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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Wait" star liner Canoplc. sailing
to-day for Ponta Delgrada. GibraItar.
Naples and Genoa. will take mail closine
at , A, NJ, for the Azores. Gibraltar. Italy.
Switzerland and Greece.
The Italian steamship Giuseppe Verdi.
mail. specially addressed only. closing nj 10
A. NJ, for Italy: switzerland and Greece.
The White Star liner Adriatic, sailips
tomorrow fol-. Liverpool. will aks mail,
closing at $50 A. NJ, for Great Britain.
Ireland and South Africa; also specially sd-
except Gsrmany. Austria-Hnngary. Luxem-
lands. Norway, sweden and Denmark,
Tho Greek steamship Themistocies. sail
Ing tomorrow for Piraus. will take mail.
specially addressed only. closing at 1? NJ.
The Dutch steamship Noordam. sa,,lns
on Friday for Rotterdam. will take mai.
closing at $3.50 A. NJ. for the Netherlands
The American liner New York, sailing on
Saturday for Liverpool. will lake mail, clos.
Ing at $3.50 4. n. for Europe. except Ger
gari., serbia Turkey. Netherlands. Norway.
Sweden and Denmark.
The French liner rouraine. sailing on
Saturday for Bordeaux. will take. mail. clos.
Ing at ~ NJ. for France. Switzerland. Italy
Spain PS,tIsat: Esyp,; Greece. HIitish
oibrsita!. Csyion, Straits ssttismsnts. Dutch
East Indies. West Australia and Persia.
The Cunarder Ascania, sailing on Satur.
day for Falmouth. vii, taxi mail, ciosins
At 1880 y, NJ for Great Britain, Ireland
Belgium. Russia, Rnmsnia and Union Of
correspondence for other countries sxespi
Bulgaria. Serbia, Turkey. NsthsrIsndS. Ncr.
way. sweden and Denmark.
The sun., 1916-12-20

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-Mary Crosby Prsssly. Piainti6.
ssain.; yieter seidman ct al. Defendants.
In pursuance Of q judgment Of fore.
in the sbov.-entitisd. .etion and bearing
aas' und:r.isa.d. 4. r.i.G.s b" said jSds::
the ExehsnGs saiesroem.. Nos. .i1.is vssey
Of Sew York. on the si,h day Of Decsmsef.
SAMUEL MARI; Aus;ionssr' the premise:
therein described as follows;
Al that certain piece Or parcel Of land.
.,se,.a IN ,s.re eSa.a, .isu.,. sn ana '% S.InS IL e:
Borough Of Manhattan, IN the CITY Of New
s s,sss a.. ana a..e sisss': q. se,i N e ss': ~:
"a! hs:'s ~ Madison AI Ssas: s &: int s. r%s:t:I,s
corner formed by the intersection Of said
sou,serly side Of One hundred and thirty
s sssNn par. ss.'s with ' ON. ssnt sssHs sna . Tsif!y,
through a party wall. hine'y-thrss feet;
thence sousherly and p~a!aiiei with Madi.
: :siy H sns again p.i:ii.s ~iss One on Sund4sd
distance. through another party wall:
MMssdison Avenue. and thence norsh.riy
along said westerly side OF Madison Ave-
nue.. twenty-five feet to the point or place
Of beginning. Together with all gas nH-
furnaces. tubs. sinks and ether plumbing
fixtures OF every description. whether the
same or any OF them are securely attached
TO said prsmises.
Dated. New York. December sth. 1915.
HENRY W. POLLOCK. Referee.
EDWARDS. OLouGHLIN. GEORGE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
h. 20 Nassau 81. New York City.
The following Z. diasr,m Of III: prop:
Madison Ave-:
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

