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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-24
viii Ask Turkey.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. "a
Secretary Lansing announced today
that the United States will ask Turkey
for any knowledge it may have re-
garding the sinking of the liner Persia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-24
EVENTS IN THE WAR
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY.

A new offensive was de-
veloping in Galicia. Berlin adj
mitted the loss of one of the
Zeppelin fleet that raided Eng
lish coast towns; also the loss
of the armored cruiser Bleuch-
er, in the North sea.
Artillery duels marked the
fighting in Flanders.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-24
CHARLIE STANDS
ON TOP OF TRENCH.

NORTHERN FRANCE, Jan.
"a. A wooden effigy of
Charlie Chaplin, looted from
the front of a picture show in
Yorkshire and brought to
France is daily hoisted up over
one of the trenches to the fury
of the Germans, who subject
Charlie to severe lombard
ment. One bombardment lasted
two hours and resulted In lit
tie material damage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-24
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Oklahoma.

During twenty-four hours ending s
a. m. today:
Tonight--Generally cloudy in north
portion; Tuesday, unsettled, colder.
Local Temperature.
Minimum, SO degrees.
Maximum, "A degrees.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-24

CONTINUED on Page Three-)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
Held for i;r.nL Iur..

seven negroes warc held for ,bc
January grand jury OF tho EIcnrico
circuit Court yesterday ny Magistrate
~. . SUNDAY. of iienrico County. on
the charge OF breaking into the com
missary Of Sands X co, which is Ia
Gated on the Southern Railway Just he.
%ond the city limits Tho negroes
a:c said TO have stolen goods valued ut
500. tho greater part OF which MAS re-
covered by lIcnrico County authorities.
Those held for the grand jury ARC
Walter BennyGeid, Henry Taylor.
Robert Barr, David Goodwin. James
Young. Amanda Calhoun and Norah
Calhoun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
IT'D WANTS

-GSDhY ls ssn.a "l .t per per- ,y ,ss1;yn.
II telephon.d or. CHARGED at The counter.
ne hs ' Iao UNI Is rates r. es"t iar repeated ns.
i ii ~ aT t EsND T " uEpf 2Nl wlGN.
RATE FER LINE.
Minimum space. Two lines
SUNDAY and DAILY Insertions. 20 cents
DLIiy Insertions. 10 cents.
CoNSEcUTlNE T. Insertions. 80 cents
situations Mnnted-aiaic und Fcnulc
y ! time DAILY Or sCND.Ai. cents u iin.
.i!ncs Mitnii one M.v. i, cents Il ,inc.
nasis OF ineasurs;nent 10 sol,u osatc. ii;
.in.s ~ tho ihcii. a,.u sia words to the IIne
ihe above races cove. al elassiiicatioiIs.
Constellation moi guaranteed afI.I Il. ~.
SGBSTATiONS FOR cd. N.iST ADS
ihS following Times Dispatch Branch OF
49, ar. ior tne eunveni.nccs Of the Luu,ic.
.Ssuiar Office rates. which &c given auor.:
"Esi Or roCsiiEL STREET
Mss, Emu ,hnrinaey. ~. ". Cary Street
!iooinsui ST. 1"'
kern's iharmsey. - Hanover ave.
4 y. sooker DruE .,ijic. -vul ". laim 8,
.r M.ish,s Drus Co.. lac. Lvniuaray anu
nHys y n, store Alien Ave. ana Grace 81,
i i. +; Joh Ann. DRUG Co.: 81 ~ Msin ST,
.su ma SIIs. urn nhHIi,.-ey "a ; ilne 81
,,,' t. NAY 4 Bus. LfooA ave a.iu Giay
EAST OF FoUsHEE STREET.
4. Jenries Drug Store. -. L. Broad ST.
rattl fAhrInacy. mad anu a.aln SIS
ai's DiuS Storr. fHtn anu .iar5naIi
". n. Naukhan. seI North Fifth ST,
So. -. Daity 80 Eortn Irnth ST
ia, ius"h Dlus store. ~ y. Seven.
a; A. childrey. - ". Eighteenth 81.
Mar, ~. PHARMACY. twenty met and
,N miii.ainss Pharmacy. Twen,y.nrs, and
4n anf S...,,. Ds9s Company. rwcn.y.,hird
and mo"o a,,. q a., 81 naaf Drus Co. Tmen,, nth
50 oou Pharmacy. Twenty nth and Lcie IA
s, church Hill Pharmacy $500 East Broe 1
S,cP; Srais D'u< store. :stp T. Broad 81,
ihiItS-nrst ST. t' '-i ~
E.,,. PARAMOUNT.
Ave- mount fhar:Hacy. -i25 Fairnouni
BARTON hEiGuTs
"SoSs DruS Store :or,h Ave
HIGHLAND PARK
q -. COSBY " 10. 1870 Third Az.
" N. vaughan. Fourth auG stuart
SOUTH En.IiaiO%D
MAS. ". Ga:r!lo. 100 nun =, ana
.iii Forest III Ave - anu
!, SWASSIoRo
= - hooeita @tef iiui -.
,.,.o,, tpLToH
~; blaCk. S;lt Williamsburg A.
Ssopies Drug store. 49, VI iillamsburr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
May Revoke TnAicnb-ssnnd Permit,

