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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-26
caRpENTERs AND JOINERs.

CARPENTERS AND JOlNEftS.
 Local Union 17ss. Carpenters an. ana sosners of America, meets every FIT S.v at Al Orland's shop Front st.
 Carpenters Headquarters Seoe' al Labor Hall. at D. m.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-26

EEDERAL LABOR UNION. No. 126S1. American Federation of Labor, meets every Monoay s' g:3O D. m. in the F. l.. D. Hall.
 B. H. ANDERSON. Pres.
 LENS OLSEN, Sec'y.. Treas.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-26
rOCAL 24O. w. F. IA.

LOCAL 24O. w. F. IA.
 The regular meeting of the Nomo Mine Workers Union, Local MO- s40. of the W. F. of M., IS neiu avery Saturday evening at D. m. at Miners Hall. Office hours p. H. to D. m., ' p. m. to 8 p. m.
 PHIL CORRIGAN, President.
 JOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-26
WICKERSHAM RALLY. FRIDAY, OCTOBER P, 1916.
 A. B. HALL.

Lauri Aspila arrived yesterday from Last Chance where he has been working all summer. He reports all mining closed down in that vicinity.
 The case of O'Connell versus Rowe is still before the District Court with some more witnesses to be examined.
 R. Benson of Benson creek has hopes that when transportation facilities improve with the opening of the Kougarok railroad once again those interested will place dredge on his property.
 Chas Ross was busy putting in new double flooring in the Fire De- partment quarters on the James lot He says that they will give barn dance as house warmer when everything is ready for occupancy. The work of assembling the engine down below stairs is proceeding apace and they expect to give the machine a try-out in the near future.
 Martin Ravenkilder who was in town yesterday, says that minlnS operations have been suspended in his section to all intents and pur- poses. Jack Blake is performing representation work on the Olga, w. Sansouci is also representing his property, and Ravenkilder and Jen- sen have considerable assessment work still to perform.
 It is stated that the Pioneer Min ing Go. has bought the Seward Tele- phone building on D street from J. c. Brown. Rumor nas it that 1t is intended to start a company store in the newly acquired building, but this may be all mere report. It Is one of the best and warmest build ings in Nome, and has in recent years been used as a storage warehouse
 Ed Belden and Ed Olson arrived from Candle on Tuesday, having walked as far as Shelton. They left Candle October 15, and report that several others are on their way to Nome. The new cabins erected by the Road Commission between Boulder and Good Hope river are a great convenience to mushers since there are no roadhouses for 8 stretch of ninety miles.
 Some unknown man who believed that there was no telling wha' might happen, and any way fore warned is forearmed, sent in al alarm to the fire department yester day morning through the telephone office declaring that there was fir' near Carter's laundry on B. Strete So the department hurried up witt wagon and chemical to the scene, al they thought, of the confiagration but when they got there, they foun' no fire.
 |
 Republicans should remembe that the number of Delegates to g to the next Territorial Convention based upon the vote cast for At tOrney General.
 DO you want Fifty or Ten?-Adv
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-26
ORGANIZED LABOR.
MINERS.
Proprietor

WESTERN FEDERATION OF
 MINERS. Headquarters 606 Railroad Sulld- aag, Denver, Colorado. As.'MOYER. ERNEST MlLLs' :, President. sec.-A ieS"'
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-26
STRONG DRINK.
It don't seem to loom up very att tractively from Business Point
 of View.

Arnold Abbott in the Seattle Pos Intelligencer:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-16

WILL BUY equities in vacant
lots, improved property or real
estate under foreclosure.
EBERT, 800 Majestic Bldg.
Liberal Loans on Realty.
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MOrtuary

