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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-12
PAIR ADJUST
FIGHT ON BOY
YOU NGSTER OF LEAD COUPLE TO
BE SENT TO CATHOLIC Or
PHlNAGE. SETTLING
con ri CASE.

Lead, $ d. The south Dakota
home, as the result of a
court contest. has lost out in the
tight tor custody of the -yoar-old
adopted SON OF MIR. and Mrs. Fred
MINER OF Lead. The court decided
that the boy should remain in Gus
Gdy OF his foster parents, who prom
tsed the court that the boy would be
placed in the Catholic sisters school
al Stureis for period of one year.
The boy was adopted from the
children home when but nine
months old A few weeks ago the
Miniers had a family row. which re-
suited in the arrest OF MINER on an
assault AND battery charge AT about
this time Mrs MINER advised the
children's home to take custody of
the boy. but before an attendant of
the home could secure the lad the
MINERS had adjusted their domestic
dltflculties and Mrs. MINER had
changed her mind about giving UP
the boy. Then the matter was car
RED INTO court. with the result stat
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-12
ARMED POLICE
GUARD PLANTS
NEW JERSEY. SCENE
OF ING.-STRliERS
BLOCKADE STREET
CAR TRAFFIC..

BaNonne, n. j. Virtually all of
the police in this city are on guard
ahont the plants OF tho STANDARD Oil
COMPANY. Che .Fidewater Oil company
and the Bergen Point chemical works
where -four policemen and nine riot
ers We're wounded in a battle between
the police and 1000 strikers.
Police walked about today. armed
with repeating rifles and sawed off
shotguns. Meanwhile, the strikers
harricaded the trolley lines leading
to the industrial section. stopping all
service
After a brief disturbance today
the police arrested two strikers The
police assert the strikers and their
Sympathizers are heavily armed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-12
creed Is that Americana
Brother Americans, the dreadful
Won. is Llnt inc nllt on. ~ o. mi q.

creed Is that Americana
Brother Americans, the dreadful
war is blotting out or manning or
binding almost all the young man
hood OF Europe. How gloriously
those young men gathered to the col
ors. and how bravely they fought
and died, But the exhaustion OF
men and money there will put added
responsibility on us here to stand
hy tho missions. In awakening China
n cnlerWisin@ Japan. In out VI z
Africa. In devastated Armenia.
God help Us in our strength. which
He gives us, TO stand by for help
wacn orr brethren of Europe Elk
hausted, distracted, almost destroy
ed, cannot we'll continue, at least
for Il time, To do so,
Brethren all, | do rot want to
mar this sermon by personal patch
ings. But il is moi personal. is H.
il is lifted out Of the personal isn't
it for me TO say TO you my thanks
and TO give YOU my love and to ask
You TO take my blessing -
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-12
:. u. sen SERPENT.

Ncrmillion. $. ID Sometimes
cynics have questioned the sea
serpent story. Eighteen feet of
backbone OF South Dakota sea
serpent which lived thousands OF
YEARS ago may BE- seen at the
museum OF the University of
South Dakota. w II over recent
ly finished arranging the verte-
brae in order in long case for
exhibition. The South Dakota
sea serpent was much longer than
is feet, as the size of the bones
Indicate that more vertebrate fit
ted on each end OF the backbone
as restored
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-12

necessity Of not strayins. from their
homes. they are free men. Their
families are allowed TO Join them
and HE Is made far pleasanter than
ii was in prison Mann ~ them
graduate" from lwaliig into posi-
tons OF prominence and distinction
IN the backward communities which
.Luey call home.
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-12

The president has received many
kilograms urging action preventing
tine repetition OF the recent subma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
HOLMES BROUGHT
BACK TO WHEELING
ARRESTED IN WASHINGTON, AND
LATER IDENTIFIED IS
FUGITIVE.
Detective Cleary Lodged Him in Jail
Yesterday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Requisition Papers.