IN Observation-Disclosures COURT.
siOR SAVINGS RANK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK. Plaintiff. against CLARA Il.
FOWLER ct al, Defendants. Harold Swain.
York.
18th. 1915. the undersigned Will sell at pub
ix.iS Vesey Street. In the Borough OF Man
haitian, city OF New York. at ~ o'clock
Day. Auctioneer. tho mortSsged premises
directed by said Judgment to be sold, situ.
eted on the Northerly side Of le7th street
90 feet IL inches In depth along each slide
and 50 feet In width front and rear. said
side lines being parallel With IN Avenue IN
YORK. and more particularly described In
the mortgaEs recorded In the Ofiee OF this
Rssister OF New York County In Liber 3ot
sec. 7 OF Mortgages. page es<. =
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ASIATIC MAILS.

sh,p MRtsonia, close 81 1880 r, ~. friday
japan, Corea. China excepting ShsnS.
couycr and Victoria. b.. e, closs at $40
4. NJ. Saturday.
Shanghai and specially addressed mai,
for other parts Of China. Japan and Cores,
Via Seattle. per steamship Taithybius.
close at $3.50 7. n. saturday.
Postmaster Morgan announces that malta
November %; wellington. Novsmber III
and Auckland, November "a. which ar.
dated Shanghai. November 20; Osaka, No.
vember ~. and Yokohama, November 81,
which arrived per steamship Canada. wsrs
despA'ched east from Seattle on December
Is. These mails are due In New York this
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Observation-Disclosures.
sUMMoNsA

YoRk-wILLIAM r.. SAGE and ALFRED
X. COSkLlNG. as Trustees under the Last
deceased, Plaintiffs. against HELENE
ARFkEN. sometimes called Helen Arfken,
II. livins. and all d~evisees and heirs At Law
of all persons who by purchase or inheri-
lance or otherwise have or claim to have
an interest In the premises described In the
fMG%Ip,s'n tr asrsin s ss1,ssa .srV si.d ihi H :s.S
Arfken. II she be deceased. and all persons
who are or make any claim whatever a.
persons who may DO deceased and who II
ises described in the complaint herein de-
.ometime. called Helen Arfksn. or her
heirs OF, their heirs. grantees or legal rep
Iesentatives; which persons. II any there
plaintiffs, HENRY +. DoscHER, as st.or.
ney in fact OF Helene Arfken. and FISHER
To the above named Defendants: YoU
h HEREBY SUMMONED 20 answer ths
complaint in this action and to serve .
torney within twenty days after the service
OF this summons. exclusive OF the day OF
;s,yie: 3, and , n case ;ss Of sSar r siiIus cs to si sD,
against you BY default for the relief de-
m mar . in IN sGm1l1 4 s;cH Rs!ss HIsGssr
dress i5s Broadway. Manhattan. N. Y. City:
To Helene Arfl.en. sometimes called
kltlGH AItAou " - ~
and heirs at law OF all persons who by pur-
chase or inheritance or otherwise have Or
claim to have an Interest In the premises
described In the complaint herein derived
through the said Helene Arfken. some
times called Helen Arfken. n she be de-
ceased, and all persons who are or make
any claim whatever as executors or admin
istrators of any Of said persons who may
DO deceased and who II living would have
An interest In the premises described In the
complaint herein derived through the said
Helene Arfken, .sometim.s called Helen
or legal Representatives,. which persons. II
any there be, and their names. are un-
known TO the plaintiffs:
Tho foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant 20 an order OF
Mr.. Justice Francis X. .Pendleton. Justice
OF the Supreme Court, Of the state Of New
isIS. and hled with the complaint IN tbs
York At the County Courthouse, Borough
Of Manhattan. city and state Of New York
HERBERT s. sCHooNMAKER. Attorney
for Plaintiffs. once and p. Q: AddIees
i5s Broadway. Manhattan. New Yors
City.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Dec. la.-Ths DESTROYER
Ammen has arrived at Tompkinsville: de-
stroyers Cummings, Nicholson and Rowan
a. Whitestone. destroyer Davis at New
York. despatch boat Dolphin at washing
ton; cruiser Huntington at salina Cruz
cruiser kanawha at Norfolk: monitor Ia
lahassee and submarines K-5 and K-8 AT
Charleston: repair ship Panther at Tansier
sound: battleship oregon at San Pedro
destroyer Patker at Cramps yard. rhila
delphia; battleship Wyoming. tug Yankton
and destroyer sampson at New York yard
destroyer Sierett at Key West; torpedo
boat wilkes at Newport.
The destroyer Bushnell. submarines Lei,
I-e.. L-S. La and I.-9 have sailed from
Norfolk for Key West; gunboat Eagle from
Guantanamo for Port dc Pa,y; DESTROYER
Farragut from San Diego. for san elem.
ents; battleship florida from ,~Tompkins-
Acapulco for Gulf OF Fonseca; submarines
Pedro; transport Hancock from Jacmel for
Santo Domingo city; collier Jason from
Montana from ,Wynne. Md. for Hampton
Roads; tug .Faducah from Portsmouth for
Key West: destroyer Truxtun from Maorii
Island for Eureka.
The sun., 1916-12-20
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoins
Foreign Mails.
THE WEATHER.

