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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
,. !. du pO>T de MEMOIRS B
COMPANY.

W~IInlUEfon, TIcIhNafN,
T. Arr IpI Meeting ~ the StockholderS or
III J. uI Iont dc Nemours 4 Company.
I'll no hcti "a Monday. tho 18Th day OF
htH"r ltlt. =, twelve O'Clock noon, at the
l|Ir"i4. .'i 70 of the Company, 80. lon7
Nt'." S'f..'. In tie City NJ Wilmington, In
~ O. 10y NJ New Castle, state % peia ware.
- 'n. pm p,ea II eI"Utinc "A Board OF ~
." H.-. tlr f'Dei,ing and acting upon the
''' ~ 20. ON 'rs. and for the trans
> '..r .f ,I.u other business as may prop
.H" n,'ofp the meettug, The meeting
v H" t'.I Ton kpom 95t ia Pont Building
MEMS J du pONT. secretary
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS..
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
pANY.
r.....l nmcc Itr,uL Strcet station,

philadelphia, .3rl February, l'l",
The ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders Of this Company. WI be n.cll IN
TUESDAY, the litll day 81 March lpln; ~
il O'Clock \. NJ. IN horticultural Han
broad street below Locust street, FhlIl-
drlphin, at which meeting VIII he sun
,ui,taI for consideration and action 10y In"
stnrkhpl!n'4 the Annuhl Report of tho
po.,i e i'"-y.nrs Tor IN" year "nf"i Sl-i
Dccemlr-. iHt", aud other appropriate" sun
Stockho,Inrs may obtain copies ~ M"
Annual Report Of the toinrnrt, ma 'hH
Inc on and after the Ith day Of March,
Iois, by personal application, or by latter,
nj the secretary's once Room .6?. Broad
street. station. Philadelphia.
~ LEWIS NELSON. Secretary.
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SALE At MARBLE NIL.

A. /. 4 8. Wolfson v sold FOR
Frederick Brown ~ Adrian avenue, q
three story private dwelling, on plot
33x75. The purchaser ~ a client or the
\. y. Cittern7n Corporation. which gave
In EXCHANGE 2s-St Fort Charles place.
recently reported sold.
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FORECIO>lRE SALES.


yoRk"ALENANpEn =. " klNNAN.
rla!ntir against ~GVlsEFiH
In pnrsnenCe 81 ~ Judgment % fore
c,osure ana sa.-, duly made AMI eu'rrel In
the abov" emitted a.tiou and hearing daie
the IN Gay " teNraa,', if'S, me MT
named. wllI sell at public a"t!on' ~ the
EN,hars" .salysroom, ~, -" N's"y
street. IN the borough ~. Mlnhailan. ny
Of New York. at the l5th dny oi March,
1915. At y o'clock noon ON TIM DAY, ny
therein des rihel as Follows .
ALI. mas certain lot, vie " ~ rar,tl 81
isna ~ NE s'',,a"f '"1 re ,."S,"i
NAIL Of the Tuv Of New York, Hnd
BOUNDED an d"-rrLh.i a. fo'lGnt ,,,.,,.
side 90 FIT, sixth street, Nhich said poin'
is distant tWo hundred ana nN" t.n5l feet
Ess'erly from the Snuthsastcrlv corner 81
running thence suuth"tly. and parallel with
Eighth Avenue. end through the, 'entre
feet aud hNr 90 inches: to the crntre line
OF the block, theme" EaStorly along sntd
centre line ,Men,{ ga, ,.el in.n,s NORTH.
hundred roO feet ant I'VE 60 inches, TO
the Sou'herly side, OF firr-.i,th street,
to the point or place of beginning.
sad premises briu% known as ~" 80
West 6sth street. In N" BOROUGH OF Man
haitian, CITY ot New York.
being the sam" premises ConN"Ned 90
Francis D,Jnrlo and u,e brIorlo hN
William \. Ewing aud Maui VI Ewing. h.
|, deed bearing even date with th"se pres
ents, which ore given to secure the pay.
m~nt of a part of the purchase money Of
said premises.
Dated. New York, Frbrinrv l-th lHlG.
RUDOLPH STAND. Referee,
CANNON & CANNON At'orneNs Tor Plain
tin Ia BroniwaN, Manhattan, New
YORK; city.
The following Is a diagram 81 the prop
prty To he sold is street Number Ia PA
West 5bth street Manhottdu'
No, 23t " 18th street.,
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ROOMY well built s-room house on
largo plot MI heiced In. laundry in cellar
hot water heat, hardwood flooring, artistic
combination electric and gas fixtures. mod
ern throughout; magnificent view Of Long
Island Sound and privilege of ba thing
beach. near station and trolley. $3.50 cash.
halanC" IN years; title guaranteed
SHORE FRONT. box les sun Office,
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mn Il now n, vERs.