Charles Holmes. wanted here on a
number of indictments. was arrested
in Washington some time ago. and
was brought TO Wheeling yesterday
afternoon and lodged in the Ohio
county Jail 20 await a hearing lie
will likely be brought into criminal
court this morning and his case set
for a hearing.
Holmes was known i'm Washington
as Charles Smith. He had been ar.
rested for stealing an oyercoat. and
in some manned b. was made known
he was from Wheeling. Pictures of
him were forwarded. and in this way
no was found 90 be- the man wanted
here as Holmes. When first con
fr1rtcd by the Wheeling officer. DE
tectivc Cleary. Holmes was obstinate
and said he would not come back
v thoIt requisition papers. He chang
Cd his mind. however. when ne was
tod hat that would work against him
when hc was brought 10 trial
according 20 Detective Cleary
I-CLHos made no statement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
GRANT LICENSES
FOR SALOONS
SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS FOR
STEUBENVlLlE GIVEN OUT
YESTERDAY BY CON-
MlSSlONERS.
Large Percentage Of Successful ones
Are Foreigners-Mueh Disap-
pointment Expressed.

Special Dispatch - .he Tnteiiirencer
STEUBENNiLLE. 9. Deb. The
Jefferson county liquor license com
mission today handed out the long
awaited list OF successful applicants
Tor liquor licenses in Steubenville. A
total OF 81 retail licenses will be grant
ed. the selections being made from a
list or l52 applicants. As was to oe
expected, there was great disappoint-
ment IN some quarters and elation in
others. The saloons can open at any
Time now. IL is stated. and as many
OF the bars have been equipped and
ready for the past week. IL IS ex-
pected that number will be open for
business within the next few DAYS
The list OF successful applicants is
as follows:
NJ. A. Levinson. John X. Banks.
John Hellstern. William c. Heise. Joe
Pizzola, Joseph Greenberg. Matt
o Brien. Z. F. McGarry. Ed Slaugh-
terry. Frank Coen, Thomas Walker. w.
4. Doyle. William j. Conorer. Wasil
Paluch. Biggio q Conroy, David Ger
win, Steubenville Liquor Co. Geo.
Winstell, manager; Arthur Benoma.
Powers a Manack. Jacob Engel. Ker.
Mich q erich. n. +. Lamberton, Sam
afAss MY a. Liquor 70, MlCndel Con-
stanza, manager: Frank DiButch,
Peter Mont. Harry Levinson. Adolph
Ostrow. Joe Dodds. Daniedl Wukelic.
Thomas Mcclure. Andrew Engel. Me
Cam & Allwein, Abel * Branfass. vii
liam Mitchell. Frank +. Low, Stany
Pointer. Alex G. Boyle. Joe Calevro.
William Fitzgerald. Edward Caniff.
George Nurjevic. James +. ODonnell.
George II. Weber. James Moody. Me.
/ Itch Dodig. Charles ID. Lineham. An.
tonucchi Brothers. Maurice Altman.
q George Stepanovich. Walter Bower.
Al Shouse, Edward Cadegan. Joseph
/ Pippert.
BY agreement. James Palatzza will
become "A partner of Joseph Pizzole
! by agreement. DominiCk Jafraty
/ viii become a partner of W. r. Doyle
BY agreement. George Swartz will
become partner OF James f. O'Don.
nell.
BY agreement. Charles Bray will
become partner of Walter Bower.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
RIVER NEWS

me ne river with stage Of twenty fo,t
- esstiti "a az the local wharf last nirbt
- a'lIt rising hut unless there IS NO.
l5in az points up the river it is cVre,,, =
-, ~ 20 DC one the decline within me ~,
twtnty-four hours 'N N'e next
II - reported that soD,e 81 a. -
~ river coal companies were nrcnsri,' p
20 take advantage Of the bfgb sis.--
80 .,.a'ilus shipments or coal 10 poinf u
DIT several towrs reported 10 he
on thsir way had not been heard Of b.re
ai "a late hour last night vi i'i
il. Llbefty was the only boat here
St.'Iua4 ltaNinE al 1880 O'clock Tor
.M,iiataInoras and viii return this eycnint
int tunhar is expected to arrive al =
80 ,i,,,h lhls morning from Pittsburgh
on It's way 10 Charleston go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
LIGHT & HEAT CASE
TO BE RESUMED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. l.
Resumption on The hearing of the
Manufacturers Lght q Heat Co. OF
Pittsburgh. against the public service
commission. is scheduled for tomor-
row in Charleston before Special Mas
ter j. ". Nandervort. OF Parkers-
burg. The commission had not intro
tuced all OF its defense at the last
hearing held here. The company al
ieses that the commission was IN
Iuenced by Governor Hatfield when
II entered an order requiring the com
pany 20 reduce its rates for gas in ten
counties OF the northern part OF West
Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02

from Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs. Colyig's
mother. Mrs. 4. Van Peterson, will
accompany her.
{. l.. Cheshire. who has been con
fined TO thS Ohio Valley General hos
pital for the past several days with an
attack OF Ia grippe. Is able 10 be out.
O. a. Statler. Of North Front street,
Will leave this morning for a visit with
friends In Cleveland.
Wilfred Meyers. clerk in Myers
Southern Pharmacy. who has been III
for the past week or ten DAYS. has
resumed his duties at the store
Arthur X. Brake. connected with the
West Virginia Inspection bureau IN
the Schmulbach building. has returned
TO the CITY after business visit 10
Chicago
Superintendent II. b Green. OF the
Cleveland division of the Baltimore q
Ohio railroad has returned TO that
city after visit with friends here
G.. + McMillen. Of the Bell Tele-
phone office of Sisteryille. was bust
ness visitor IN the city yesterday.
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs William Hart,
tiith street sunday. a daughter
Mr. and Mrs Carl ". Kimpel. OF
Clariugton. O.. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. \. g. kimpel. Of Bethel
Robert l.. Morgan of New Martins
vile. who has been visiting relatives
ard friends in the city for the past
week. LETT yesterday for Pittsburgh for
brcif stay before returning home.
Misses Katie Burkhslt and Bertha
Mclaughlin. of Tcmpcfanctville. o..
have accepted positions al the North
Wheeling hospital
Harry Simpson. Dr.. oi Pittsburgh.
spent sunday with his parents on
south Charline street
Mis-. Julia GuImJn. who has been
very lI go her nome on New Jersey
street I- Improsiu-
Mrs * W Harper. OF Echo Point.
is -p.nd.u- The week boz New York.
Mrs sam lIaziett dud daughter. Miss
Mary Ellen OF the Stratford hotel. are
guests of friends ar Kansas CITY ana
viii return to Wleelue the first or
April
Miss Nayo.a Black of Jackson.
Tenn. arrived ias. evening for an ex-
tended visit with Nr- w. b Etskinc.
DO. of Ch3p'iuc str .ct
Moer- Albert Graham Albert IRE
lr and Charln- Williams. who are
students af FanNu college. spent
sunday s- guests of Mrs ELLEN era
h.u. oi Martins Ferry
..ouoay DsonIne at the ohio Valley
iI.ai Cd daualt,r was b0.u to ST.
and Mr. GUy HeboGt
Forest ~i"vIu. ot TompcrauccvIe.
81. ha. accepted position with tne
scott Lumber company OBJ HrIdleporf
Thomas Hs'mbreht I.u yesterday
i'r Pittsburgh where he VIII attend
.n hu ines. ma.ier- Iu connection with
OH. opening OFF bI. garage at 1900 Mar
Be-. .,rrt
800. Rose Williamson. of fh. Norfn
700 who uaa been u Tor t1e past
several dat. with n -rpue. b. rocco,
.fur
General uanalof D o. k,.ran and
Superintendent O. vs. Roof Df rr b.
a Cd. Inft yesterday morning for HlIr.
.o'' where thrl Hiu attend a staff
meeting oft tHc general MANAGERS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
HOUSE DECLINES TO
TALK OF GERMANY