ws%ss ssDGsy; sS.nesrs. i~ssrss.ias eI::SS:
!necs In The south sssties ~ tc.f CHS
In f sos New New J: .::s' is,r ana nst quite 70
s:::; S.sS:siy yi!s ,r % ,. ~ n, x,nG. Ell: :sii.:
ffer northern Nov Ensi.nd, s:nss'ily ss's
to-day and to,mor mos 40 mortSwest 10
n' For w .sSss.rn New Ens,:na, NJ, ss;a;;y Y
t sSn U! modersts nortSwsss Winds be-
'' For w y: I New York. snow: .e;asy ana e
fF nv ;%oY Y,oAss. p s"a s s..ts x'G .esin from q:
coast and the centre was no, deAnsSs' kss,
!srdsy: TIE pressure Wa q. , %,dd,s Atlantic
e rns1'n ana S over f %o:. t Of a.. he West; Area: q
and Einnesois, the Pscine coast snd mS%
"; .:rs en- ME i sss s sssss ONO Ssia'' Vs,l:s:. 49,.
, .Ss .I Sy:f w S.:ss:.S i ;Tsm n0r aicsis SS''' ssS
Indiana west ward into Montana wyo"inc
md Utsh. There was .noT also o q 81, 81.
is ssl.S ps,n; v., IL ' and New S.w England Easi ss.'0n''
Il was. colder in the Atlantic statss e: 2
in the Northwest. but warner rom t H.
mn northern F1crids and ali Of Alsbama
and Mis.issippi. Light irosts occurred In
central Florida. -
Michiran west ard into Montana and frees'
ing reached the coast AZ northern wa,hing
ton. Thirty degrees below zero ana Iowsr
covered part Of Minnesota and most OF Nor'"
Dakota. -,
In this city the day Was fair and colder:
wind. fresh TO brisk northwest; averssS
10 read 20 sea level. n 8 A.. NJ, 2s0; y
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The approximate amount Of the lien o,
charge. 70 satisfy which the abovs.de.
.cribed property is 10 be sold. I: 9is.ii..so
and allowance. amounting 70 Sis:.?3. with
Interest from November 27th. 1914. to-
Gether With the expenses OF the sale. The
ments and water rates. or other liens
which Are to Be allowed TO the purchaser
Referee, IL V4Ss.SS and interest.
Dated. New YoYt. December 6th. 1915.
HENRY w. POLLOCK, Referee,
The sun., 1916-12-20

