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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
Guide Against
Villa Bandits
Is Murdered
RanCher Who Acted as Scout
for U. S. Troops Found
Dead.

a. PASO Texas NAV i-r ~ Holly
o rsnchcr fifteen miles nor'hc,s, ~ ~
Eu,Ir. near san Antonio. NrN.o. was
murdered with hts Mexican foreman sat.
ufday ugHt bcuusc fr had a.tci 1s q
scout or American troops who vent 10
Vie lluu, ranch 10 rId u o' VILLA bandits
THe information va. contained IN rc-
port ,o General Funston today from
General Fcuhlug
\ detachment of u.. s.N rar,D.
ml'r Lieutenant wrihsrhU and guided
n. llolN se' olr si'ui1, morning Ia
run down rH, band Toy dnysrs'I me
bandits vuuuiirg Nu mru whom the,
bptuf,t iiulb STAYED nt ,.' puDh that
might The neat morning rit nudg and
ihai NJ nH foreman were found
m. dispatch dii not state whether
Holly Vas IN American
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
To
Pay Back All
Lost In Bank
Acquitted OF Embezzlement
Charge, He Begins
Life Anew.

CiuCNGO Ma, William Lor.m..
former United STATE. .nitor from uu-
ro,.. who v,s acquitted h 70 lury hrso
nr night of charge. ~ unhrta'mrut
ard conspiracy Co d,'pud iu connection
with IN" n.lu', uf rhr "a Sail, street
Trust aud ss,us hank. began % u,V
lf' TODAY br pid 'h, dominant pure
I,,r ot which i. to reimburse IN, gr..
ton. vhu lo.' tts.r a .na. Though '..
nnur, u. DO, l1nk nf which %, v..
pi 'rsr'
Th. ram,H eIr Or. prd r,.h .,st
vIu NJ i0Im,r
lurNmr' I.u0uu..d T'u..la, Hy Hr u
viii hr % ,sniIili. fn. o., United states
scrHi" uum Nhl.1 hr wa uust,i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
GERMAN REPLY
TO j. S. NOTE
EXPECTED SOON
Ambassador Gerard Sends
Brief Message That State.
ment Is Forthcoming.

WASHINGTON. Ma, sc,i,tss
Lansing nunoun el Thufsd,l upt r. dis
patch NuW NmtlA,adof Gerard arut
yesterday aid the premier expected tu
receive ~ once Tue German ruub ~ the
American note demanding immediate
abandonment o' rr,s,n' practices of sHN.
rufin, Wa iHi,
SECRETARY inu,ug s,II h, b. vurntt
'u. Information vltttH,,cf uf W. ,Hu.
irf'n., Nuhtastiu. g,fHfd hat With
Emperor William at gpui headquarters
T|' dispatch SrO.r'bp iputnE Fsid
WEE ur,i sul contained nu Indication
vt th, tenor pi the e,fWsu .ypN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
Carranza Gives His
Consent to Terms

III rNSO. Ts,s. MAY : Nd,.''s 90
o,iycd in Juifcz Thursily Indicated ihm
HrN chief Caruuza had given his cone
sent 60 tho terms agreed ou hy General
Uhr.ruu and General Scott Formal fuii-
urt'.uu viii follow rapidly 10 is expect
81 ts spuu s- Tire word comes from
Washington that thr agreement is s,t-
ittt,iuf, tp the administration
General uhr,gou told his associates
that d, saV uo i,tsnn Why The settle.
mont should uD' h' UWrhN effected and
that iH, tension between iNU NrirHus
and Americans would quickly dNhrr'Ar
Nh,u th, r'NH Wt. .Ws'd 'h'' Hn un-
dyrsundIus r,d hHrH reached that h"i
fnf i'. uhi,.. in. refinement u' ih' Amer.
loan soldier from N'y.Hr COLL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
WRECKED Zeppelin
ONE Of five RAIDERS