PARIS. Feb Colonel Edward n
House, President Wilson's personsI
representative. today had a long con.
Terence with Premier Brand. after his
arrival from Berlin. Tie will see
other prominent persons during me
week, and. according 20 his present
plans viii leave for London next Mon.
day. -'''''
During the day. Mr.. House received
large number Of French. English ana
AIht Ilcan new spaper men i'm the off.
uCeS OF me American embassy. who
gueS'lohed MIN as . the impression
he had obtained during bf- ,isit D.,
Berlin, what he had accommodate
there and what ne expected fo d,
here. Mr Houses pleasant raprv WAS
generally that he preferred not fo
answer the questions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02

ing from It's present location at Six
Ieehth ana Chapline streets.
hartman r. NJ. Browne OF the
entertainment committee of -
Wheeling board OF trade. has called q
special meeting for this afternon a,
.3;3o o'clock TO make further orrsD,.o
ments for the annual "America
flrst dinner To- De- given by The or
sanization on February %
\ declaration OF intention to be
come an American citizen was filed
Yesterday IN the United States dis
trict court by Nick Stanckcksi Ans
trian, %. mill worker. living al Ben
Wood. He came TO this country In
1907 petition for citizenship was
also Med yesterday by Israel Hart
man. Polish tailor. city. who arrived in
America in 1907.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
About People ,
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and Frcrn .hs City

Al NE HOTELS

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
CITY BANK CASE
GOES TO JURY

special Dispatch tu OBJ, fnt,uIesre.r
FAkkEkSBUBG. w Va Feb L.
lHc case of J.. D RhodehamCl W. the
CIV Bank of Wheeling was given to
the jury today. the arguments ON the
F. 'ohd trial OF the case being con
GUIDED or ilc morning session 40.
iorne\ John q. Howard closed for the
pIalntlif and John i Coniu for the
d'ieHoant The ury had not reached
an a-i''Wrni this evening They will
resume their deliberations tomorrow
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
MOHEX

l,pN MISS THIS. Cut out this slim
with Be and mail 10 TO Foley Il
-. 'hlctEo. ILL.,. writing your name and
address clearly. You viii r-reiyI 4, ~
tIrh tFlal package containing Foley g
iionSN and Tar Compound. for IagrIrps
r.iU-"-' 'oIds ana Group. Foley's Kidney
ma tifm. bladder troubles. and pole,
'aI haric Tablets n WHOLESOME. ana fb0r.
."hhil Cleansing cathaftic. for constips.
t..i. hinnl-n"sF. headache and slurrieF
bowels. Coleman a. Go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
OUT AGAIN. IN AGAIN
Chicken Fox Takes Leave From the
"Roost' But IS Picked Up In
GoosetoVn

piston on an engine has no'hir-,
on chicken Fox when o. comes to TO-
.hf ln and coming out Chicken escaped
IRON me Workhouro recently and was
PICKED up yesterday hy tho guard. fn
'''-'io"n and taken back tc tho
r'".i some time ago the Chicken aid
.he sam" ttinF but was assisted hacs
nt JUICE Hon"cker who gave him Elk
months l' is on fhIs rontrrco that
ho was taken back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02

-, ISbI HGH. February l.
ing, cloudy ~" i''
clear. ''''' IiHlhk
PARKERSBURG-21 feet. risi,e
clear. T ii9iU-
cloudy. 49, ii9iH~
WARBEN-3S feet. rising. 1iovJ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
GUNS ARE LOST.

Ltt-AItltTHN. wash. Fob r-TNrrl
N-inrh turrcf guns removed ero.,' Cd
cruiser colorado FOR shipment to VAST
..t..n ".ri into tho Port Orchard H1,
today hN the rareIzinr 0f "a hare any.
guns were valued az $3.50 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02

TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.
Cltarrh Of the stomach De- conaid-
cred practically Inc1-able The symp-
toms are "a bloafing sensation after
eating. accompanied sometime with
sour or water risings. formation 81
gases. causing pressure on heart and
lung tickle appetite. 1ervou mess and
general pIaved-0ut feeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
favor PREPAREDHEss.

hkl WICK. Ne. Feb The adar.
ness and fhe Bttendancc az efl5,rgs ..t
summer military training cnmrs wac
announced Dos the faculty. OF Eovrdatr
college today i''" ''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
NANCY WRIGHT DEAD
We'll Known and Aged Resident If
kirkwood, Ohio, Dies Suddenly