~ the request Of Justice ,'vutchfi.ld
Mayor AinSlic was present IN poIire
Court yesterday morning to hear tho
case against t. u. Nol'a aud H. II.
heaton. chau'feurs, charged with parl,-
ing their cars IN front % tho Jctcr-
son Hotel According to TESTIMONY i.
appears that the stand - Frequently
tho cause OF wr,nSling and disorder
between rival chauireurS. The Mayor
was asked to revoke the right of cha,r
f"urs to make use Of the street nj thi,
point for an automobile stand. MAJOR
Ainsiie said he would announce Il lie.
uiSioil within few days The pcrmi.
TO park cars Il; the jefferson Hotel wa,
given by former Mayor -. q. ri.b,rd
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
Alfred .. I<irsh Buys propcrt, ON rsr.
Avenue md Allison street
for S1..o0o.

~. ~. I'h'll'pS yesterday sold 10 NJ
ifed j. kirsh property on tho north
cas-. corner OF Allison street ana pari-
Avenue for price reported 10 DC ST.
90 The property fronts 50 ~ loo feel
on the north line OF Park Avenue Anil
mas depth Of 10 81 tcet on Allison
street. The large apartment house
which stands OF the property was III.
cludcd in the transaction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1915,
Mt l. NJ

on the premises proceed to sell that
certain lot or parcel of land. with All
improvements thereon. lyin. and being
in the city Of Richmond, State of Vir-
ginia. and more fully described as fol-
lows: commencing at the northwest
corner OF y and Twenty-third streets,
thence running wcstwardly and front :
ing on TN. north line of y street.
thirty-onc GID feet and nine ta) inches,
and running hnck from said front and
between parallel lines uhc eastern
boundary being the western line of
Twcniy-third StreeD, forty-scvcn (i7)
feet and sin t6) inches.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sale; all taxes due and accrued,
and six past due notes for $3.50 as fol-
lows: June /. 1916, s25; July I. 1916.
So. Angus, !. 1916, So: ser,ember !,
1915. s2h: October I, 1916. S2a; Novcm-
hcr :. 1916. s25. and any residue OF pur-
chase money TO be applied TO tho pay
mcnt Of notes secured in said deed OF
trust in order of their priority: and amy
further residue in six and twelve
months with s per cent interest: All tho
deferred payments TO he properly So
cured 10y deed of trust.
T.. f.. SCHMIDT.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17