t.uNpON. Ma, Tho Zeppelin lao.
Witch VS. wrecked in nllins st Hstsn
Itth. NoiVH1. belonged tn squadron
pf i've sifsh.ps Witch attacked 'hr ,pai
osst oi EurNnd and Scotland 1ursd,,
n,rhi ,pUrfdinl foo member p' M.
yr,v. saws Copenhagen dispatch IN,
sixteen m'u un bopid N,f, n',inHd bl
th. Nbrv.rHu Buthnrltira
OWNS to tu, lack oi brnfin, tho g.. 'n
vts uubh, Co k,rp W company with
ih, other i1idrta bub Nbs driven east.
Wntd b n aifunE wind and huflrd
u1Biusi q muuntainsih,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
OIL Man KILLED on
FLY WHEEL OF RIG

+ rushrr manaErf oi ihr cushing
uu spi pas ,ompsu, aud frrnf'si io he
a rcsid,u, ~ pkIshoms CIV. Was fatal.
~ injured Wriucsda, afternoon uu tho
cushing ntu southwest NJ iavton 4
well had been completed and white pre-.
rsnunns vrf, b,'ng msdo ~ rr,u ihc
nl cusbue pas rauebi on hs main n,n
and d,,ts,d lnto the n, ,ehesl cushing
died IN I'm hour
Several nl companies In oklahoma rib
stated the, dii NOT know cushing ns q
local resident ilis name is mot carried
IN ths titv directory uf telephone iisl "
Uklshoms Citl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
new SOUTH WALES
MINISTRY TO STAY

SIDNEY. y = W May Tho min
ifli, NJ SoN South Walcs has decided 20
withdraw ne resignation which hsd been
presented Ir tur labor p,r'N M ngr'c.
mont np been frp hrl vhufrNy tho ir.
tput abolition of uau, vt the present
house would ur Submitted to o. r,frr,u.
dunn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
FLOOD or MAIL
AGAINST BREAK
Printed Form Letters by Thou
sands Reach Members
Of Congress.

wAsliNuTON. NAV Printed form
letters ptuies,ins against any step which
may lead ~ war With uctmany hesan
pouring IN nv the thousands Thutsdal
on members " vonstess as the sequel
10 the TELEGRAPH propaganda which
swamp.d the capital and the telegraph
companies last wcek Even The names
" the congressman were printed on the
envelope. and everything gave evidence
that the letters had been prepaid by
thousands and required nnly written Ella
natures Senator iiustlns " Wisconsin
received letters Thursday which. he said,
added evidence 10 his charge tina, the
American Embargo conference IL behind
the movement.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
MAN CONVICTED or
llBElllNG MEMORY .
OF FIRST PRESIDENT

TFS AruNA. Wash Mav \ ,rt.
diet NJ guilt, vhs returned
~ Wednesday niFM d, superior
court mf, that for four ds,s had.
been sitting Zee ihe taiai ~ T. N Hat.
fsf Of ihis 1i,. accused NJ Wbciuns
the mymur, II usorse Washington
A'irtur,s s', tho rpsc set. precedent
"thv maximum i-nsli, for the ot
frus, under state statute .s urs ,eat
in 'he count, iali nnr ui " 90, nr
both
Jrlon,l Nnrf' y ic,h. m ,,,urne,
raua,i ilpff,rs arrest after tho latte,
had ssr' n letter tn . newspaper ~
fsftirr to Washington a. y "hias
rhsmst slave holder and 'in,eter.
ate dfinkrr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
PEOPLE LEAVE
CITY OF METZ,
LONDON REPORT
Dispatch Believed Trustworthy
Says Civilians Abandon
Capital.