L.. l.. .FIRUsKl. A9et'r. % Bcws.y. sells
scription for unpaid loan. from the follow
ing pawnbrokers. INCLUDING AZ diamonds.
ssones unset or set In rings. earringe. pins.
links, chains, studs. bracelets. lockst OF
other mounting, al 1swsiry. wstehs:; sil-
cameras. ali other goods pledged previous
TO date. and y. e nHmssrs msn,ionsd.
.,y' pr,or Oct. 20. ISIS. TO No: Ssiii.-
bee. eo--Ays. A: Loan ofnes, sos Aye.
is,t. NJ. Bruckheimers Sons. Inc. 7oi
Grand 81. B'klyn. Jewslry. &c..
Dec. 2l--S. Goodstein 4 Bon. 2U Bridge
St, - k!yn. Jewelry. &C.
The sun., 1916-12-20
Corporal Davis ws.s rixSt.

In q holly contested night between
Corporal Albert f.. IA Wis and Cant
George ", Hearn the former hiss been
elected president Of thr pctcndam Ass1-
citation, composed Of nearly "a thousand
active and reserps members ~ the
Twenty-sscond Regiment Engineers.
The sun., 1916-12-20

These navy orders were issued:
Capt. p. r. w. Kittei,e, detached War
College. Newport. TO command Georgia.
Commander q. J.. j. Stone. detached
command Georgia. to Naval War College.
Lieut. tJunior gradel ID. c. Godwln, de-
tached Oklahoma, TO Fulton.
Lieut. Junior grade, 4. q. pihre',. de-
tached Puget Sound yard. to Fulton.
=. G.. to temporary duty recruiting station.
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Jacob sHONGUT

JACOB sHONOyT. A~sesisssss. - new.
~. sells at 10 a, M'-.,... ..u...-
ali pledges prior Dec. Is. isiS. from No
i?s7s to iTlso. Jos. wsinberger. leS Ave: A
' prior Dec. IL, 1915. q. Ed"lstsin 4 Co.. 2629
Ia AVE-; .. $. kory 4 Co. W'.A sth Ave
Dec. ::--Jswsiry. va chss. diamonds. &c
A. Mayer. Jersey CITY.
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Approximate amount Of mortgass debt 10
1916. costs and allowance. e<oS.33: unpaid
taxes and water rates. 81. SIT 60.
Dated. New York. December 30th. 1919.
JOHN II. ROGAN. Referee.
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sALEs.
JOSEPH sHONGOOD's SONS. Juliu

s%honsood. Auct.. 81 Bowery. sell 10 A. NJ.
Dec. 2o-unredsemsd pledges Of Ola
ifsib. Also No. i7tsi Of 1908 and ali good:
held over from preyious Gales, D. !. IS;
similar goods. Jas. J. Ryan. Inc. iss
Myrtle Ave. BROOKLYN; ... ,,.,s,,.
dry goods. shoes. &C. pledged prior Dec. II,
IBIS Il. 4 S. Abuses Son. Inc. sIs stan:
ton 81. r. T. Adam Co.. 2iss sth Az:
Collateral Co.: g. HilpOltstsiner. prop. toi
sd Ave, to No; ,ssti7; Also fur lined over
pee. ?.-Cnredeemed pledges Of .dia-
monds, watches. 1ewelry. odds and ends TO
Dec, 4. 1915. 3. 229 Grand St.
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West le7th street

West ls7th Street
Street No. 1<5-l&7 West l:7th Street.
Approximate amount OF the mortgag n
debt. costs and allowances. 2se. os<,b Sc and
interest; taxes. assessments and water rates
$3.50. 90 n interest.
Dated. New York, December 10th. 1919.
MORTIMER FiSHElA Referee.
The sun., 1916-12-20
3ENRZVE

The approximate amount OF In mortgage
and aiisxsncs /. VAs:.ii. The spproximst:
rates 10 li,sss and interest.
Dated New york. December 18th, 1918.
JOSEPH G. LEVI Referee.
The sun., 1916-12-20
SAILED FOR NEW Yopr