. III. holders Of bonds Nos g. Ia IS -. 20.
-. ~ 90. d; AMI ~ of tho first mortgage
per cent ten-S>ar goid bonds issued hS the
oShSe Nhhniacturine Company ARE hereby
intthed that the said bnn,ls have hccn draw u
sinkinH fund provided Tor In the n,oI tgaEe
~ December |. 1898. from the osnge Manu-
iactnTihs Company 10 the undersigned trus.
tee. IN accordance with the terms Of said
n2rtSagc; AMI tha; interest on each of the
e gu l2nds Nos !, ~. it.2c -. -. a. 30.
81 AMI % VIII cease on The 1T day III
December. l3lG On said last mentioned
date there VIII lie due aud payable. at the
ONE oi the undersigned trustee IN the city
premium OF /" per cent ot the face or
each OF said honds and accrued Interest OH
,Arn 81 sai. houds To said date. aud the
hoiucrS 81 said bonds are hereby required TO
trustee Tor reclamation. az above stated. for
the purpose OF satisfying the provisions OF
said mortgage ia respect TO the sinking
funu instailment
rIRGiNiA TRUST COMPANY.
By II. w. JACKSON. President
Richmond. Va. November g. 1916
NDTiCE or APpLICArIoN ron LICENSE.
NOticE Is hereby EtEcn thut III conformity
eIal Assembly 81 Virginia. approved March
10 1915 tAots i:lG. pages 2i3-2.3- s2t. tie
Undersigned Will. on Monday. December (.
1917. APPLY to the iiustinEs Court OF tho
3ts OF Eichmoni Va. 10Y = license tn pur-
said act Of Assembly.
BuciASAN SPRINGS 60. INC.
II. l. FULLER. Secretary
Harrison ana Clay Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
STEAMBOATS,
Dominion Line

Nv. Richmond. n, ~ Ash St. daily. TOO y. y!
Leave Newport News. ........... S: 90 a. ",
Arrive Norfolk ......................s.ro 4. ".
Connections With main line steamers icsv.
inE Norfolk for New Eor'i daIiy. except sun
lay. 900 j. ~. Connections also made hY
II. s. w: ny. j =. NJ. and 4. & y. Ry. at /
l.. NJ. Nip'it line steamers stop AT Glare
mont on s.snsi. and are met by public Ton
vjRiI-.a SANITATION CO. James Riy.,
by S~s!isht for Norfolk. Old Point. Newport
News amt all James River landings Mon.
day. "Wednesday and Friduy at 8: % g. "
Freight received for all james Eiyeg points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MEETINGS

fs, III
81 ss he ss. BlssS r. s, Ss
at Ss &" A. M The .issR
me morning q S'< fhSSk = W : bsss
ATLANTIC c9 1oNpAk klHE RAILROAD
ers af ,i and ssss e
S' BIRD Peg e. 'H sa Gse ' III:
istN day Of THysmher islS At II "yloSt
yin close WeInesday; November 5, isis. al
s&"ssiay SEVENTH H i Is ssoSs9ss CT
Noycn,hcr Z. 1916.
TIN: ATLAS MIST L ;lSMri ~ IMPROVE
Is s,ssy d fs1 sa ns d 5ss
A hs sna a ,he ose 81 shs
{FS va .'ss Sss 'n he Si!y Of da nsS 81
NoNeper lsis II = i n3nS HfSSk seriei A.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York. October IS. 1916
To the Stockholders of Southern Rail
way Company:
NOTICE is hereby given. that Il gen
cral meeting of the stockholders Of
Southern hallway Company has been
called by the board of directors and
will be held at the principal Office OF
the company in the Times Dispatch
Building, in the city of Richmond Va
on FRIDAY, the 9TH day of January
1917. at 10 o'cl0cn in the forenoon. for
the purpose of considering and taking
action concerning the creation Of I,
mortgage upoi the railroads and other
property. securities and franchises OF
the company, to be designated the re-
funding a..d Improvement mortgage,
and the Issue and sale OF gold bonds
thereby secured, limited in amount TO
S5oO.0O0.0Oo AT any time outstanding.
TO be issued from time TO time. in let :
tered series. maturing on such dates
not later than October l, 1899. and
bearing interest at such rates as shall
he fixed by the board Of directors Will,
respect to each series; and for the pur-
pose OF considering and taking all
such other or further action i'm respect
10 the creation of said mortgage and
tie issue and sale of said bonds as may
come before the meeting, including APP
proving the form and provisions of
SAID mortgage, approving plan for
the exchange of the development and
general mortgage per cent bonds OF
the company for bonds bearing higher
interest secured by said retunding and
Improvement mortgage. and approving
all action taken by the board of dircc
tors in the promises, and for the pur-
pose OF transactinG such other business
as lawfully and properly may be
brought before tho meeting.
The transfer hooks of both pre
ferrcd and common stock will DO closed
at O'Clock j.. NJ. on December 6, 1916
and VIII be rcopened at 10 o'clock ~
NJ. OF January Z. 1917.
by order of the Board OF Directors
l.. s. WYNN.
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17