Henry rierson & co. have sold $50
Tenth street. a three story private dwell
ling. OF lot lo.6xi00. for T.. sheriff, 10
Marion Nandorhyde. and 5S Second
street. a three story modern dwelling, on
lot 2ixi0O. for Louis Rouert.
II Morrcnthau has bought lb South
Fourth street, a lot 25x95. "a u site for a
seven story factory and garage.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

February 10th. 1916.
Til. annual meeting 81 the s,orkhoiisrs
Of tho Washington q New orleans Tele
.nr f'nn,rnny wNi he held at No. la5
tt,r%n,iway, IN the rity Of Nrw York, y v.
On "Wednesday, March lat, 1915, at . o'clock
nrmcnr. and for tho transaction 81 such
other business rs may come before the
m.etiug. VIM. IL. BAKER. Secretary.
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sth Avenue


charge, II satisfy which the above de
scritei property is To I've cold il -Four
thousand on. hundred ana seNnntA-siN and
00-lO0 tS1lT6,Ool Dollars, with interest
thereon from the 18th day Of February,
1915, together with the costs and allow
UnCe amounting to Two hundred and thirty.
seven and 6s-l00 ts2sT 53l Dollars, with
interest from the llth day Of February.
1916, together with tho expenses IT tho
sale. The appro>imat" amount 81 tn.
taxes, nssessmsnts and water rates or
other liens. which are to be allowed to
the purchaser out nf tn" pure use money,
or paid by the Referce, IL two hundred and
ninety mine nnd 20 TOO t@aa 2nl Dollars
and interest. said premises viii he SOLD
subject 10 n prior mortgage" for f'S,oo".
with interest thereon nj Ave ,0tti per
cent from May 18th, 1915,
Dated, New York, February l1th, 1919
RUDOLPH STAND, Referee,
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

MEYER. CHARlEs--ln pursuance. Of an
ordrr OF Hon John y. COhalan, q Surrn.
safe Of the county OF New York. NOTICE
X hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Charles Meyer, late 81 the
County OF New York. deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub.
scriber. at his placc 81 trnnsaotins bust.
ness. at the office OF. his attornevs, S,lter
4 Stelnkamp, No. li0 Nassau street, Bor.
oueh Of Manhattan. city Of New York. on
or before the 18TH dav OF NAV next. Dated,
New York, tho 9Th dav Of November, 1918.
HENRY MEYER. administration StLTER
4 sTElNk AMP, Attorneys for Administra.
tor, No. 40 Nassau street. Borough u.
Manhattan New York ti'v
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LEASES At GREENwICm.

rease & Gilman have rented. FUR.
nis'led. Tor W Jay Barker, his place AT
Riverside. Greenwich. Conn. to Bernard
Nollak.
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HOME For HARLEM CLUB.

shaw 4 Co have leased che three .tor
dwelling at CO West il3th street to m
La Giona Social club.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
SALES And LEASES
Holiday. Generally Observed.
Produces Little New
Business.

W J. liu.ion & son have sold for pr.
Harmon Smith 20 u cash customer f3
West l45:h street. "A three story ana
basement brownstone dwelling on LOT
l9Ngal1.
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The Nnrihern Central Railway Company

IT |'"- Nh lNIT TrNrultN, WV
t.H.. Meeting ~ IA" Stp'khoidrrs
9 .'. ..uuIruy * allied to he held in the
" |tpolu. mira floor, Union station,
' ''y Of baltimore, Maryland, at
~ s. VI pn THURSDAY, gam February,
W.. .r 'U" AUrurl Report OF the Presi.
en- "'I H'ard of directors for 1919 VIII
10 %" "'''i nu election held for twelve
ga. . 'r r'ry" for tho ensuing year,
N u.U.r business transacted as may
y . come hcforP the meeting
LEWIS NEllSbS, secretary,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE MACKAy COMPANIES.