LONDON. NAV Reuters Nmsi't.
dam correspondent telegraph, that iuiof'
nation which is regarded ~ trustworthy
hiss been received there that Meta 10 be-
ing cvacustcd b, the ci,il population
Meta. the ,prita ~ Lorraine q rii,
~ about 10000 is rated as uur oi tho
strongest infif'ss-s ot the world u "
about ftcrn mIics north uf th, urhiinf
line and fort, mites citi of Nstiuu u
10 held by the Germans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
BODY OF LOST BOY
IS FOUND MURDERED

PHILADELPHIA. MAJ with a
handkerchief tightly knot,cd around hs
neck tho body of s.yoaf.ol Richard
Mockln. who was believed to have been
kidnapped last pccembrr Vns discnvcrcd
Wednesday In strip of underhfush on
IN, outskirts of the cltN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
NEGRO CHURCH GROWS
FROM Is TO 100000

puII .\pEIrtIlN. May The gtoNih
VI the Nfriran Methodi't Episcopal
church from sixteen to .ooo,ooo member
In the last 100 ycNts was Described v
Senior Uishnp n " lee of Wtlheriotcr,
Ohio. IN his centennial sermon before The
tNrnt, nth pusdtennial session :" the
general conference ut that body h"ic
MrdIoslaN night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
ARMY RE0UlSlTI0N
FOR TWO ChlNAMeN
IS FILLED PROMPTLY

NOLONtN prnlNN. chihuahua.
IL Mesico. Ma, Perhaps vnc oi
~ the most rarnrsi demands made
on the nusitsfmastrfs Department, "
the American cspcdtipnsty command
has been received from field head.
quarters q, Namiuura rhis fedui.
si,lnn asked tct "twu Cinnamon tuily
equipped Officers ~ nuhlan uh.
tnlned the services oi two Chinssc
cooks whose fame sptrad thfuurhru
urnntal rctshints forte utnttrs ~
Nsmiuulra determined iha, the only
way to obtain similat services was
to make demand upon the quarter
nas,e, The nc,, truck train carried
iwo chinese chefs property accounted
iut In the cargo nsnifcs,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
SuFFRAGISTS T0NAME
WOMAN FOR PRESIDENT

'iu'N4p uH announcement n,r
l''n mad. 'ha' iHr conf', tIor,l Union
n N.wfn suffrage is contemplating
OIL. r.e,nr 100 the r"li 'ht ,rr Of a
vomn candidate ior president of tH.
Jr.',i sn',s Zoo be- nominated ei , con.
v'r'iun 'H, so..ot, Is planning to ho'I
here june D.. and
THE opposition uf Uf Anna HoVarl
-htn leader Of tfs National American
Woman suffrage H7suoinrnr 90 tho fur-
NATION p' vUm1u- party WOO tu.
r"nu,'d iudH' iu b statement Issued 1'
'ru York
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
MAN eLeerRoourts srLr-

roBr lErtEpSuN. y v. M,
William q Wheeler, " Nrsfs old. srrfs
tar, and gcnotsl msnsr,f " the i'ot,
jefferson Electric company. committed
suicide "Wednesday hy piarinr his hands
on tho two main electric switches n, ihc
vlnnt and clcr,fccutcd himself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
BERLIN WORKERS
DEMAND RELEASE
OF L|EBKNEcHT
Detention OF Socialist Causes
New Demonstration in
Germany.

LoNpuN Ma, 1N, urss, NJ Kari
blcbkue,bi so.Iplu' lrli'f In ,onn,c'
iion Win Nu pB, i.muu .'railon in iief.
ln NoniN1 caused sf.,i excitement
amonr ih, workers cher, and hd ~ =
fresh demonstration BuuriIur 10 isuofls
from nrfNn forwarded from Corrunnren
Tho dispatch 'dN. IH1i 30 4. believed
M, government ul l- .omr, Fd to
,e'n. ut lA,hhuuh, 90 prevent e.
revolution
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
American Troops Not to Go
Further South Than Pres
ent Location.
USE OF RAILROADS
INCLUDED IN PACT
Withdrawal Promised When
De FaCto Forces Can
Handle Situation.