F1TBpATRtCN--Ali Evelyn. below
ed wife OF Paul and daughter OF
Carrie n. Tegart, Tuesday. March
~. 1915 Funeral fyom homo. f34I
Grand River-ave., Friday at 2:3o
EDGECOMB--Mar rs. at her rest
dcncc. $40 Fourteenth ave, Mary A :,
beloved wife of William NJ and
mother of William n. Charles ~
and Pyrum q. Edgecomb Funeral
from the undertaking psrlors Of -
r.. Bird 4 Co. ~ West Hancock
ave. Friday at p. m. interment
In Evergreen cemetery.
DECENTRALIZATION Ia. 1915, at his
late rcsidcnce, $40 Newport ave.
John. beloved husband of Josephine
81 Mary. Lillian. John, Henry
Helen and Paul Freeman. grand.
father Of Eleanor Freeman, Flu.
neral from above residence Thurs
day morning Mt q o'clock. to An
nunciatton church at gao. Inter
ment nj Mt. Olivct VIA auto.
RnAuMH--Fsimer. March IL, ass
Campbell. beloved husband OF Ellie.
.abeth Reaume, dear father OF Alice
.Reaumc. beloved son of Mrs. Mas
tbilde Reaume. brother Of =. y
Resume. Mrs. J. Fountain. Mrs. NJ
Roberts and Miss blanche Reaurnr
Arrangements for funeral services
later.
FRITSCH- March IL. 1916. at hi.
residence. sasf Waterido- 81. John
H. ss.s ssis ~ Seasss; sel2Ssa e tnsr =.
bold and Mira William Kruger
: FvncrnI Thursday at ? .. m. from
1900 III. IRA. M "a. u. L. t.l.
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M0rtuary

sIOWY--Augus.. uged, 80. years, be-
loveA husband OF Mrs Mary Slowy.
st.. Thursday at 8 b. M. TO St. Ellis,
msnt at Ms. olivst Via auto car.
sx.rn Nth. y y: , isis q the " rest I.
aa. ..s smith sss r n Pcnsss Ms =
years. mother of Alice Smith. OF
Minneapolis: walter W.. OF Pom
tiac: isabelle and Helen, Of Detroit.
Funeral from residence OF her son
In Pontiac. Thursday.
Beloved SON Of Mrs.. Minnie Etsler,
brother OF Mrs. w. c. Craig Eek
ley Funeral Friday at 1880 p. m,
from Sl5 Lllibridges via auto to
Evergreou.
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Deaths