Nancy Wright. colored. wife Of
John Wright for over forty year 3.
resident Of Kirkwood. Ohio. died rain.
er suddenly last night az SOS O'Clock
atter brief illness Of pneumonia at
her home on Bennett street
She leaves two sons. Dr. William
III Wright of Baltimore. Nd. and JoE1
Wright Of Kirkwood. also "A marris.i
daughter I'm East Liverpool. ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
Catarrh Of
the Stoma ch

A Pleasant. Simple, But safe and
EHeetusl Remedy for a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-23

tests and music. In the contest the
prizes were won 10y Mrs. NJ. +. Cor
ski Mrs +. BilinsH and Mrs. j..
Gors<i \ fine luncheon was served
Il the close of the evenins.
Those present were: Mesdames r..
Bilinski. j. NiezSodzkL Is. Drapek.
]. Krol Is. Tobolski. NJ. :. Gorsd, ~
r. Gorsli. J. Gorski r. Otolski. j..
Otolski j. Bejma J. Rock, W. Bar
Ter. J. Wituski. w Wegienki r..
Luzny. :. Guzicki A. Euczkowslli :.
NapieralsN. A. Andrysiak L. star
czewski. j. Starczewsbi +. Otolski.
a. Smucinski. T. Kopernih and j..
W;tuski.
Mrs Naleria Kuchowicz. 513 :.
Carlisle ST.. was delightfully."- sur
prised Thursday evening by her
friends She was presented with
many pretty gifts. The evening was
spent IN pleasant social way and at
its close delicious luncheon was
served.
Those who attended were. Airs n.
TIwek. Mrs a. Fiwek Mrs. T.. ZelL
Airs j. Wasnewski Mrs. j. Lisek.
AIRS. J. Widawski. AIRS. j. Gudynow-
ski. Mrs W Zalewski. Mrs 4. Lody-
ga. Mrs. X. Hosta. Mrs. =. Staszewski.
Mrs 3. Deka, Mrs. NJ. Kiajbor Mrs
r. Walcrski Mrs. NJ. MuszynskI.
Mrs. : Gruzinski Mrs. IS. Kumiu-
owski, Mrs NJ. Kramaszewski. NIrs.
VI. Hudak. Mrs Michalski Mrs sly
manows5i. Mrs. j. SplaUski. Mrs NJ.
MakoWski, Mr. r Grzesl1icwicz.
rs. A. Wrobel and Mrs S. kucho-
wiCz.
Falcons choir will DC held Monday
evening ~ Kosctuszko hall
The senior and Junior class of rhe
T. r.. so. Falcons viii hold their
exercises Monday evening st Il y
ball
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-23
HEAR GOOD NEWS
FROM GOLD MINE

The Parsons Gold Mining Co. To-
Gated at Parsons, y. NJ. in which
number of Mishawakans are in
terested, was recently taken over by
j. II. Fulmer of this city. who has
also purchased the Alto Light and
Power Co. together with other
holdings including a coal mine. To-
Gated at White oak The new
owner contemplates opening the
Parsons property and working il on
a larger scale than heretofore. and
will start work in the very near fu-
ture. He is now preparing the
foundation for new 500 X w.
turbine generator set 10 be install
ed. The Carrizozo outlook. in
speaking Of the properties of the
Parsons Co. says they are among
the best i'm the southwest and con
tain a mammoth deposit Of low
grade ore from milling gold quartz.
several hundred feet wide
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-23
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
PERSONALS.