dated September :, 1915, and recorded
in tho clerks Office of the Richmond
Chancciy Court. III ID. r. 234-D page
payment OF Il portion OF tho debt So
cured thereby, aud having been re-
CURED by the beneficiary Hereunder 80
to do. I. the undersigned trustee. viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
SOfiCES-i.cSai.
l.l.aiAl. NII'rIi,E

NOTICE plS ltEDEMrrloN EoK SINKING;
ESEb oE FIRST MORTGAGE SIN rER
,t:Ni 90, rt:N.lEAK GOLD BONDS
~ Usage IANuFAcTUKINS COM :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17

,'laud Hushcn. Of Martin. Tenn. In,
hcen i'll = very serious condition. due I,
hronchi,is and lung trouble, as II.
wrot" W. oct, 80. 1916. lie had bee.
given up t. die, he said. but Nacor was
rcconmcndcd-he used it-aud write.
as follows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
UPHOLSTERING.

PARf.OR suits cnnchcs, chairs OF all kinds
rcupholsiored In the hest manner Ola
!. hair mattresses made over like new. jacob
umlauf. Madison $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
T.. +. SCHMIDT e co.
Real Estate huctioneers.

TRU STE.t.S AUCTION SALE OF \
VERY DESIRABLE STORE AND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
LET us rcnovate your rugs and carpets.
Central Cleaning and Pcpairing Co..
sos 1-2 North Fifth Street Phone RAN
dolph 2397.
OLD rugs and carpets made over into now
w: w. MoseleN " Co. III North First
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
FOR ltENT-l<ooins

TWO nicely furnished front rooms. large
aha snihh steam heat. Ill East Grace.
folINISIil.D room, with hot running water.
suis: NO. y. Virginia Apartment. Fifth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
WANI'ED--Agcnts.
FOR RENT-Rooms

10 East Marshall Nicely furnished room
50 cents day. Also light housckecpl
rooms central
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
FOR SALE-I,cal estate
FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR sale l30.acre farm: G3 acres cleared.
Hplennid land AMI in grass: rest IN
original srow,i timber. New Groom dwell
inS. new outhuildinSs. all painted. On
fnIai route; miles from thriving town Of
so,,S ~, va. i.anu gray rcd subsoil II
Write II y. Baker owner. Columbia Va
FOR sale. Arlington farm. 240 acres. fenced
anu cross fenced. GROOM frame building
iaISc barn orchard we'll: lots timber. ties.
ec.i lZS acr.s open: miles T.. X y. Il. x.
stau"i. half mile f-st -cias. high school.
Yin YEARS inahuai training: l.: miles
Town. - miles isi,hmOmG. Price. $4,000.
Terms 10 suit purchaser william ~ Smith
Cumberland VA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-01
CHARGES ARE FILED
AGAINST De GROOTE

Though charges have been filed
against Asst Fire Chief Emile De-
Groote by Chief Buysse, nothing as
TO the nature of them could be learn
ed from members of the board of
safety
Mr.. Nettleton, president of the
board. stated over the phone last
night that charges had been made
in due order to the secretary of the
board. Nile I.owman. and that they
would be made public at the proper
moment. Mr. LOwman. however, de-
MED that the charges had been filed
and stated that he knew nothing of
the nature OF them
Mr.. Lowman. when pressed for an
answer, stated that he had not been
near his office during the day and
that there was a possibility that
these charges were upon his desk
at the city hall
The date at which the charges
were filed and with whom they were
entered Will be made known at the
general session of the board of safety
at the next meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-01
ECHOES FROM FRONT
IN MUNICIPAL COURT
LimberS For Action as Part
ner ASSaiIS Honor of
His Country.

