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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
CD. F. To GET
BIC RECEPTION
Chamber of Commerce Starts
Ball Rolling to Greet
Soldiers.

a great demonstration is being
planned to welcome home Co. +,
which is expected back just before
Christmas. The first meeting in prep
aration for the demonstration was
held at the Chamber Of Commerce
Tuesday afternoon.
1t is planned TO have several
bands. honor escorts from every mil
itary organization in the county and
great crowd Of citizens on hand
TO welcome the soldiers when they
arrive at the station and TO escort
them to the place where they dis
hand.
All the military organizations i'm
the county have been invited TO
send representatives TO a meeting
which will be held at the Chamber
OF Commerce building Thursday
night at which meeting arrange
ments for the welcoming demon
stration will be made.
Sec'y Victor l.. Jones of the
Chamber of Commerce has receiv-
ed a telegram from Capt. Rogers of
Co. +, saying that the company left
IL Grande Monday. Dec. 4, and viii
arrive in indianapolis Dec. s. It
is expected that il will take about
10 days for the troops To be mus
tered out of service and il is be
lieved that the boys will be home
few days before Christmas.
The Chamber Of Commerce com
mittee which is arranging for the
welcoming demonstration, is com
posed of the following members: L.
Z. Bonds, chairman; Fred l.. Den
mis-. and Donald McGregOr. The
Chamber of Commerce will cooper
ate with other organizations
throughout the city in an effort TO
make the demonstration as much of
civic nature as possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
FAVOR VACATION OF
ALLEY NEAR SCHOOL
Lot North Of Driveway Purchased
For Madison school to-
Add to Grounds.

a favorable resolution was passed
~ the board OF public works Tues
gay night on the petition presented
by the school city for the vacation
of the drst alley north of the Madi-
son school and hearing was set
for Dec. %. The school authori-
ties have purchased the lot north
0l the alley and wish to add il to
the school grounds
A petition for the closing of the
first alley south of Riverside DIR be-
tween Park av. and Forest ay. that
was presented 40 the meeting was
laid aside for am Investigation iu-
20 the matter The board viii prob
ably act i'm the matter at the next
meeting.
Assessment rolls were approved
for pipe sewer on Tecumseh av.
gnd on Marietta ST. and for q con-
crete pavement ON the first alley
west OF Lafayette SO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
ST. JOSEPH'S SOCIETY
PUTS ON NEAT COMEDY
"A Night or Cleverly Presented by
Young Actors Of Catholic
Church.

a Night off" the four act come
dy. which was the vehicle used by
the 81. Joseph Dramatic society for
its initial appearance Of the year at
st. Josephs hall Tuesday night.
scored a big success before a packed
auditorium. The play will be re-
peated tonight.
A plot of a college professor. who
is under the domination of his wife
and who writes a play which comes
near proving a fizzle, is unraveled
during the course OF the show. Aid
in presenting the show is given by
several interlopers. The professors
play is a tragedy and il proves 20 be
farce, when a parrot screams out
Kiss me darling"
Edward Doran in the role Of the
professor was exceptionally good.
while able support was given him
by Bernard McCaffeTy as a fortune
hunter, William Condor as Marcus
Brutus Snap. a play producer, and
Maurice Thornton as his son-in-law.
Miss Marie Joyce played opposite
the professor and managed the
household TO suit herself AS the
married daughter whose husband
was always deceiving her. Miss Ruth
Frain proved acceptable. Especially
noticeable was the work of Miss
Genevieve Hickey as "Nisbe." the
youngest imp" OF the household.
Minor roles were played cleverly
by Edmund Probst. Miss Mary Rey-
nolds. Miss Marie Hiss. Alexander
Thomas. Music was furnished by
the church orchestra
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
ND. GLee Club
Makes Local
Debut Tonight

Notre Dame Glee club entertain
ers will make their first public ap-
pearance in South Bend at the
oliver theater tonight at SIS
O'Clock.
Director Hugh O'Donnen and
Graduate Director Ward Perrott
conducted the chorus. mandolin club
and speciality men through a final
rehearsal i'm Washington hall at the
university last evening. All arrange
ments have been completed for the
college musicians in their first South
Bend appearance.
In addition 10 a program Of var
led chorus numbers. including such
pieces as the Soldiers chorus from
Faust" "Auf Wiedersehen". from
The Blue Paradise. and the old
favOrite. Carry Ne Back TO Old
Nirginny," there will he selections
by the mandolin club and several
classy specialties. The university
quartet. composed OF Hugh O'DOn-
nell. James Hayes. Leslie Yeager.
and Harry Burt; Jose Corona. the
Spanish tenor; Scott and McCauley
i'm Ten Minutes of Ragtime." John
l.. Riley i'm the latest song hits;
Emmett Lenihan. in readings, and
Harry Denny in violin solos. will
make up the specialties.
The club win be accompanied by
the university orchestra. an excel
lent organization. directed by How
ard Il. Parker
Every variety of music will be
found i'm the chorus numbers Of the
Glee club. from the classical and the
old home melodies 10 the latest
musical play hits
Those who have heard the club
this season pronounce it as excel
lent and music lovers are looking
forward 20 tonight's concert. Tickets
are on sale at the oliver and seat
reservations are also being made
there
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
IN AND ABOUT TOWN
TRAFFIC PROBLEMS
DISCUSSED BY CLUB

