, 2a7 o street
northwest, Dodge.
42ss5-P. J; Bayne. "a 18th street
4253s-F. l. wagar, 2s1s P street
northwest, Cadillac.
425s7-H. A. Pattison, 635 r street
northwest, Overland.
4253s-A. J. Berries. 1881 New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest, Saxon.
42539-J. Callahan. Norfolk and WASH
ington Steamboat Company, Hupmo-
bile.
4254o-Earl L. Douglass, 1915 Decatur
street northwest, Hupmobile.
42541-Wi1liam c. Gwynn, 1914 S0th
street northwest, Kisse1-Kar.
42542-G. D. Murphy, S142 Q street
northwest, Ford.
42543-L. White. South Capitol and
I streets, Ford
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New Automobile Agency.

The Ungerer Motor Company. 1876
Connecticut avenue, has closed con-
tracts to represent the Velie and Pre-
mier lines in the National Capital and
vicinity. The new Velie models ar
rived few days ago and were placed
on display at the local salesroom.
Announcement was made yesterday
of the appointment of Lawrence
schenk as manager of the local COM
pany and Wilbur Leech and William
H. Hicks as members of the sales staff.
Mr.. Schenk was for a number Of years
connected with the Carl A. Page. Motor
Company of New York and Philadel-
phia. Messrs. Leech and Hicks are
local members of the automobile fra
ternity, both having been connected
with various automobile concerns dur
ing the last few years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-22
4ss4a-c. Norwood. EOS East Capitol

42342-c. Norwood. sos East Capitol
street. Maxwell.
42345-Harry Ryan. 1121 X street
northwest, Saxon.
42344-w. W. Childress, 14o5 street
northwest, Overland.
42345-Carrie B. Walsh, 2020 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest, Pterce-Ar-
row.
42s4s-Norval Metcalf. 1907 e street
northwest, Cadillac. a.,
42347-Donald R. Sweetman, 1oo6 9Ih
street northeast, Maxwell. .oor
4234s-Randolph A. Menefee. 1926
Lincoln road northeast. EMF
42349-Hubert Newsom. 111o II street
northeast, Ford.
4235o-W. O. Essex, 1892 Cathedral
avenue northwest, Willys-Knight.
42351-Occidental Auto Company. 1411
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Caoli-
lac.
42s52-v. K. Cowman. navy yard. D.
i2s5sMFrank R. Cole. 1923 L street
northwest. Chevrolet.
42354-R. e. Allen, sos Irving street
42s55~steuart's Garage. ISL 18th
street northeast. demonstrating.
4235e-Steuart's Garage. Isl 18th
street northeast. demonstrating; ,o+h
street northeast, demonstrating; ~
street northwest. Dodge.
42359-J E. Braitinazer. 3019 Dent
place northwest. Dodge. -
42360-L. NJ. Roberts. 1905 Mckinley
street northwest. Dodge.
42361-S. Ferlitton. Baltimore. Md.
Paterson.
42362-william w. Fowler. 5o2 vir-
GINA avenue southeast. Ford.
42363-L. v. Tiffany. 27oo Ontario
road northwest, Auburn.
42ss4-Dyer Brothers. 1874 18th street
northwest, G. M. c. truck
42365-Sarah E. Brown. 304o o street
423es-A. Kleeblatt. 100 K street
northeast, Chevrolet.
42367-H H. Lewis. Real Estate Trust
Company, Pullman.
42368-Mrs Theodore Tiller. 1885
Montague street northwest. Ford.
42369-Donie Wilson, 1917 L street
northwest, Cadillac.
42s7o-L. 8. webb. 1903 Connecticut
avenue northwest. Ford o.. ~ .o.
northeast, Oakland.
42372-Carl Waller. $500 Wheeler
road southeast. Studebaker.
42373-Arthur Latterner. so2 Penn
| sylvania avenue northwest. Hudford
truck.
42374-E J. Brennan. Hotel Ear
4ss75-Addie N. Flynn. s1ss Con
necticut avenue northwest. Miiburn
4as7s~A. L. McGrath. 1905 18th street
! northwest, Stearns- Knight.
42377-Roger Brooke, 1108 Conneoti-
cut avenue northwest, Dodge.
| 42378-Char1es F. Miller, 719 9Th
street northeast. Kissel-Kar.
42379-A. w. Biting. 1899 n street
northwest. Franklin.
| 42380-T. l. Peyton. 2e2S Garfield
| street northwest, Saxon.
423s1-F. q. Goodman. b14 Taylor
street northwest, Ford.
42ss2-L P. Haw. Ill o street north
west. Oldsmobile.
42ass-George Plant 517 N stree.
northwest, Side Car.
423s4-H Rolling. LIS r street
42ss5-R r Thrift. 1o7 Upshur street
| southeast. Ford.
42as6-F R. Jelleff. 1850 Mount Pleas
ant street northwest. Mitchell.
! 42a87-W. J. White. IS Seaton plaoe
northwest. Buick
| 423ss-H. r. Northup. 1346 Oak street
42sss-E. r. Perry. Potomac. Mo.
423s0-George e. Martin. 1866 Irving
street northwest, Marmon.
| 42391-S. Forst, 1889 South Capitol
street. National.
42ss2-H. A simon. $3.50 18th stree,
northwest, Ford.
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During the last year 7s.2s1.735 short
tons of sand and gravel, having a value
of s23,s46,999. were dug out in the
United States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