SAILED FOR NEW FORK.
50 Nteuw Amsterdam. from RestsrHam.
: sCheco. from Rueuos Ayres.
So Sabine. from Key Wen.
50 ~Philsdelphis. from Liverpool.
80 Alicante, from Valencia.
Sc Admiralen. from Lisbon.
80 Chimu. from A~ntofaesas.
Sc pakotAn. from Santos.
90 Jungshoved. from Santos.
&c Onags. from 81. Michasis.
Sc Rayo. from Port Arthur
80 II Cid, from Galveston.
So Arspahoe. from C~hariSCesa,
% yuma from Jacksonville,
IS Norfolk. from Porien6'
The sun., 1916-12-20
AUTOS FOR HIRE.

g HiRE-Renauit and Packard tswi
cars ~ hour. day, weed or moath. Tsls
phone intsr,aie $3.50.
The sun., 1916-12-20

REwARD--Sios will BE- paid and no quss-
tion asked for return Of the trunk which
WAS taken from the seth ~. entrance Of
Holland cue hst Friday Mtght. TslS-
phenO DOo0 1o0, uoIlond Mouse.
The sun., 1916-12-20
ARRIVED YRoN NEW YORK.

ARRIVED PROM NEW YoNI.
e 1yndsm. ~ Rottardam.
% santa Rosalis, u AFRICA
sc Colombo. q Montsvtdeo.
Ss kentuckiAn. 81 Montsvtdeo.
Ss Strathesk, a. Auckland.
80 EspAgne. u BordeAux.
Se -. George. st Liverpool.
90 Ambert0n. u Genoa,
90 ComA, q Mobile.
20 Moreni. as Port Arthur.
Se Lenape q Jackeonvtlla.
% City OF 81. Louis, o. SsvannaA.
The sun., 1916-12-20
Marine INTELLIGENCE.

MlNlATURD ALMANAC
united STATES Cesst and 0eodeSie eusvW-
STANDARD Tine.
sun nees......7:i rs A M Sun sots....,.l:t1 2 -
Noon rises......2:NAN
-Al0H WATER THIS DAT.
Ssndy Hook. SIS AN Gov. Island. 8 :3e 4 -
Hell 0ste......6:ea
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
candy Hook. $50 u Gov. Island 10 ~ 4 y
He'll 0ate......l3:N M
ARRIvED-ruEsDAY. Dsesmssr 4.
3 June II rs 4: \, ?srrya Nov; 9.
GO Pclarine. i:@ r. r.. Nsime, Nov. O.
!: Ha :ssnS is;ei !; r.. Gr,:sSssi, rs,s n
&c Sermudisn. $50 A. n, .Bsrmuds. Dec. IL
SrsS ie;ii !; y, icoSsn, Nsv; q.
s. Imperator. IN A; NJ. Portland, Dee. ~.
s. M HiHdni"S.e1 ~ n: sossSn;
e neches, ii.1 a. u, osvsaon, psc. y
:: ssis:s:os. n, n, + +. H. n. N Hc;is;s. n Dss;
% Polwen. s:W p. NJ. Cafdia. Nov. q
The sun., 1916-12-20

BY the way. I did not hear Of any one
finding that rod ana reel which I lost
overheard some time ago.
believe II was a big weakhp from this
piece rod. cork grip. Good Luck reel,
spindle bearing. ] don't suppose I will
ever hear Of II. 80 w will forget n.
New York. Dec. iG. BLUE GROUSE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-24
VOTE 81 900 FOR
BUILDING BOARD
Fund Appropriated by Coun-
ell to Cover Current EX-
penSeS of Department.