Traffic problems were discussed at
the meeting OF the South Bend Traf-
fc club AZ the Chamber OF Com
merce Tuesday evening. Twenty
FIVE shippers and railroad men were
IN attendance.
The Traffic club was reorganized
40 "a meeting held several weeks
ago. 10 is an organization composed
OF shippers and carriers and their
agents for the purpose Of working
out knotty problems connected with
the shipping and traffic business and
bringing about closer cooperation i'm
general. Bi-monthly meetings with
dinners and round table discussions
are planned
The club will meet again Tuesday.
Jan. 9. at which meeting a constitu-
tion and bylaws will probably be
adopted The officers Of the organ
.zation are James Starr Of the Singer
Co. president; G. 5. Hess OF the
Mishawaka Wooden mills. vice presi-
dent. and J. L. Littinger of the Nc
Henry-Millhouse Co, secretary
treasurer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
LATHR0P TO ADDRESS
ELDER CLUB TOMORROW
VIII Tell How TO plan south Bend
for 100000 POpu-
latiOn

John +. Lathrop Of the American
City bureau OF New York will be the
principal speaker at the business
and social meeting OF the Elder
School Civic club Thursday evening
Mr.. Lathrop will speak on Plan
ming South Bend for = 100, 600 Pop
ulation.''
William Goebel will lead the COM
munity singing. Miss Rae Cohen ac-
companying him on the piano.
Harvey Freehafer will give a read
ing and there will be "A duet by the
Cohen sisters. Ernest Staples will
give some character representations
There will be another reading by G.
A. Byers and the program will close
with a selection by the Civic club
quartet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
VISITING NURSES TO
GIVE XMAS BASKETS

The monthly meeting OF the Wis
itiag Nurse association was held
Tuesday morning when the various
members OF the board Of trustees
were divided into groups 20 take
care OF the Christmas work. The
n,em bers will fiji the usual baskets
with food and clothing and expect
TO start work the week before
Christmas. A report Of the visiting
nurse showed there had been 323
visits made during the past month.
The association viii meet Jan. .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
KALEY CIVIC CLUB
HEARS LATHROP
City Expert Speaks on How
City of 100000 Should
be Planned.

John Z. Lathrop of the Ameri-
can city bureau of New York, and
secretary of the Indiana city plan
ming committee, was the principal
speaker at the meeting of the Haley
Civic club Tuesday night. Mr.. Lath-
Top discussed the city planning idea
from a local angle taking up various
problems existing here and showing
how they could he solved by the
right kind of city planning. He
emphasized the importance of plan
ming for the future growth of the
city. calling his talk Planning for
100. 900 People in South Bend The
talk was made especially interest
ing To the -oung members of the
audience by apt Illustrations and
interesting stories Of the nature and
importance of the work.
Charles Weidler spoke on "A New
state Constitution, discussing in
this connection the prohibition ques-
ton. woman suffrage and other
questions that will come up with
the framing of the constitution.
a piano selection by Miss RATHER
inc Erhardt. a vocal solo by Mrs.
Raymond Leach. and a piano selec-
ton 10y John HOusekeeper, and a
selection. THE Black Diamond" by
Lewis Schroeder. completed the pro-
gram.
A Mans Athletic club was organ
lied at the Sample st. community
center Tuesday night and r. Wis
niewsk and T.. RybicH were elected
president and vice president respec-
lively. Team No. l took the indoor
baseball game from team No. >.
There will be a basketball and in
door baseball game at the Sample
St club tonight.
The election OF officers for the
Women's Athletic club Of the Stude-
baker Civic club was deferred until
Eext week. Miss Lela Scott was ir
charge of the meeting here and the
evening was spent in dancing, Gales
thentics and games of various kinds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
Notre Dame News

DIR. Edgar J. Banks, the noted
srcheologist and the conductor Of
several BabylOnian expeditions,
opened "a series Of three lectures at
Notre Dame Tuesday afternoon. The
first of the series was on Pompeii
and the talk was illustrated by a
number Of slides.
The first preliminaries or the
Breen oratorical contest resulted n
the following four men winning
rlaces i'm the order named: Bernard
Vol. Francis Palmer Frank Boland
and oscar Dorwing. The other en-
trants in the contest won the fol-
lowing places in the order named:
Speer Strahan John Lemmer. Ed
win Hunter. Matthey Coyle. Thomas
Healey and Bernard HenermAn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
OFFICERS NAMED
BY FOUR LODGES
MaSOnS, Ben HurS, l.. o. 7. M.
and Auten Relief in An
nual Selections.