Ven 7 want a beer and I got a
jitney, I can buy it," declared Eu-
gene Schock in city police court
Tuesday morning.
quite right" replied Judge Feig,
but that privilege is restricted TO
your capacity and you cannot get
drunk"
Are YOU guilty or not guilty OF
intOxicauon." questioned Deputy
Pros. Sam Schwartz.
Il vas not drunk" was the ans
wer II vas ust mad. ven dat TELLER
said a German list no goot I Ust
try to tell him Belgium is better
now under the rule of great
power"
Here il was necessary to take a re-
cess to eject Joe Van Der Busch
from court, for Van Der Busch being
a native of the little country across
the sea. was about 10 get into action.
See. ust like dat. dat other Teller
get mad and dey put me out in
the street and den get arrested.
Ach. is it ] hat 40 right in els cOun-
try, no liberties?''
At this point Deputy Pros.
Schwarz interposed that if Schocl
wanted liberties. he could plead not
guilty. which Schock did and the
case was set for trial Wednesday
morning at Q o'clock.
Van Der Busch, next up, pleaded
guilty 10 intoXication and was given
a fine of 81 and costs, which was
supended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-01
COST OF PROGRESS
IN MACHINERY ALONE
Principal D. w. Horton Speaks
on inventions Before
Woman'S Club.

in these days philosophers are
everywhere asking the question. rs
not most Of the progress we have
made. progress in machinery
alone p" Have We really progressed
in mental, social and spiritual life
Are not the atrocities and beastial-
ity Of the present great war. and the
tremendous absorption of men in
material and industrial development
indications of the dominance of the
mere material aIone?" asked Prin-
cipal d. ". Horton in the course of
an address on Inventions" delivered
before the literary department of
the Woman's club. Monday after
noon.
Inventions have lightened wom-
ans work. and given her the oppor-
tunity of leisure time for develop
ing the artistic. intellectual and So
cial life of the home. continued the
speaker. Woman has surplus time
for interest in social, religious and
civic work. The problem is not
solved. however. because many
women do not choose to so employ
their leisure time. Many women
spend their surplus in dressing, idle
chatting. high society. and not sell
dom in dissipation. and hence de-
velop a sort of paTasiuism. The
progress of society VIII depend to a
very great extent on how woman
shall determine to use her social
surplus of time, energy and money.
In conclusion the speaker pointed
out how machinery has aided man
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-01
CHAMBER GETS DOWN
TO REAL BUSINESS
Members Take Active Interest
IN New Organization -
New Meeting Today.

II seemed in the main 20 be bad
choice Of speakers They not only
spoke too frequently but they also
GRATED too long according 70 the no
ton Of the crowd. Otherwise the
smoker" put on by the Chamber OF
Commerce last night was a success.
AS originally intended IL was a
get together" affair with embelish-
1nents The idea OF Finnegan. the
major dOrno OF the event was excel
lent and there was q crowd on hand.
This crowd was male up of the
hest stuff" Of the city and there
was some natural enthusiasm for the
new venture.
Unhappily human nature is not
constituted In a fashion which makes
IL pleasant TO listen 10 an hours dis
sertation on a restricted district
when MishawaIa has no slch affair;
neither are the residents OF the city
constructed TO face a vOlley OF Ger
man poetry from an author watch
rot only Is unknown but who like
wise doesn't seem 20 have any par
ticular merit in the matter Of com
position as far as could be determin-
ed last night
Notwithstanding this the people
OF Mishawaloa desire above all else
q commercial organization which
will give them decent drinking water
from the city mains. They went on
record at the rather disjointed meet
ing Of Monday night favoring ar or
gsnizatiOn such as the new Chamber
OF Commerce is and every live mem
her there. whether he be member
OF the ChanEbr OF Progress or the
Business Mems association. agreed 70
suspend 1.-The rules" and get immedi-
ate action upon this matter Of a live
commercial body.
The Business Mems association is
dead according TO the admission OF
7. deLOrenzi. president Of the pro-
nouncedly defunct organization, and
if the Chamber of Progress. not
Withstanding it's attractive name, is
not now deceased It should be In the
light OF new Developments.
The imported eloquenoe served ia
show the need OF better streets. the
Importance OF a special tax on the
improved property within the inter
Tor OF the city and the need Of pure
drinking water for those who were
unable TO purchase it by the bottle
and also for adequate protection oil
fire
That the people OF the city viii
have a unity Of commercial organi-
cations was never so clearly empha-
sized as at the meeting Of last night
There was some little disappoint-
ment that the younger commercial
organizations of the city had not
been further consulted and that their
charters had not been cancelled bat
there was not a man in the assem-
bly, who voted against the establish
ment Of the new organization.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-01
CHAMBER OF PROGRESS
PROTEST IS TOO LATE
Organization Supposed Dead
Suddenly AWakenS-WiII
Meet Thursday.