Following the adoption Of the ia
vorable report OF the committee Of
the whole on the ordinance 10 pro
vide a fund Of $500 for the current
expenses Of the building department
the common council. at its Monday
night meeting, passed the ordinance
by a unanimous vote.
Upon the motion of Councilman
Buechner, the police department
will be asked TO exercise special
vigilance to see that no property is
destroyed as the result OF misdirect-
ed pranks on Halloween. The coun-
ell thought favorably OF the matter
and passed the motion. The favor
able report of the committee on the
correction OF the minutes had been
adopted
The city attorney was instructed,
following the motion made ~ COUn-
Gilman Buechner and ratified by the
council. to notify the Studebaker
corporation 10 abate the dust nui-
sance that they are said to create at
the 400 block OF Walnut 81. Coun-
Gilman Smoger explained TO the
meeting that the dust and dirt
blown from the skein department
had been for the last months caus-
ing much annoyance TO the residents
Il the immediate neighborhOod.
some months ago the factory offi-
Gals were informed 20 dicontinue
this but no action has ever been TAX
en- in the matter il was said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-24
Dr. A.P. Gammack
Makes King Butt
Of Rainy Day Joke

Or. A. p Gammack, physician
and surgeon OF this city. who is now
with the Royal Army Medical corps
on Salisbury plains, ENGLAND. writes
few details OF camp life "Off duty
Some of the details follow:
The officers have their dinner at
s o'clock in the evening Through
the summer months. it is light until
eleven o'clock, so If the weather
permits. the officers go for a walk
over the hills. One evening several
officers out on such a hike, fay
down on the side OF a hill 10 rest
overlooking the main road. Within a
half-hour three batallions on a
route-march passed. II was a fine
sight. the soldiers all keeping per-
feet step and nearly all singing.
''Tipperary'' is nearly forgotten. the
popular marching songs now being
Keep the Home Fires Burning"
and Marching through Georgia" II
sounded strange TO hear an Aus
tralian regiment singing the last
named.
field artillery are interesting, the
best contests being tent pegging and
the team race. In one part -ular
contest there we're six teams cutter
ed in the team race, each team COM
posed Of six Horses and attached to
a field gun. At the start OF the com
petition the horses were picketed and
the harness laid at the rear. ON the
alarm. the horses were put into the
harness and hitched TO the gun.
Then the teams moved at a trot
10 a given point. wheeled the gun,
numbered IL, aimed IL at given
target and fired one round IL was
mighty smart work. the contest be-
inc won by a battery Of beautiful
gray horses.
II is great event when the camp
is visited by the king. on one occa-
sion King George reviewed $4,000
Australian and New Zealand troops
The review was magnificent. Before
the review a little comedy took place
i'm our quarters. Several doctors and
1 were at tables in the treatment
room. the windows OF which over
looked the parade grounds. AS we
were working away busily. l heard
several people tramp into the room,
but that so frequently happens that
/ never turned 10 look at them. 1
glanced up to look out Of the win
dow to see if the king had arrived
on the grounds and saw that he had
not but that rain was pouring down
in torrents. / remarked If GeOrgius
Rex hasn't had his face washed
since he was a kid. be will get
cleaned up today" AS 1 turned to
resume my work, I stopped short
almost colliding with a person COM
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-24
FEDERAL ACT AID
To LOCAL WOMAN
Mrs. John Porter, Whose HuS-
band Was Killed in Mail
Service, to Be PenSioned.

South Bends first beneficiary un-
der the provisions OF the federal
employees compensation act will be
Mrs John Porter. 1872 Z. Bowman
St, whose husband. a railway mail
clerk. was killed Sunday morning
when he fell from a mail train
while throwing off a pouch Of mail
at a small town near Sandusky. O..
This is the first death in South
Bend under the provisions Of the
law passed 10 afford aid to widows
and members Of the families Of the
employees 1t is also the first ac-
cident of any serious nature that
has befallen a postofice emplOye
here for many years.
Under the provisions Of the act,
Mrs. Porter will receive s45 per
month as long as she remains a
widow. Uncle Sam makes provision
also for members of the deceased
family, and George Porter, his Is
year old son, will receive a monthly
check for $40, until he reaches the
age of p.
Porter fell from the train Sun
day morning and was rushed TO
Sandusky. O.. near which place the
accident occurred. He died at the
hospital there Sunday noon. Mrs.
Porter and son left Sunday hus-
bands death. Porter never recov-
cred consciousness.
Porters ribs we're broken, his
skull crushed, both arms broken and
his chest crushed. Mrs Porter re-
turned from Sandusky with the
body. Monday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-24
Y. M. C. A. MEMBERSHIP
LARGEST IN HISTORY