-Four lodges OF the city held their
annual elections Tuesday night.
They were Portage lodge. so. 615.
II. & a. A.. Auten Relief Corps. SO.
"a. L. o. T. ~. no. 900 and South
Bend Court No. a.. r. r. IT,
Otis R0mine was elected master
Of Portage lodge. John Wollpert
was named senior warden, VIII
g. Crap.u. junior warden. Donald
Mac Gregor. treasurer. and IT, H..
Bartlett. secretary. These officers
viii be installed or Dec o.
Mrs. Clara Huffman was chosen
president OF Auten ~. r.. q. 80. "a,
while The other officers named were,
Airs Gene Mckay. senior vice pres
ident. Mrs. Emma Reader. junior
vice president. Mrs Mary Hively.
chaplain. Mrs. Elvina Gilman. treas
urer; Mrs Emma Iandgraf con-
ductor. Mrs. Alice Cdser. guard
Delegates TO state convention. Mrs.
Luella Schock. Mrs Emma Goetz.
Mrs Emma Landgraf. alteruates.
Mrs Teckla Noedisch. Mrs. Anna
McBroom. and Mrs. Mary Dressler.
The following officers We're elect
Ell by the Ladies o. the Maccabees:
Mrs Nora Knight. commander; Mrs
Minnie McCombs past commander;
Mrs Emma Reed. lieutenant COM
nander; Mrs. Lulu Penweu finance
keeper, Mrs. Fannie Coleman. rec
ord keeper: Mrs. Nettie KIzer. SER
geant, Mrs Blanche Mitchell. mis-
tress-at-arms. Mrs Lottie Odell
chaplain; Mrs. Anna HensIer. SEN
tinel. Mrs Margaret Biek, picket;
Afiss Marie Coleman. pianist. The
officers viii be installed Jan. To-
William Bertch was chosen chief
az Court 80. Il. r. Il. r.. while
Clint Chriest was named judge Mrs
Hugo Oltsch. scribe: s. O.. Upton
Keeper Of tribute. Mrs Maud Wind
bigler. teacher: Walter Butler. cap
tsin: Leo Goer, guide; Mrs. Emma
Chreist. keeper Of inner gate; s. NJ
clark. keeper Of outer gate. IT, l..
NerTick. trustee for three years:
Mrs. Nina Reed. mother Hur. and
AIRS. Ida NJ Carr. mistress OF robes
Initiation OF six candidates and a 45
minute drill by the lodge drill team
followed the election Installation
viii be held on Jan. O.
a class of i've candidates was in
itiated into the Helena Rebekah
lodge last evening at a meeting in
the hall In charge OF the Noble
Grand Mrs. otto Boyer The gem
eral business meeting was held after
which there was a social time The
lodge viii have another meeting
Dec. 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06

The judges Of the contest were:
Frs. Finnegan and COilentine and
Prof Emmett Lehman.
Next Thursday evening at S
o'clock the final contest for honors
Will be held in Washington hall
The judges for the occasion viii be:
For manuscript. Frs. Matthew
Walsh. Cornelius Hagerty and
Charles l.. O'Donnell. The judges
Of delivery will be. Senator-elect
Charles Hagerty, Attorney William
McInerny and Rev. Leonard Carrico.
dean Of the department OF English
at the university
The official announcement today
states that the Christmas vacation
will be as per the catalog schedule
from Dec. 20 10 Jan. =. There viii
be no extension OF time this year.
the classes will be over on Wednes-
day afternoon. The regular examin-
alton in ali of the classes viii be
held on Wednesday, Dec. 20.
The sophomore class last night
organized and elected officers as fol-
lows: Pres't, Henry l.. Morency.
Sturgis. Mich; vice pres't. Edward
Meehan. Philadelphia, Pa; secre-
tary, Austin A. McNichOls, Chicago;
treasurer. Frank Mulligan. New
York city. ergeant-at-arms. VIII
liam T. Allison, Georgetown, Tex;
historian. George Halter. Sault Ste.
Marie. Mich; chaplain, John Gary.
Richmond, Va
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06