Casimier Hazinski. Florence av.,
will return Friday evening from a
business trip at Gary, Hammond.
East Chicago and Whiting
Joseph Wiermowski OF Detroit is
pending a few days with friends
here.
carl Hrusnierski OF Indianapolis is
here ON business.
Frank Damzalski has returned 10
Toledo after a short visit with friends
here
Miss HedwiSe GrOzewicz. who has
been here visiting with friends Tor
several days. returned 10 her home
iu Chicago Friday.
stephen RusinkoNski Of Indiana
Harbor is in the city on business
Peter AdamSk of Chicago is
spending a few days with friends
here.
The condition OF Mrs Roman
pucbl Brookdeld s.. who underwent
2 serious operation at The EpV0rth
hospital is improNing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-23
FEW CITIZENS EVINCE
PATRIOTIC INTEREST
Several Inquiries Made on VOL
unteer Company PROPOSE
tion-40 Men Needed.

MIsha0akaus are aWakiug To- the
call OF patriotism which lis being
sounded throughout the country
Following the article published py
the NeWs-Times Thursday evening
in which it was suggested that a
volunteer company of soldiers being
organized and drilled. ready for ser
vice should they be needed the
News-Times Office has had many
calls asking for particulars about the
matter.
Hubert NifouE. "a retired army
NON commissioned officer made the
suggestion and has volunteered to
drill and instruct such an organiza-
ton. 40 definite steps have been
taken by Mr.. Nifong in the matter
but it is probable that his sugges-
ton will bear fruit and the city may
have company Of soldiers.
If 40 men signify their intention
Of joining and sign papers TO that
effect. il would be an easy matter
TO secure muskets from the govern
ment for drilling purposes. In case
of trouble. the commander OF this
force could apply for a captaincy and
it would undoubtedly he granted.
After the men have been assembled
they elect their temporary officers,
and these selections would be rati-
fed in case the force would be call
ed into service.
Six or seven men have signifed
their willingness 10 join and il is be-
lieved that with a little earnest en-
deavor more would be glad 10 con-
tribute their services 70 aid the
country
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-23
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
HAS SUNDAY PROGRAM

Mr. and Mrs a. H.. NvCollum.
who were delegate~ to the Sunday
school convention at Nuncie. Ind .
will give some echoes from that
satherinS OF Christian workers. at
the moruing service in The First
Christian church sunday The pas
tor. Rev. r. Is VAN Wrinkle. will
have for his text "Du tp Alaska. 80
At the close of the morning service
there viii be a called mcctiug OF the
board OF dcacons. The Christian
Tndeavor society Will meet az 6-15.
and the regular evening service viii
commence at $50. The subject Of
the sermon Will be The Spirit OF
the Bride Says Come
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-23
SINGER-BAlL BAND
TILT AT SOUTH BEND

Factory league baseball will not
be played in Mishawaka Saturday.
II local fans want 10 see real games
they must journey. either to Singer
park or 10 Notre Dame. At the
Singer park. where most of the
Mishawaka rooters Will go. the Ball
Bands and Singer tribe will battle.
At NOtre Dame. divers and Stude-
bakers are due TO clash.
Willis. who has won every start
this year and has shown more stuff
than any hurler in the Factory
league. will probably be on the
mound again for the locals. Haeger,
who came near stopping the locals
in the first clash between the two
squads will doubtless be the hurting
selection for the South Bend lads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-23
Estate az George kOsur-ki
NnILLE Oh LLNAL- ALLnL "

~ direction of Luke J. Gramza Ad-
mini~trator de bunis non az the estate
of George Eosur~ki. late of 81. Joseph
county. iu the state OF Indiana. deceas-
cd
Notice is hereby given 10 the heirs
lcEateeS aud deviSee~ Of said dcCedcnt
anil gl other persons interested i'm said
estate. that said Administrator de bouis
non has feed fin this Court his account
and vouchers FOR the dn8I settlement
90 said estate and they are therefore
hereby required Co be- and appear in said
tuurt ou the 11th day OF July 1916 when
the same viii De- heard and make proof
81 their hclship. or claim Co amy part Of
sIfd estate. and show cause if any there
H". why said aecouut and Vouchers
should not be approved
Witness. the Clerk and the Seal " OBJ.
81 Joseph superior Court at South
Bend. Indiana. 18th day uf June 1916
GEORGE NJ EANE. Clerk
by CHARLES O. EAAB. Deputy
EoMI\E ~ RuMINE- Attorneys fo-
Estate los