The committee appointed at Mon
day nights meeting Of the business
men to get together and decide on
the cancellation Of the charters Of
the two existing business organiza-
tions. has decided 10 wait further
Developments until after Thurs6 ay
night when the Chamber Of Pro
gress will hold a meeting to discuss
the situation. II had been generally
thought that the latter organization
was defunct, inasmuch as il has not
held a meeting for many months
and all interest in it's doing was
seemingly dead. In fact for the past
two years il has been on the road
20 decay. and IS months ago when
interest in its doings began TO wane,
IL was hard TO get even a quorum
TO attend its meetings.
Some surprise was expressed
among the leading business men Of
the city Tuesday that the members
Of the Chamber should have wait
ed until the eve Of the canvass for
members for the new organize ion
before letting their views in regard
70 the matter be known. Fred. NJ.
BarrOws, president of the Chamber
of Progress, has attended all the
meetings of those interested in the
new association and was seemingly
in favor of the change. having rails
ed no objection TO the method Of
organization as laid down at the
recent meeting in the Finch *
Sprague undertaking parlors.
AS matters now stand. the result
of Monday nights meeting has made
the reall progressive men Of the
city more determined than ever to
boost the new proposition along and
TO lend ii all the aid in their pow
er Members of the Chamber of
Progress, those who have consider
able interest in the welfare of the
city and who pay their share of tax
es. have slgnified their intention OF
lending their aid to the Chamber of
Commerce, Notwithstanding the evil
dent intention of a number of the
younger element To administer a
knock TO the undertaking.
one pleasing feature in connec-
ton with the meeting Monday night
was the presence of large number
of representative men from the vari-
Gus Industries Of the city who have
already signifed their intention of
becoming identified with the Cham
her of Commerce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-01
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

Mrs. Charles Behse. sol Merrifeld
av. was pleasantly surprised by tltr
members of the Tabitha Sewing
circle and a few friends Monday at
ternOon. when they came in TO as
s.st her in celebrating her birthday
anniversary. The afternoon was
spent in games and contests The
guests presented Mrs. Behse with a
handsome rocker. Luncheon WIS
served. Covers were laid for 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-01
MRS. BEIGER TO ENTERTAIN

Mrs. VI, V. Beiger will entertain
the members OF the general meeting
of the Mishawaka WOman's club
Saturday afternoon at her home,
Lincoln way L. An excellent pro-
gram Is being completed. during
which Mrs. Beiger will give a talk
on A Day in Japan" and will illus
trate with a rare collection Of Jap
anese works Of art.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-01
At THE TEMPLE.

The screaming i've act comedy
taken on board a Pullman train
entitled Excuse Me" will be shown
at the Temple today Wednesday q
very strong Shubert film attraction
entitled over Night" Thursday no
doubt the Temple will he taxed to
its capacity when The Girl and
the Game" will De shown with dar-
ing Helen Holmes in The leadins
role. It has been reported that
Helen Holmes was born and spent a
great deal of her former life I'm the
vicinity OF Mishawaka. Reports
from exhibitors from coast to coast
pronounce this one of the greatest
successes.