wicz, Alex Wojtal. Michael Drze-
wieck. Valentine Paczesny; direct
resses, Mrs. Frances Zachowski and
Mrs Mary Wolski.
Commissioner the state Of
Indiana. X. Kaczmarek; Minnesota.
Thomas Chmielewski: Ohio. s.
Adamczewski; New Jersey. +. Ce-
bula, Pennsylvania. Valentine ia
chin; Wisconsin. Frank Kurowski:
Michigan. Sigmond Surat; Illinois.
Kordys; New York, Urbanski
The bond Of general secretary
and treasurer was placed at $4,000
each. and that Of the president at
$1,000. Il was also decided tina,
bonds of secretaries and treasurers
OF all local courts should be filed
with the administration OF Milwau-
kee. general offices. to safeguard the
delivery Of insurance money 10
proper heirs by the local secretai les
and treasurers.
The next convention will be held
in Racine. Wis. in September, 1918.
instead OF November, as heretofore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
CLUB RAISES $1,000
FOR GOOD WILL FUND
Reports Made by Members at We'd
nesday's Meeting-BOsen-
bury Defends stand.

Members Of the Kiwanis club in
the past three days raised more
than 1000 for the Good Will fund.
with number of persons still 10 be
heard from. according TO the re-
ports brought in at the noon lunch
con of the organization at the y. NJ.
g. y. Wednesday. Every member Of
the club a week ago agreed to give
at least a half days time TO the
Good VIII solicitation.
T. r. Pagel and DR.. Charles s.
BOsenbury, city health officer, were
oral boosters for the meeting. Mr.
Pagel discussed the history of the
Todd Check Protector Co. which he
represents in this city. Or. Bosom
bury defended his position IN refer
ence 10 the housing survey in South
Bend. George ButZbach. George
Platner and Max Adler were the
silent boosters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
CASH REGISTER ROBBED;
PORTER IS MISSING
You Will Accuse Me of This. So /
am Leaving" He Writes
Proprietor.

a sign Porter Wanted" y hang
ing in the window Of the Interurban
barber shop Wednesday morning for
very suddenly some time after
closing time at II o'clock Tuesday
night Aaron Lucas. the genial Negro
porter. who for the last two weeks
has been serving the patrons CT the
place in faultless style. disappeared
and together with him about Sl2 Of
the days receipts.
Mr.. Myers, you will accuse me
OF this so / am leaving" was writ
ten on sOiled collar that one of
the men had left in the shop. The
cash register was rified of about 81
in change that had been left there,
candy and cigar receipts to the
amount Of about 50 were taken and
the cash box Of the mechanical piano
had been opened and cleaned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
CITY IS READY
FOR CELEBRATION
Thanksgiving Dinner to be
Furnished by Students
of High School.