,,.,.,,,...y,.. ,.. ,,,,..i
-'''' I'I"'. "' .' "''
.,,nrrr Otf'so. hII i''pr" II'ld'nt
William Ti..r.... I .r,r.r. HYkrr.
.. ...,...
"''
'''i"'' I' " .hH. '"'' TOO II''''' '''
'i' u.' OFT Mexican f''lN"'s ana '''. u"
1'IIn'' tune .i.' f .h'. d''H JAZZ 'F'
been reported pf tn. withdrawal of Cen
..r r,,.,..... ,..,a u..r,,,b,. norn
.... .,-
''. ''''' '' ''''..'
Hf".N' 'I.n be- forthcoming
rroor, No rar,h,r South
u,..,t. ,,.,..,..,. ..,,.c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
EIGHT CANDIDATES
PICK headquarters

CHICAGO. May '-Hcad1usrfrr fnr
umrt, states already havc been engaged
ai various hotels here icf the republican
ui'ior,l con, cu'l0r vhll, slgh, prrsid'n.
upI put.lntrs have 'usnr'd rooms Tor
headquarters 20 one hotel Tho gsudi.
dt'rr who have cussr'r quarter arc
Theodore Roosevelt l. sherman.
Ibrla. " tBthsnkf John " Weeks.
William Alden smith. Theodore nuriun.
ll,nr, - Is,bhrook William O. ncrah
Htd Albert " Jummins
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
New Federal Reserve Plan to
Be Started June IS Out
lined Locally.
COLLECTION PROVISIONS
ARE RELATED IN DETAIL
Costs Borne by BenefICiarieS
in Proportion to
Service.

n'N F'" '1f .I'I'inf aUd col.
i',tug ,hr.ts vnln vii afford " dirc,i
.,r,dtii,.. ana. ,.......,....l ..,.,.. ..,n,,J.
'n' '.''h' ''N .'''I'm'n' ~ balance
vii b, Irturu .tt,I Do. tho federal rr.
,,I,c aord Inn, 3. ,p,,rdinr in ,I-.
,.... .t.. .,r.,...
''''
'N' "Nh'l '"H N".NIN-''n
Nc,ardlug ro o.al banker. IN, ure
,..,.,, ,,,I. ,a..,,, ......r, e.. ,,, hank.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
MOSCOW REV0lUTl0NlSTS
EXPLODE BIG OIL TANKS

RERl.iN, May Revolutionary WORK.
ntnmen In Moscow have exploded goN'
,,nmcn, kerosene and bcnGine tanks
according TO reports from stockholm re-
c,iVcd hy the Overseas Ncws agency
which say more than 5000 tons ot ,h'
oils we're destroyed In few seconds
The resulting fire has spread 10 hulld.
ingf near the tanks md is still burning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
DOMINICAN PRESIDENT
DECLARES CITY IN SIEGE

SANTo poNlNuu Dominican Erpub.
n,. Mtt i.G,uymi Juan Jimiurf
president NJ 'hr republic, who was u.
reached MAY D, the chamber ~ drr.
if,s hss A.. lptrd tho capital u ttpt,
r, s'ig, aud l., d'gfrr haa rrmu, rd tho
sect ui government 'u san Geronimo. u
.ui ufl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
Texas CAPITALIST
DIES FIGHTING FIRE

RORsTOWN. Ts,as. Ma i-Fehs
Rnuer. siu owner. upuhlisi and chicf
NJ tho volunteer fir department. lost
his ufc Thufsdat Iu ffc which de-
sttoyrd two building ir the business
district. ~ nm estimated loss " $4,000,
An explosion which shattered wall
1f NJ, Un1tu'r buried U'usr under =
-MMM.L n hrIIk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04

ne,. z = rsnnrd, pastrt ~ ihr
Fourth sweet tspiist church ~ wichita
Pals Tr,as hNs accepted uHanimnns
,all in uli the pulpli NJ thc uli,ri ibp.
can't Nrri ib vhar the lte, W 70 ii,t
iiirr s.rrHi.H ,iu ~ taSnriir ir
inDnln Sch
The WOW pastor rf the olive, uptiis,
viii preach HE nfsi SERMON Boo okh
huma ,it, neat SUNDAY a, De- expected
~ arrive ftiHaf ~ Eatuniat
NJ rsnnrdt is brother in.iau ~
Mfs 90 y frarh in0i West riEhih
street Oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
EPIRUs famine Due
TO GRAIN SEIZURE