Zetha wood. Detroit Tuberculosis
sanitarium. 22 years, pulmonary tu-
berculcsis. David Cohen, i23 Benton.
Eli Eliza T PSaaSs Knspp 81. insSS
years. senfe exhaustion: Johanna
Schneider cas- Nullett, 65 years. cere-
bral apoplexy: Arthur Kane. Harper
S S EDWARD Sne wadi.lau s"' 5awo or.
lampsia; Bronislans warywok. 1iis
81. Aubin: Is days broncho pneu:
W9nT w"% years. p P m,srx TUBES 1s
cuiosis: Mary sorenson. Harper hos
pital. 30 years. acute mania; Fannie
Devereaux,. Harper hospital. as years:
s Easom Gr.n Ssnr i TnieSo al x xss
Kennedy. ss9 Meidrum. rs DAYS.
broncho pneumonia; Jadwiga Tere-
sS~ sss rIauei ter one sron-
dence hospital. three months. inssn-
tile atrophy: Joseph Sindcr. 1889
Military. nine days. umbilical her
MIA; Ermando Trucca,. st: Mary's hos.
6antoni. AZ. Erskine, nine months,
acute cerebro meningitis Stella
Noura. 40 Hoibrook. four years. in
quest pending: I,cona Drewek. .sss
Genoefa Muiawa. ssi Lyman. 81 days.
bronchitis; Frederick Kruger. 44s
flvernois. 81 years, angina pectorls;
Harold zusewltz. 80 Rostwick. ome
Insii, ioss twenty fourth. one month
convulslons: Rose r. Bloom. ~ En-
giewood. 50 years. cerebral apoplexy
Grace Bestrice jackson. Harper hos
pltai. 20 years. eclampsis: John
whirl Harper hospital, I, one year.
circulatory. paralysis: Bessie Hodge
years. obstruction Of intcstines: Ed j.
ward Y. Curren. 1919 I.othrop. GO
years, cerebral hemofrha gcM Mary E
Prudy. sss Field, 90 years. cirrho.ls
nand. 81 ears. pulmonary tubercuIo.
sis; Earl Holman. Isf Cadillac. 81
year. mitral RECONCILIATION: Michael
Seavcy. ST Mafy's hospital, about 81
yeAra. lobar pneumonIa.
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Ger. ssS Hssue' Panl ssturca- q A.
WIKI Frs z@sy S1,s:Ii a. t wiP:%s
Mar Koissinski. ass I.oyett xibsri
Hancy. 1874. Junction.; John Prnwarn
1898 Campbell;. John Moskal. g
Thirtieth: Frank Csrpentssr, Proyi.
dsncs. hospital: Elmer q. Won Worst
Sis .Cass; Frederick NJ. Metsner. s.;
S an. .nd isi S cSs xfina
s ssSrss'1s' Post. -. SoansS: S.oya.
oltersdoIf. lis Baker; Ir5y Heutler
0rand-blvd:; Bernard Pollock. SIS ~
King b. Beach. $50 twenty fourth
Ansheny s ostro y..s 20 Phillip srk W, n
Nuedzwicki. 1895 Junction; Joseph
sowe. Ssh campbeli:, VIM. Kate, So y
Cameron; Fay vanh9uten, aSt Hol.
Daniel Yorr. s5Oh sixteenth: Abe
Levy. lit Brewster Peter A.. Hen
erickson. $50 Grand W.; John Elandt,
Ioi5 Dubois; Benedetto Lauri. lso
John smyk. $50 Farnsworth; John
Noonan. S35. Eighteenth: Herman Au-
berlin, i4ls Mt. Elliott Morris
Bluestsin. 2ts Alfred; John EE
nsczewski. ISL Ellsry; w. ID. Anderr;;
son. 10 Byron: Henry Lenz. 1927
Holcomb: Algesander Picha. 9sS
Medbury: Mikslays Hajduk az IVES,
Ellie Dragoinir, IS osborn-pl: Mihae.
Baky.. IS Ford; wojciech Utych. 1ss
superior crrrs
George T. Edmundson. 53s wabash
Tony Dubanik, 1929 Tarnow: George
smithovich. 40 Anspach; Naum. sl
pincskI, ~ Dslray Harry y; JACK.
p pow 70 Graham; stephen wy.
buye: 2tso yss6S,.erson W; j., AnSEeJ 4 !
obtoi. 1891 Campbell: Adam Laucha'
dore; Walter Penser. Grace hospital;
Frank Dunejska. 40 Tiilman; Robert
Barker, sss Iarehmontii Felix ,D Tar Tar
Inski 1885 Chopin: John. Pickarek.
Maternity hospital: VIM. Saunders;
rs ONEIDA Norris ,,. R ,So, t.,. $40
Jnzef Mach, liss 81. Aubin; Tomas
rich, Woman's hospital: Russell ID.
N.ckerson. woman's hospital: Harley
James J. Britt. Providence hospital
Charles 1. Rogers. 1919 Russell:
George II. Becht. 4es Tiilman; Walter
Mayek. 1917 Junction: VIM. Elliot.
Grace hospital annex Nicholas Pa
vel. 5o3 Chene; Leonard j. Keller,
All Davison Tomas Richardson, 726
Leland: George DeHon. 1s2 Michigan:
Victor May. I'LL Fifteenth. John
Tanuruka. sac Dyar; Louis Zaiveror.
e4i winder; John Yanchopskl 1874
McDougal Leo Burczik. 7ls Med
bury: Anthony Sikorski, &c Sargent
Martin Ignazak. s35 Medbury: james
ko.iais sls o Williams, ao Joseph Kr se
jnak, Ts1 vinewood John Malicke.
ao7 Thirtleth: Theodore Conan. sss
Third: Thomas Lulko,. 254 Twenty
eighth: Joe Green. II Fortune: Harry
wineherR 172 Illinois; Gustave
Brown. eos Cardoni: Sam Grossman,
ss3 Leland: Frank $. Livernois. ts7
Ruena Vista w. Oscar Triebe, 1915
Kirby r.: Antonino Barra. ESQ Fort
r., Frederick Yacks. Providence hos
pital: James Reilly. 79S Helen; VIM.
r. Grange, SIT Wabash: Alphonso
French. 81 Oakdsle; Peter McNamee.
1869 Crane; Philip Gibson. 80 Bran
don: Nicola Butkevitch 243 Conway
George Tontsaki. asa Cardoni: Julius
z. zerbst 400 Cavalry; rabr.in y
Erskine. 33s Cass: Jacob Olech. ISL
Thirty -second: alexander Krukoska.
$40 Thirty third: steve Eopicki. 1921
Military: John wtyclo. $50 Garfield.
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elsssifisd1 T Go1s !