TTNIsT TsVNT'TT TT NTTFT.NU Nv w
COMMON DINIbE<D M i3.
The regular quarterly dividend OF one per cent
on The Pr, Irrrel shares and he reg lar quarterly
dividend OF one and ono. quarter per cent on The
COMMON shares IN The Mackay Companies will
I've paid April lat, 1919, 10 shareholders Of
record IA they appear at the close Of business
March 10Th, rae. The transfer hooks will not
be closed. EDWARD e PLATT, Treasurer,
Dated, February @ist. 1915,
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Overlooking the So und

Modern home of 10 rooms md . baths;
omen ~fruplnrTs; hardwood; spacious
pnrches. hot water heat, sewer. water. gas
aud cisCtrictiy; . minutes 10 restricted
bathing beach, dotk, etc, deep water an.
,hpraga. " lloCke 20 station; $1,000 cash,
balance can be- arranged. y. STEPHEN
SON. 2t3 " SAN -.
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SALES Nv

ny VIRTUE NJ execution, soil to day. -
NJ, lGS rhrO0p AN~, brooklyn, assoc
men, OF groceriea and h%Ntures, etc
ALBERT LEVINE. city Marshal,
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To THE HOLDERS OF
BRLARlIItt LODGE As>OCoAT1ON-
INess NensNga1a vtOuds. nue .0u1y 4. 10J,
Trustee

NOTICE ls HEREBY GlNEN, os pro.
vided IN the mortgage OF the Briarclin
Lodge Association. dated May 9Th. 1907.
end in the agreement Supplemental thereto.
dated August, 1t, 1905. to the Fitth AVE-.
Tr,n, Company " New York. Successor.
that bonds Nos 80. a.. q. 90. sA.ss..e?.
1os and a. have been drawn Tor redemp.
lion IN April sth 1915. A. 1909 Of par,
aud viii be paid on presentation on and
after April Sth. 1915. a. ths Trust Depart
in.nt 81 tho und~c-slened. No lN Broad
way. New York City. after which date In
'.test ON the said bonds VIII cease
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Trustee.
Nv CHARLES IL SABlN. President.
Dated, February eth, 1916.
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THE NNERICAN GAS COMPANY
lOi Market street. Camden. y. J.

FFNTNdTE 10, TNTH.
A quarterly dividend Of 20, or o. 90 nor
share has been declared ON the capita
stock al this company, payable Narh !.
1910, 80 IA" stockholders of record al Z
o'cIock q. w., February 10. 1918. Checks
WI" !. H. TOWNSEND, sd. Treasurer.
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NOTICE
q HOLDERS OF SPECIAL IMPROVE
NENr PO\pS OF
the CITY Of PENSACOLA FLORIDA