HlHiiN' May "pisp,tchc, from
Athens state that the entente allie. At
th' island ui Corfu hn,, ronn,rat~d
grain destined Tor northern Epims IN.
uN'f.'is New Agency isy. In ,ousc-
yu'u.r thor, r famine ir Eptus hui
ls'. of death n} starvation arc report.
"a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
PHYSICIAN CONVICTED
OF POISONING HIS WIFE

CHARLESTON ~. Ms, 4 n
Jhnrrs JnudNk, Waters. q physician.
VAS convicted Thur sdaN " poisonlnH
hit Nifr and sentenced ~ life impfisnn.
moni The ttp,c said Water murdered
her because oi he iniaiuntlon tor nn-
other Woman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
Release Is Sought
For DR.. Liebknecht

pruiiN. Nat 4. s nr'lln s1rlallst w.
fr.iu.sN a. resolution in The tsi. .hsiae
WriuUait. fruH,stinr Chancellor tor
Weiim,nr lipUNtr tu feasp nf iaeh-
rr. hi buI ip sYspsnd proceedings aEaiust
MIN nutl after ~, niinunm,ht ui the
.trI,IsfaK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
GERMANS ADMIT purrAr

nERtlN. MAY II is ofurlall, an.
nouncrd that the French hn,, obtained q
fuu,hold IN one " 'hc GctWsp advanced
posts south NJ Dead Man nm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
TWO sols SURVIVORS

PARIS. MAY position ncst Dead
Man llill WAS captured NrstCtd,N
Two Germans vctc captured Who said
they we're the snlc survivors oi the d..
tenders of The position
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-04
TWO o,r IN oVfptupsto AUTO.

los NNGrLES. MAJ Malrom w.
Nfunr playwright ard Clinton " H,ags.
sn snthuf NJ New iofk. wsft tlilrd ast
night phcn an au,omohll, driven by
stasg overturned. I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-04
OLIVE BRANCH

Mr.. and Mrs Nern Nirson and Mr..
and Mrs Henry Ninson were Sunday
.,uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NinsOn.
Miss Mabel Watkins returned
home last week from a visit with
her sister. Alta, of near Irwood.
Mrs. Fred Shupert and children
are victims of the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watkins of
Cadillac. Mich. are here with the
formers parents
Mrs. Peter Wilhelm has been suf-
fering with gail stones and a gather
ing i'm her head.
Mrs. Warren Sheneheld is spend
.u- a week wieh her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w. II. Long
Mrs. Ely of South Bend is spend
ing a few days with her daughter
Mrs. Fred Shupert.
Elmer Feagler is the owner of a
new Ford
Louis Watkins is in South Bend
for q few days.
Philip Schafer and family and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-04

children and stepmother OF 10. she
was Familiarity known to her ae-
cuaintances as Aunt Phoebe
Mrs. Maria Smith died after an
illness Of six months al the home or
her daughter. Mrs. j. a. Ordung.
Monday moruing. she was nearly ~
wears old, having been born Aug 26.
l645. in Fort Wayne She had lived
mere the past three years coming
mere rom llama. She was married
in loo- 20 OHdIies Shiilh' VINO dleo
seven years ago beS'aes lhe oaush-
eeI -i'Iee sIaiu E illior rem = haiies ana
ei'oy h'ohief @! l-aporie ana
Iiomer ordung oi south Bend, and
l"NI great sTdhoe hlldteh survive
HeI. mere are also' NE uIothe'
..''u I'M &c s.S't - 'a '"llo"s' lHoii''is
.'' sent oi Iidi.ila' "lliidHl ana
.''"o or missouri isaac ana Janlel
-. pa osN" MIs' DelilaH Amen OF
ri4ilsn LAKE MIS-. Ca'nef.He bTS-
-. r
'.'0i 'lei"l se' '4ees were Heiu at
me mo i'I'i3 az
GOV nay 'i's ''uS
was '"Nei 10 i''i'i'' ioI ""i''''
AIRS. arthur smith was hostess
tuesday afternoon AT a social meet
ing Of the Young Woman's Bible
class OF the christian church. Re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-04
CLASSIFIED
RATES AND RULES