That the present membership Of
the Y NJ Q. A is she largest that
it has been since the association
started. was brought out by the re-
port Of the membership committee.
at a meeting OF the board OF direc-
tors held yesterday afternoon.
All OF the various departments
submitted their reports. and each
one showed a gain in the past years
work.
The committee on the new gym
nasium reported that the gym" is
now i'm use, and that $6,SS5 has been
collected on the building fund
There is about $1,000 that remains
10 be collected.
The religious committees reported
that a system known as the per
sonal interview" plan was TO be
adopted by the association TO help
the new members. who have joined
the institution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-24
ACCEPT BURNER BID
FOR SAMPLE SCHOOL
Mayor Keller Expected To Call Ses-
sion OF Council to APP
prove Contract.

The school board at Its meeting
Monday night. decided to accept the
bid OF T.. Burner & Co. for the erec-
ton OF the new Sample ST. school
for S122.52S. Mayor Fred w Kel-
ler will probably call a special meet.
ing Of the common council this week.
for the approval of the contract and
the document signed before the end
OF the week. The contractor has al
ready begun work on the new build
ing.
IL was also voted at the meeting
that the salary of the teachers in the
night school at the high school be
increased by so cents a night. or
from $3.50 To $500. a committee
appointed 10 view the Fairgrounds
at the high school grounds and see
what could be done TO improve the
appearance Of the grounds report
ed at the meeting and il was direct
ed that the sidewalks about the
grounds be repaired and the grass
plots resolved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-24
CIVIC CLUBS
HOLD SESSIONS
Haley Plans for Halloween
Party = Or. BoSenbury
Speaks at Oliver.

The directors of the Haley civic
club held a meeting Monday night
and made plans for meeting next
Tuesday night and a Halloween par-
ty, An interesting program which
will include one short address is be-
ing arranged for that date
A girls athletic club was organ
lied at the meeting Of the women OF
the Haley club with Miss Marion
Chard the new director Monday
night. Basketball games with differ
ent girls teams about the city will
be scheduled for the team which
is TO be organized. a gym class is
also 10 be formed and the dancins
class will be taught folk dances.
On Wednesday evening the boys
athletic club of the Haley school
Will Zoe reorganized. An indoor base
bali game between the Fiweks ami
the Haley school boys has been
scheduled for that night The athle-
tic work at Haley school is beins di-
rected by Edward Meehan OF Notre
Dame.
At The Oliver.
The oliver civic club held its
first meeting Of the season Monday
night. enjoyed an interesting pro-
gram which included talks hy Dr.
BoSenbury. MIS- Z. r. Harmon. and
+. Il. Barnes. and discussed plans
for the winter season.
DIR. Bosenbury gave an interesting
talk on public Health" Miss Hair
mon. who is directing singing in the
community centers. spoke on SING
ing and Mr. Barnes spoke along the
lines Of civic work. A drill by one
OF the lower grades OF the school
preceded the business meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-24
SALVATION ARMY MEN
HOLD COUNCIL MEETING

A large attendance was present at
the First Methodist church last
evening where addresses were made
by several prominent officers OF the
Salvation Army. who are present in
the city Col +. G.. Margrets. ma
tioEal young peoples secretary Of
the army was the principal speak
ers. while Col A. Z. Kimball and
Brigadier Simonson made short ad-
dresses.
a council that was attended by
field officers OF northern Indiana,
was held yesterday afternoon at the
Y. NJ. c. A, and the present meth
DDS and new ones were discussed
by the officers.