IuI VII VI ICNSRVVlh UNIV
ANp All. OTHERS WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN
Notice is hereby given, pursuant. 20 an
otdinsn'. adopted b. the Board OF COM
missionsre ~ the cay OF Pensacola.
Florida. on January 10. 1919. that said
city OF Pensacola has decided 10 redeem
a. par and accrued Interest on the fr.'
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE 4 Trust
Complain. 81 CEDAR STREET. N THE
CITY NNO STATE OF NEW YORK. Ger
tain Special improvement Bonus Of the
CITY OF rensacola. Florida. IN acCordaHr"
with the option specially reserved therein
ant pursuant 80 the Jaw aud ordinance
authorizing their issue
The bonde referred 20 aut 10 he re-
deemed as nfnressid are Sprcial Improve
meut Boi is % the tIiy Of Pensacola,
Florida, ~ The ienominRtio VI Five Hun
bred $500 Dollars. dated July lst, 1910,
les gna Series e Group ., AMI NUM-
bsred Five Hundred sixty one 20 Fv.
Hundred Eighty t56l-3sol Inclusive. ma
turing July let, 1916.
An persons owning. ~ holding any Of
The above described Bonds ana all Others
whom I, may concern, ore hereby notified
that each and all of said above mentioned
Bonds are hereby required 90 he pre-
sented for redemption and payment NJ
the time, place and manner herein above
THE CITY OF PENSACOLA. FLORIDA.
BY 4. GREENHi'T, Mayor.
= w. E,;GART. CITY Clerk
! II. BAYTISS, Comptroller
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Attrnctiv. barguins Offered by nANkiNG
DEPARTMENT, STATE OF NEW YORK,
70 builders, Investors and prospective home
seekers. A large number OF vacant. lots AZ
brentwood, Morsemere, Leonia. Ridg'ne'd:
and Teare Il, New Jersey AT one mar OF
her OF twn-fanily housea at Hudson
Heights, Clinside and Palisades Park, sew
Jersey, Al about one half of former prices.
All Of the above properties are within. \
6ye.cent fare zons aud within thirty min.
utes Of Manhattan. These properties must
BE- sold ouickly to close the business OF Two
corporations now being liauidatcd bY ms
Banking Department, Special inducements
TO contractors and builders who VIII PVT
further particulars address Ron! d Haleh'.
Tr.cial Deputy Supt. Of Ranks, care ot
Bankink Department. 81 broauw"S' Nv"
York City.
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uElP

EMPRESS wsRon helpers, also porters.
references required. Apply 81 Madison Ave.
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as the numbers Of the $50 bonds. issued
under tn. trust deed OF thu chicago a
Western Indiana Railroad Company dat"d
December LEI. iss. 30 bc redeemed. by the
operation OF the sinking Fund on March
lst next. at the Office Of Mcssr-. J +. Nor
gan T. Co. New YoN. At 1915 and accrued
Interest 30 that date. Ergts'erAd bonds
should be Accompanied by a power OF a.
torney transferring them 10 bearer.
Gil ES a.. RUSSELL. r.
l.. SATTERhEE
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE

Z 2 'oOIIs NM hulh, r"lr IOng Island
sound. 'arEr open nrepla,cs, sleeping
norrh. ''oI bathroom, sewer. water. g,s
nd electricity. 50 minutes from aard st,
md Tfh Ave short front privileges, deep
rntcr anchorage. etc $1,000 cash, balance
an h0 arranged. h STEPHENSON, ala
~ ai,h -.
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REDEMPTION SorICE.
Chieass and Western Indiana Riiksad c..
GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS.
Trustees ONare. Room Ss 18th Floor.
Militia Building.

New York. Feb, : 1915.
The trustees have this Jay designated,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
INVENTORY Of
MORALS URGED
Rev. w. H. FreShIey Declares
1t as important as One
in Business.

"All business men make a regular
investigation OF their business. COM
pairing the present with the past to
see what the losses or gains have
been. They call it taking an inven-
tory. II is also a part of wisdom
that we take an inventory Of our
moral and spiritual condition" said
Rev. w. II. Freshley, pastor Of the
First Evangelical church, Sunday
evening In his sermon on the sub
ject Taking an Inventory"
The text Of the sermon was taken
from the first question God ever put
10 man, Where art thOu?' Rev.
Freshley said. 1T is a personal ques-
ton. All of Gods questions TO man
are personal. What is thy name p
Whittier are thou going?' Why art
thou wroughtP
Someone has said that there are
three selves in every mantle per
son we think we are, the person
others think we are, and the real
self as God sees us Let US look at
ourselves as God sees us. Let us
have charity for the faults and short
comings Of others but absolutely
none for ourselves. Let us be salts
fed with what we have. but never
with what we are.
Where art thou in relation 10
your own salvation and spiritual
life2 Would your confession be like
one Of old-My own vineyard have
I not kept. What would we ind If
we we're TO turn the x-ray search
light into our inner spiritual self?
Have we been saved from our sins.
or are we trying 10 save ourselves in
our sins?
What art thou spiritually? DC
YOU spend more time or less in
prayer than you once did Do you
find greater JOY in the Lords work
Many people who are useful other
wise are very unpleasant 10 get along
with. Where are thou in relation 10
others? What are we doing for
others 10 help them carry their load
of sorrow and trouble? Where art
thou as the Lords steward? Are
you paving your debts you owe
God p"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
TRUE COMPREHENSIVE
DISCUSSED BY PASTOR
Rev. Claude Young Tells Difference
Between Follower and Com
paniOn of Christ.