Al transient classified Advertising -
casa. Bills viii be rendered on date n
insertion and m paid within one week.
may be figured AZ Ole cent a word FOR
the first Insertion. half a cent per word
Tor each insertion theresfter Minimum
charge rate n ceuus. minimum cash rate
only from persons who have mo- unpait
balances Bills e. cover are rendered
upon ipt ~ notice 90 discontinue IN
sertion. such notice. II telephoued. 20 he
conf!rmed I'm person or 10 writing. No
advertising win ~ accepted from parties
with unpaid bins u 30 DAYS or more.
Situations Wanted advertiseueurs
when paid FOR IN advance VII be run
three times for the usual price n one
seven times FOR the price ~ three.
Such words 81 "For Rent" Wanted
20 Rent" For sale and "Wantef" are
required as part Of ne advertisement
ETTOrs which clearly lessen the virtue
Of the advertisement whether the fault
u the paper. or due 20 careleSsness on
the part OF the advertiser. VIII me rectl-
fled by publication without charge
Persons who do not wish their ideu
tity known may have replies addressed
20 box number at News Times Officp
Repiies 10 Out-of-tOwn advertisers viii
be sent prepaid Oh Wednesday aud sat
urdsy Of each week unless otherwise In
structed.
Classified advertisements Tor The sun
day News Times VIII be received TOR
classification mp TO o'clock saturday
refreshments viii be accepted % 80 40.
der Too late 20 classify
Advertisements for the All-Dav News
Times viii be received FOR Classification
up 20 2 O'ciork 2. m. on the day pre-
ceding that in which they are 10 appeal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-04
WILLOW CREEK, IND.

a meeting OF the community CEN
ter was held on Tuesday evening at
the school house. An address by
Miss Grace Osborn Of indianapolis
was the feature OF the meeting on
tuberculosis prevention.
Robert Mcknight and wife enter
tained "a number of Mishawaka
friends sunday.
Mrs. @. Edwards OF Wisconsin is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jacob
Snyder
Rev. Simons and Nife were guests
sunday OF Harry Hoy and wife.
Mrs. Samuel Jude and grand
daughter. Eleanore visited Mr. and
Mr.. John r. Mcknight Sunday
James Eberhart and wife were in
Elkhart Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beyrer were
entertained by South Bend friends
Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon at ne home Of
Mrs. Harry Hoy.
Joseph and Mrs. Mcdonald Of
South Bend were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs David Sh@nOuer.
Robert Mcknight, Gary Smell and
Mrs. Dell Varier viii represent the
community center at a convention to
be held in the high school building
on Thursday evening in South Bend,
To- make arrangements for the CEN
tennial TO be observed in October
Felix DeGroote and family were
visiting IN Mishawaka Tuesday.
George Carver and wife visited
South Bend friends Sunday.
Arthur Robbins and family were
guests sunday of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. 3. Robbins.
Mrs. O. y. Robbins. who has beer
seriously i'll, is slowly improving.
Charles Gage and wife and Mrs.
w. Ort and son of Mishawaka were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chris
man Sunday.
Mrs. Chan rs Barnes Of Mishawaka
was a guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Mcknight. Sunday.
Church services as follows: Sun
day school at 10 a. m; preaching
at 1880 p. m; prayer meeting
Thursday evening
Father Milton Mcknight cele-
brated his S3rd birthday Wednesday.
lie is in fairly good health. He has
lived in this vicinity for s. years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-04
PMOME
BELL 2i01 HOME 1851
ASK FOR
CLASSIFIED DEPT.
THE NE|S-TlMES
WHAT ONE GAME KEEPER DID.