Cash with order; II changed. 70 .
No transient advertising inssrte4
fQr less than iSc with eash;. teo u
charged, per tusertion; :.
acations except Blfths. Cards Of
rhanka Obituaries, Meeting Notice.
enc All ads preceding Maie Help, /.
eirtha peatNs, Cards OF Thanke
charge. -s6c Tor IS words or less. Oyer
o words one and ons-third csnts tor
each extra word.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-16

DICK1NSON'S GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
over s'ss% Ss s:::s: s sS So
month. A tslephone 9an VIII put
you en- our mailing. list Cadillac
asa, or addrsss DiSkinson Rcsi
Detroit, Mich.
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Births


Hay sS ass VENT Benton wSf @ Lo Sts
u. fs,,lmoEs Gee; = krc s n,sc ~; 49,
james !enkins eos Fisher: Carl Y.
~, AAe chaslsv eiz; Aissrs = s@v.
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-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 rooms and
bath each, SEPARATE Aprnsces; brick.
oak nocrs and nnish; lot soxi.S.
Elmhurst-LArge new s-room frame
residence; steam heat oak floors
way. one biock to car.
Elmhurst---Large brick house,. oak;
open stairway. furnace; double ga
rage 31xl40. In excellent condi-
tion. HALF block TO car.
Highland aye. = Cottages; eS.ioo.
Tsrms. Phone for particulars.
Highland sve.--Beautiful one floor
residence; steam heat; $3.50.
Richton-avs.--I.arg 7-room frame
house at q bargain. Just Q step
to car.
ord-ave.---New 1-room frame
house at q bargain.
II you. are interested In North Wood
ward homes give US call on those
listed above.
CLUTTERBUCK
so4 Hodges Bldg. Cherry 425s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-16

Dr.. John Harrison Hughes. . pSae-
Tor many years addicted TO- drQga
tells the strange story. OF his IKE
without reserve--how he won the
hattie.
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FOR sALE-rARMs.

FARMS FARMS
MODERN POULTRY FARMS
%-mile from Milford. rs acres. cleo
trio lights In all buildings. 400
white leg atn, neps Snd 6 9SmpIst Lett
NEAR New BOSTON
40 acres two miles from New Boston;
good 7-room house, 2 barns. SOME
snap at $500 and on easy terma
NEAR VASSAR
so acres. stock and tools. sandy loan
soil. 9-room house. 30x60 barn:
price $500. VIII cell on easy terms
or exchange for city property.
NEAR VASSAR
40 acres. stock and tools sandy loan
soil and good Groom house; good
barns, miles from vassar. Price
$1,000. VIII take city property.
SEE ME FOR A GOOD FARM AT
MAKE YOUR YOUR LxcHASGE. ~ We
A. A. AFFORD. 1919 SMITH BLDG.
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wife Adopts Her Husband's Child.
curc,Agp March ts.--Mrs

wife Adopts Her Nuisance Child.
CHICAGO. March 15.--Mrs.
Charles Stockweli. herself childless.
today adopted her husbands child,
horn to IN unmarried girl. Miss
Gertrude Rhodes. For two months
previous to the birth Of the child.
Mrs. stockwell nursed the girl, and
when the baby was born, asked the
court Of domestic relations II she
could adopt Il. Mrs. Stockwell also
insisted that her husband pay the
girl $500 which the Illinois law al.
lows an unwed mother from the
father Of her child.
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PUT YOUR MONEY where you can't
lose. For sale at a bargain. s2,4oo:
112 acres Of good pasture land In
on stone road drive; well. plenty OF
good water. u milo from live vii
iagc OF Hale. Phone Walnut 4101-J
or call on owner at $50 Allendale.
Detroit.
FARM BUYERS-Get my magazine.
Land" its free. Many bargains.
JAMES SI.OCUM. Dime Bank Bldg.
WANTEn--REAL ESTATE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-16