Rev. Claude Young, pastor Of the
South Benz Methodist circuit. con-
Quoted the services Sunday morning
at ST. PauTs NJ F. church. He
spoke on the subject "A Call For
Companionship."
He said: ITO four classes does
Christ speak clearly and earnestly
today: to those who put the Master
off until another day; TO those who
are permitting something 70 stand
in the way between themselves and
their Lord; To those who feel they
have too much to give up in becOm-
ing His companions. and 20 those
wEo gladly follow Him at once and
become His companions. These en-
ter into every real relation with
Christ. sharing His friendship here
and His glory hereafter.
Ills appeal is TO those who will
today hear His voice and invitation.
and respond. The difference between
a mere follower and a companion is
great. a follower may not enter
into the interests and love of the
one he is following. He may even
follow Him for selfish reasons. A
companion shares with the other and
loves him and becomes a part Of his
life This is characteristics of earthly
friendship. and is sublimated in ones
relation TO Christ as His companion
reciprocating the proffered friend
ship Of Christ"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

ed Christian Scientist would hardly
go that length or would you sue
coed in excusing yourself TO a pO-
liceman by saying. Wei now, my
dear sir, il doesn't matter whether
or not / obey the law. so long as I
am sincere in breaking it
First BE Right.
imperative as sincerity actually
is. il is needfuI that a man be more
than sincere; he must first be right
and then sincere in addition TO that.
Many a foil is perfectly sincere in
his folly. No doubt many a criminal
is sincere in his criminal act Ger
tainly many sinner is sincere in his
belief that certain acts are permits
sible. He has so educated himself.
The wish was father 20 the belief.
as well as the act Many men give
the truth a personal bias. And as
stick inserted in water appears bent
at the surface. so many men receive
the truth with an angle Of detection
from perfect alignment when IL
comes from without. and what pro-
ceeds from within is also refracted
at the surface and made TO conform
not 20 perfect truth and sincerity.
but with his desired appearances
and pretenses. For IL Isl from the
abundance of a mans heart that he
speaks. And the only way 10 he sin
cere is to be perfectly frank honest.
straightforward and open: to live so
as to have nothing 70 vei1 or bfda
and so no necessity for Hypocrisy"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
WITH THE LOCAL PASTORS
Westminster Presbyterian
In Twentieth Anniversary

Anniversary services were held at
Westminster Presbyterian church
Sunday morning celebrating the end
of the second decade OF the church
Addresses were delivered by a num-
Der Of mem bers who helped organize
the church - years ago.
T. e.. Whitcomb gave an address
on the subject a Brief History Of
the Church" He said in part:
The first thoughts Of the build
ing Of the church were exchanged
at meeting Of the members Of the
First Presbyterian church Sept. 16.
1894 A committee was appointed
consisting OF Elder w. o. Davies.
Deacon L. G. Whitcomb and Deacon
5. NJ. Coulter, 10 organize Sunday
school in that section OF the city. and
L. i. Hardy and A. 3. Turner were
added 10 the committee a few weeks
later
An unoccupied grocery store
building On Lindsey St was rented
and the first Sunday school meeting
opened with 136 people. There was
room for "a people comfortably and
'-+- tff- '-eafaf-o FNAf AbA(DNA " AAAt't
room in the display windows and
behind the counters.
"A fow weeks later Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter +. Studebaker donated the lot
on the northeast corner Of Scott and
Lindsey SITS. and the old Episcopal
church building. which set a few
doors away, was purchased and
moved on the vacant lot.
Contract For New Building.
AT the following meeting Of the
LoganspoTt Presbytery the discussion
was opened IN regard TO erecting a
new building on the lot. and on May
IL. 1895. the contract was let for the
building. with Rev. n. G. Rice as
moderator
The church was organized with
c5 members ard Rev. W r. Shirley
Of the Mccormick Theological semi
nary was ordained as pastor of the
church and served as it's pastor until
July OF 1903, when he was sent TO
hammond, Ind. In 1896 an addition
was built To the building at a cost
Of $500 In 1906 the mem bership
totaled 29O and the building held
but $50 people.
"A new building was advocated at
that time and in August OF 1907 the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