Notwithstanding the very latc
spring with weather conditions al
most disheartening, this game
keeper. With practically no help dur
ing the mating and nesting season.
raised go pheasants. $50 malIard
duck, Il wood duck, u golden
pheasants and seven Canada geese.
Due 10 heavy rains. the brook run
ning through the mallard enclosure
flooded late in May and swept 2eA
duckiings into the pond, where they
were drowned. BY steady trapping
OF foxes bobcats, coOns. and skunk
during -\e Wint"r. and everlasting
war on the bird eating owls and
hawks, the native grouse were given
protection. Increases Of them have
been noticeable. and by intelligent
planting here and there through the
covers of about $500 acres Of aban-
dOned timber ana farm land, the
winter supply of food Is becoming
abundant These two steps alone
have accomplished wonderful results
in restoring these wonderful old
hunting grounds. which less than
100 years ago fairly teemed with
wild game. May outing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-04
BERRIEN SPRINGS. EIoH.

Mrs. r. a. Carr is confined 10 her
home by illness.
AIRS. Addie Brosius OF ST. Joseph
has sold her residence property on
Main 81. 20 S. 81. Meek.
Fitzpatrick post will hold its reg
Ular meeting Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAY Summers and
little daughter. Maxine. who have
been living in Wichita kan. the
past winter have returned 90 Ber-
Tien Springs. Mr. Summers viii re-
sumo his work as superintendent Of
the Godfray canning factory
DR. s.. A. smith mas purchased a
new Dodge runaDout
Thee. Noel left Monday for a two
veeks' business visit in sou fern
Texas in the interest Of his oil fields
ln that section. Several more wells
are being put down and pipe line
laid.
Mrs. Hulda Kelly of 81 Joseph is
visiting her sister. Mrs J. ID. Slower.
John BOYLE returned Tuesday
evening from Chicago. ON Monday
he shipped two carloads of stock TO
shat city-24 cattle. eight calves and
80 hogs.
Lockland clark died AT his home
in Watervliet Monday While visit
ing at the William Robinson home in
this village during the holidays, Mr..
Clark broke his hip and has since
been an invalid Perry Summers and
Mrs. william Robinson Of this VIII
lage were in Watervliet Wednesday
TO attend the funeral service.
Daniel Helm is having new barn
lmlt at his farm west of town, to
take the place of one that burned
down last week. Contractor W. y.
skinner and a force of men are do
ing the worn.
Stephen Ludy was out early Mon
day morning TO take advantage Of
the opening of the trout season; he
had a catch Of nine. ranging from
one and One-fOurth pounds 10 eight
inches long Within j. Tucker
caught one trout weighing pound
and seven ounces.
The Aid society Of the NJ r.
church will have charge Of the ser
vice sunday morning May :. Ser
mon by Rev. John Beech.
The June Band was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mesdames
j. D. and Murray Plat at the home
~ the former on Main ST.
/. l.. Futile is overhauling and
repairing the gasoline launch recent
Is purchased by Clyde W Hockey
for use on lake Chaplin this sum-
mer.
The ". F. NJ. S. of the NJ f.
church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. G. /. Valentine.
Mrs Allie TUjtle of Eau Claire
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
May Page.
Mrs Cora Storick Of South Bend
was a weekend visitor with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George =.
Sattler.
Mrs. Flora +. Davis went 20 South
Eend Tuesday FOR a weeks visit with
her daughter. Mrs Charles KoOntz.
From there she will so 10 Indiana
Harbor for the summer months.
Mrs. Belle Dix will move into the
houVe where Mrs. Davis has been
living.