Try psmb . ssrss ssryscs.-
FLOWERS for Everybody"
The L. Bernb Floral Company.
Albert Pocholon.
Main 5000. lSo BAtoo-oE
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cal anesthesia.
However. the euphoria Of cocaine
r. not produced by such an amount.
nor by any amount. excepting in the
physiological presence OF An opiate.
But. with an opium basis already In
the system, cocaine never fails to
give its soul.inspiring and halluci.
mating euphorIs. Thus we see II is
the combined effects OF these two
drugs that produces the cocaine
euphoria--neither OF them having
any such power by itself alone.
Now, alcohol by itself. and cocaine
In the presence OF opium, never lose
their euphoris-prodrcIng effects. And
this In the great difference between
these two drugs and opium. in the
FINAL analysis OF their habit-formins
powers.
what about my old friend choral
In this regard The euphoria OF
chlorai IL hypnosis sleep. sweet,
quiet, refreshing sleep. NO mental
exaitations, hallucinations. or Jim
Jams" about chlorsl--just sleep. and
nothing else. And II win continue
70 produce sleep a. long ~ taken IN
suficient quantities.
But why does opium lose Its eu-
phoria 40 quickly. and these other
drugs continue theirs indefinitely.
The answer will appear reasonably
clear u you win cloes,y follow my
eDDlano1@gD.
|. ~ Isgla w, es.un = shout ne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-16
STORING YOUR CART.

Have you thought anything about the
care OF your car this Year, II you
have a nicely heated garage or your
own this will not interest you. II
not consider the risk OF having
vided with neat Come to US. Prices
reasonable. Metropolitan Garage.
192 War~en-avr. east.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-15
MURPHY REELECTED
6. o. P. CHAIRMAN

+. +. Murphy Of Rochester Tues
day afternoon was reelected dis
trict chairman of the republican
forces in the 18th congressional dis
trict at a meeting of the z. o. p.
county chairmen at the oliver hotel.
p. O. Small of Laporte was elected
secretary and DR.. ID. c. Knott Of
Plymouth. treasurer.
Following are the county chair
men present: H h Mosier. Elk
hart. of Bristol; A r. Babcock.
Fulton. Of Rochester; Charles A
Knitted. Kosciusko. of Warsaw: p.
O. Small. Laporte. Of Iaporte: DR.
d. G Knott, MARSHALL of Plymouth:
@. II. Childs, Starke. OF Knox; and
W A. Slick, St Joseph. Of this city
Fred A. Sims. former state chair
man. addressed the meeting. as did
A r. Daussman Of Goshen. candi-
date for appellate Judge and An
drew Jackson Hickey Of Laporte
candidate for representative.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-15
Do Something
for your Cold
Do not let it wear you out
and encourage sickness.
Take DR.. Kings New
Discovery. You will
get instant relief.

Most of US neglect coughs and
FOLDS We brush suggestions aside
with the remark, IN be better
soon" and oftentimes we do get bet
ter. However. when that cough or
cold gets a hold. it usually means
annoyance, interference with our
work and often a spell of sickness
follows Isn't it better Immediately
to check that cold and ease the
cough? DR.. Kings New Discovery
does it! Search as you will. you will
not find a better remedy.
DR.. Kings New Discovery is made
of Pine Tar mixed with soothing
balsams and laxatives. It's antisep-
tic and kills the germs. allays the
cold-fever and soOthes the irritated,
inflamed throat The very first dose
gives you relief You cough with
less strain. And il you have a hack
ing or dry night cough. graceful re-
lief and refreshing sleep. Get a bot
tie today and let DR.. Kings New
Discovery be your cold and cough
doctor. At all druggists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-15