THANKSGIVING day is TO be cele-
brated with all Of the proper pomp
and ceremony in approximately H.
coo south Bend homes, augmented
by the visits of friends and by fam
lily reunions that are sacred TO this
day. But this is not news, at least
not in the newspaper sense Of the
word. but the celebrations that are
10 make notable the day for some
OF the city's organizations and So
cieties are news.
About $50 children from all parts
OF the city will enjoy the Thanks
giving dinner that the seniors of the
high school are planning. For some
time committees have been at work
with the plans and not a little part
of the work was the gat er,ng Of
the names of the tin. tots from
every school district, who might
otherwise fail to enjoy the day.
The girls under the tutorship Of
Miss Mable Carter. will cook the
dinner. and the boys, led by II.
Chillas. Will do the serving. After
the dinner, which will be served at
u O'Clock. there will be games. and
with due precautions the swimming
tank. Will be thrown open.
Will Serve Dinner.
For the men who will have no
home OF their own on this day Of
days, the Salvation Army is pre-
pairing a big dinner to be served at
noon, and a celebration and enter
tainment 10 follow IN the afternoon
and evening. In the chapel that is
TO be opened, there will be special
religious services in the early even
ing, followed by short addresses.
Cake, candy and fruit will be served
during the social evening.
More than 30 chickens have been
killed and will be served at the spec
ial dinner at the Orphans home On
Lincoln way +. The little tots will,
of course. be home from school the
whole day, and they plan TO make
good use of the time by preparing
for the entertainment that is 10 fea-
ture the Christmas celebration. The
playground will be opened the whole
day which will give them an ample
chance to play themselves out on
this day Of thanks. A number of
the children who have been sent
out from the home will return TO
help celebrate the day
Through the fundamentally OF
the Associated Charities, clubs or
CARNATIONS. churches and private
families OF the city will furnish full
turkey dinners to about 40 families.
There will be a chicken dinner
for the residents of the county farm
followed by a victrola concert in
the afternoon. Haley and Sample
civic centers will be opened i'm the
afternoon and in the evening there
will be community celebrations
Athletic games are scheduled for
both centers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
CHURCH FUND GROWING
Annual Meeting Held at Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church.

The annual congregational meet
ing of the Holy Trinity English
Lutheran church was held Tuesday
evening. The devotional service was
conducted by the pastor, Rev. A. r..
Keck, and reports of the years
work were read by the members and
showed that 101 sermons have been
preached, 3S special addresses given
and 642 calls made. The present
membership is 222.
The financial reports showed a
good financial condition and prog
Tess being made on the building
fund. Richard Strandberg and
Reuben Prick were elected to serve
on the church council for the next
three years
Thanksgiving services will be held
by the congregation on Thursday at
o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all who wish TO attend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30

wonderfully benefited by following the
simple rules Here Is the prescription:
c. 90 any active drug store and get 4
bottle ~ Bon-OptO tablets. Drop one
bon-opto tablet In a fourth OF a glass
n water and allow 90 dissolve With this
lquid battle the eyes two 70 four times
daily. You should notice your eyes clear
ar percepubly right from the start and
inflammation viii quickly disappear IN
your eyes are bOthering you. even a little.
take steps 90 save them now before "a is
too late Many hopelesSly blind might
have been saved II they had cared foF
tleir eyes iu time
Note Another prominent Physician TO
whom the above article was submitted
san Bon -OptO is very remarkable
remedy It's constituent Ingredients are
Well known 90 eminent eve specialists
and widely prescribed BY them. The man
uiScturcrs guarantee IL 20 strengthen
as eslEht % Der cent in one weeks time. in
many Instances or refund the money III
Fan Zoe obtained from auy good druggist
lnd : one Of the very few preparations I
-rel should be kept on hand for regular
use in almost every family Wettick's Cuf
hate Medicine Store Ills it-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
HE WANTED CIGARETS

Nineteen year-old Albert Burk-
hart admitted 10 the city court
Wednesday morning that he had
stolen some automobile accessories
and that he intended 10 sell them
and buy cigarets. Judge Hammer
schmidt strove TO inquire further
into the reasons behind the lads
actions. but failing. set the case
ahead for further investigation until
next Monday. A bond of $500 was
placed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
ARE HUNTING FOR TREE
Large One Will he Needed For
Christmas Celebration.