church has 40 congregations. a sem
mary. theological school and eight
kindergarten schools in the country.
Forty-two dollars were collected
at the free-will Offering at the SER
vices to help Miss Baurnfend raise
the $4,000 which she expects to
take back with her FOR the aid Of
the Nippon missions. She already
has $1,000 Of this raised. Enjoy
able features Of the evening ser
vices was the singing of the Mizpah
church quartet and Of Nearer Ny
God 70 Thee" by Miss Baurnfiend
in japanese.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
TELLS HOW JAPAN IS
BEING EVANGELIZEO
MIS- susan Baurnfiend Speaks at
Union Services of Evan
geliCal Churches.

Members Of the congrega tons OF
the Grace, Mizpah and First Evan
gelical churches united for services
az the latter church and heard an
address by Miss Susan Baurnfend.
head OF the Women's Bible Training
class of Toxic Japan.
Miss Baurnhend told Of evangeli-
cal work that is being done in ia
pan after giving some facts about
the country which she described as
being only about Il fourth the size
Of California and only a fourth UNI
der cultivation vet supporting a
population Of 65.00O.00O. only l.
600 600 OF these siNty-hve have been
evangelical The EvCagelical
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
FARM LOAN ACT TO
BE DISCUSSED TONIGHT

Discussion OF the Farm Act
Law" led les Judge j. ~ Hammer
schmidt and County Ascent John s
BorJner. viii feature the meeting
Of the CLAW and Harris township
community center meeting. at the
stove school house tonight Mem
bers OF the center VIII joln i'm dis
cussion of the subject
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
COUNTRY CLUB TO GIVE
STAG PARTY TONIGHT

Percy Hammond, Chick evans.
W. A. Alexander aud pOssihly
George Ade. are the Chicago celebri-
ties who are expected o. furnish
the principal part OF the entertain
ment at the first stag party bon the
new country club tonight Rev.
John Cavanaugh. a.. = O.. VIII pre-
side at the dinner. Three or four
hundred mem bers will probably be-
in attendance. The members and
their guests will meet az the oliver
early in the evening and go 90 the
club
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
PLAN TABLEAUX FOR
XMAS TREE CELEBRATION

The municipal planning commit
tee yesterday afternoon made arr
engagements for a series Of taaleaus
which viii be given al the court
house on Christmas night The l+-
ing pictures which viii be six in
number. viii be reproductions OF the
life OF Christ taken from famous
paintings
Suitable models VIII pose bro the
sketches and music win Doe rendered
fitting 20 the pictures. 10 viii be
the first work ~ its kind % the
city
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
FIND KARL0WSKI GUILTY
Charged With Having Struck His
SiStcr-in-Law.-

Stephen Karlowski was found
guilty of assault and battery by the
jGry i'm circuit court Tuesday and
was fined 81 and costs. KarlOwski
was charged with having struck his
sister-in-law. Mrs. Alexandra Prey
ula, last July. The two families
lived together i'm the same house at
6@2 w. Tut ST. KarlOwski was
found guilty of the charge in the
city court in August, but appealed
the case 20 circuit court
Evidence against Stanislaus Bla-
harski charged with assault and
battery with intent 10 kill was heard
bv the jury in circuit court Tues
day afternoon. Blaharski was in
dicted ON two counts by the circuit
court jury last May on charges of
shooting with intent To kill Stanis-
laus Balverzak and John SabUda.
The shooting occurred in the west
end i'm FEBRUARY. The trial was
resumed this morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
BOY SCOUTS aIEET.

Ten Boy Scouts OF the Ardmore
community center met az the house
OF Lawrence Wenrick Tuesday
evening Music and games were en-
ioyed. The boys will meet again in
two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06

Auten ". r. c.. No. "a will hold
an old fashioned chicken pie sup
per. pastry sale. and bazaar. Satur-
day evening. Dec. 9. al the old court
house. supper 25c. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
PASTRY SALE BAZAR AND
SOCIAL.

lions Evangelical church. corner
Wayne and 81 Peter ST. Thursday
afternoon and evening Dec. e. You
are invited Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06

Water colors and decorated china.
400 pieces OF appropriate Xmas
gifts on sale at gas office by clara
Schafer. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06

The Norman Eddy Bazar and
Thimble 20 be held Friday Dec. s at
O.. A r.. hall. r. jefferson blvd.
-AdVt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06
CHRISTMAS
DECORATIONS

now on sale in the mil
linery section, second
floor.
Red FTiz Rope S9c
bundle Of so yards.