the guests were entertained with
music and a contest at which the
favors were taken by Miss Charlotte
Boles and Miss Robertson. Refresh
ments were served.
The Broadway club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
@. y. Taggart. 1719 S. Michigan st.
Mrs. +. o. Jellison led the current
events discussion and Mrs. Henry
Spohn gave pleasing reading. Part
Of the time was devoted to a short
business meeting and a social hour
with light refreshments towrd the
close. Mrs. Harry L. Yerrick. 2191z
s. ST. Joseph St, will be hostess at
a meeting OF the club March. %.
one OF the prettiest of the early
st. Patricks parties was given last
evening TO members Of the Old
Time Friends club at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Baker. 21S +.
Broadway. Mr. and Mrs. w. y.
Schaefer assisted in entertaining. A
decorative scheme Of green and
~ AAAAF " g. onH = EEAFu III TIC AfAtAF al -
rangements Of carnations and indi-
vidual vases Of shamrocks. Places
were laid for IS guests at two long
tables.
Mrs l. Goldberg. 9O6 w. Thomas
ST., was hostess Tuesday afternoon
10 the Koffee Klatch members. The
guests were entertained at whist
filling three tables Favors were
won by Mrs Rosa Cohen. Mrs Louis
VI. Alexander and Mrs. Abrahams.
A very dainty luncheon in two
courses was served at the tables.
ON March 2s the club will have a
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Alex
ander, 113 $. Laurel st.
A dancing party was given last
evening in the American hall by
members of the Married Folks
Dancing club. The program OF
dances was played by the Messick
orchestra and light refreshments
were served during the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Humble. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l. Zigler and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Hibberd were on the commit
tee in charge OF. the affair. The next
dance will be given March 2S.
Auten w. r. c.. No. Il, members
held their weekly meeting in the old
court house Monday evening with an
especially good attendance. The
regular business was transacted. =
thimble was enjoyed in the after
noon, eight of the members accns
as hOstesses for the day.
A meeting of the Business Wom-
ems Bible class was held Tuesday
evening at the Y. NJ. c. A The les
son study was given by Mrs. Emma
b. Harris after the regular supper
at 6:15 O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-15
announcements

The sewing circle of the German
Zion church will be entertained in
the parish school Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Margaret Spry, Mrs
Katherine Tavenier. Mrs. Barbara
Taylor. Mrs. Eva Bower and Mrs.
Katherine Singer.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Indi-
ana Avenue Christian church will
meet at the church parlors Thurs
cay afternoon. All members are re-
quested 10 be present as an import
ant business meeting will be held at
this time.
Mrs. James Findlater, 1899 Yukon
av.. will be hostess to the Ladies'
Aid society of the First Baptist
church Friday afternoon.
The Impromptu club will hold its
regular meeting Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Homer j. Miller, $50 Ash
land av.
Mrs. Clifton Phillips. 1890 Nc
CARNEY st. will entertain the
Women's Foreign Missionary society
Of the Trinity NJ. f. church Thurs
day afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-15
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
CLOSING OF DEVOTIONs.

Solemn and impressive ceremony
marked the closing Of the 40 hours
devotion at 81. Cashiers church
Tuesday evening. The service con-
sisted of litany of the saints and
solemn benediction followed by a
procession, participated in by the
children Of the parish, members of
the Children Of Mary. Holy Angels
and Holy Rosary society, also the
altar boys and officiating clergymen
carrying the blessed sacrament
through the church.
Following is the three days pro-
the direction Of the pastor Rev.
Stanislaus Gorka, c. ). c., master OF
ceremonies:
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. sol
emn high mass. Rev. Paul Folk.
c. S. c., OF Notre Dame was the cell
ebrant. assisted by Rev. O'Brien Of
the Holy Cross seminary, as deason.
and Rev. Doremus of Notre Dame
as sub-deacon.
Vespers Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock. Celebrant. Rev. John Ku-
bdChls PASTOR OF 81. AOGlD6Il
church. Rev. Bujalski as deacon.
and Rev. Boleslaus Sztuczko. c. s
c., OF Chicago as sub-deacon.
Monday morning 9 o'clock
solemn high mass was read by Rev.
Boleslaus SztuczkO acting as cele-
brant
In the evening at 1880 o'clock the
vespers were celebrated by Rev.
John Osadnik of Laporte, assisted by
Rev. Joseph Zielinski of East Chi
cago and Rev. Ignatius Gapczynski
Of Indiana Harbor
Tuesday morning a solemn high
mass at o'clock was sung by Rev.
Joseph Zielinski, assisted by Rev.
John Hosinski of Hammond as
deacon and Rev. Aloisios Jarke of
Gary as sub-deacon.
In the evening a solemn benedic-
ton. Rev. John Osadnik, celebrant;
Rev. Joseph Zielinski, deacon, and
Rev. Boleslaus Sztuczko sub-deacon.
The sermons were preached by
Father Cyril of the order of ST.
Francis, from Green Bay, Tvs.
Special musical numbers were
beautifully rendered by the ST. &c
elias choir under direction of Miss
Anna Sypniewski. organist. The
altar was artistically decorated with
clusters of Easter lilies, carnations
and lighter tapers.