Members OF the committee in
charge Of securing a tree for the
annual municipal. Christmas tree
festival to be held on the court house
lawn on Christmas night still are
looking for a tree. IL was thought
that a suitable tree had been To-
Gated. but II was later found TO be
too small. T. y. Barnes. a member
OF the tree committee. has requested
that any person living near the city
who will furnish a tree. communi-
cate with him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
MARRIAGE LICENSE
ISSUED TO FROST

Arthur y. frost, confessed en-
bezzler Of about 1000 from the
New York Central Railway Co. Sc
cured a marriage license to marry
Pearl r. GOhn of Walkerton at the
county clerks office here early We'd
nesday afternoon. frost gave his
occupation as that Of a book keeper
and his residence as Walkerton.
According to his application for the
license he was &c years old last
July. while mis- wife's age is %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
Clear Bad skin From Within.

Pimply, muddy compilations are
due 70 impurities in the blood.
Clear up the skin by taking Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. Their mild
laxative qualities remove the poi
sons from the system and brighten
the eve. A full, free. non-gripping
bowel movement in the morning is
the reward OF dose of DIT Kings
New Life Pills the night before. At
your druggist. 25c-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
Doctor Tells HorU To Strengthen
Eyesight SO per cent In One
Weeks Time in Many Cases
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use az Home.

A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use az Home.
Philadelphia. Pa. Do you wear glasses 2
Are you a victim of eve strain or other
eye weaknesses IL So. you viii be glad
q know thai according g. DIT Lew s
there is real hope for you. Many whose
Eyes were faLing say they have had their
Eyes restored through the principle Of this
Hcnderful free prescription. one man
says. after trying 10 II was almost
blind could not see O. read az all Now
! can read auy thing without any glasses
and ms eyes do not water any more Al
light they would pain dreatfuliy. BOW
hey feel fine an the time 10 was Ike
miracle % me. A lady who used Do slFs-
The atmosphere seemed hlzy with or with
but glasses. but after us.uc this pre-
scription FOR fifteen days everything
seems clear can read fine print ygith
nut glasses" To ls believed that thou
sands NhC wear glasses can now dis
card them IN a reasonable time and mdl-
tltudes more Will be able O. strengthen
their eyes 50 as O. Pc spared the trouble
and expense ~ ever getting glasses Eye
Hoables u many descriptions may be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
SALOONMAN is FINED $40

Found guilty of permitting minors
to be in his saloon Joseph Paechy
was fined $40 and costs by the city
court Wednesday morning.
Carl Hirsler, lis :. Cherry St. and
John Kovach. 1926 y. Baker St.
both admitted that they were under
the legal age and both said that
they were in the saloon when De-
teCtives PABLO and Delinski entered.
They claimed. however, that they
were there looking for the father of
KOvaCh, who often went there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
TO HEAR SUFFRAGE TALK
Economic Study Club Plans Meeting
For Dee. at High School.

Woman suffrage will be the topic
of discussion at a meeting of the
Economic Study club, TO be held at
room p, high school building, after
noon of Dec. Z, from 2 TO 4 o'clock.
Miss Florence Wattles of Kokomo
will be the speaker.
Miss Wattles is a brilliant talker.
and campaigned New York and New
Jersey in behalf of suffrage when
constitutional amendments OF that
subject was before the people a few
years ago. Arrangements for bring
ing Miss Wattles TO South Bend
were completed Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
MISS KING HERE.

Miss Grace King. former super
visor Of domestic science in the
country schools here, who is now in
charge Of The same work in the
Wayne county schools. is the guest
Of Mr. ar d Mrs John s. Bordner
over Thanksgiving. Miss Ardelle
Wilson Of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Bord-
ners cousin, also IS visiting at their
home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-30
CLUB OPENS TOMORROW
Housewarmlng VIII be Held at
Country Home Thanksgiving.

Work on the South Bend Country
club was being rushed TO compile
ton Wednesday in order TO have the
clubhouse finished for the house
warming to be held there Thursday
dance in the evening. Committees
have been appointed TO show the
members and visitors over the
grounds Thursday afternoon and
evening. Resident guests will not
be allowed 10 attend the dance in
the evening.