building that stands a present was
started and in the fall OF 1908 Il
was dedicated. The success Of the
church was largely due 10 the help
OF q number OF people Of the First
Presbyterian church. Among those
are r. r. Allen. w. o. Davies. J. VI.
Studebaker, Mrs. F.. s. Reynolds,
Mrs. r. c. Westervelt and Mrs. Fl.
r. Westervelt. Rev. Henry w. John
son. pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church at the time, was also a strong
helper for the church.
Membership Grows.
The largest growth Of the mem
bership OF the church up until this
year was in 1914. following the VIII
liam Sunday revival meetings. Fol
lowing the simultaneous revival cam
paign held this year in 30 of the
churches OF the city the greatest
growth in the membership Of the
church was evident. Since the or
SANITATION OF the edifice 1913 mem
hers have been received into the
church; 252 OF these have been dis
missed by letter to other churches:
10 have been placed on the reserve
list. and 50 have passed away dur
ing the life Of the church. At pres
ent the church has COZ active mem
bers.
During the first 10 years OF the
church the membership increased
200. while during the last 10 years
IL has increased 400 members. More
than 700 Of the members have join
ed the church on confession Of
faith"
The various societies OF the church
were given mention for their services
during their lives. including the La
dies Aid society, the Ladies' auxiliary,
the Missionary society. the three
Christian Endeavor societies and the
church Brotherhood.
l. p. Hardy gave a talk on AN
Outlook Upon the Future" owen c.
Vance spoke on the subject The
Church and the Newer Members"
and talks were made by others rep
resenting the various Presbyterian
churches of the city. w. O. Davies
spoke for First church. Nelson Gal
braith for Trinity. L a. Walker for
Hope and the pastor, II. 3. Hostetter,
delivered a short talk. Special music
was furnished by the choir.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
GERMANY REDUCES
FOOD CONSUMPTION
International News Service: !

international News Service;
BERLIN. May S.-All kinds OF
means are taken 20 induce the GER
man nation 10 reduce the consump-
ton Of food The federation Of the
municipalities and communities Of
Saxe-W eimar- Eisenach offers prizes
to housewives who save bread. Every
woman who turns in unused cards
emitting her 10 . pounds OF bread
between now and Aug. IS. will re-
ceive silver brooch of artistic and
patriotic design.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
FIFGLAss SPECIAL. $500.

Monday. Tuesday and wednesday,
of this week ociv: 10 advertise our
ninth anniversary in south Bend.
Ten wear gold flled spectacles and
eN cglasses with correct lenses guar
anteed. $500. Ter. Paul examination
free. 209 j. NJ :. Bldg. Both
1 hones.-AdNl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
Was All
Run
Down
But
father
Johns
Medicine
Brought
Health

Il was generally run down. Had
the service OF two doctors who did
not help nae. Father Johns Medi-
cine was recommended 20 me and
used il and am now in the best Of
health" tSigneQ) Miss Lena Pes
salty s Mayhem Slip. Milford. Mass
Whenever YOU get run down -
summer or winteT-Father John 5
Medicine is tie best tonic and tissue
builder BY means OF -he nourish-
ing food elements which il contains
il reDuilds wasted tissue. gives new
strength and health 10 those who
have become thin. pale and run
down IL rs not a patent medicine
and contains no alcohol or dangerous
dTuss in auy fOEm.-AdyL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

David r. Francis. ambassador 10
Russia. began his business career as
a messenger boy on the floor OF the
St Louis exchange. His boyhood
ambition was 10 drive a stage coach.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

Fruit trees. shade trees. shrubs.
berries. grapes. etc. a car load Of
these viii he in this week See J. H..
Gleason or The Wesley Miller Flour
4 Feed Co.-AdNt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

IL is difficult for the mother to be
kind 20 her boy and not make a
darned fool Of him.-Chicago Ex-