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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16

iaAsbssAnsoa 40 y ossAselssl - sosSss
same BY mortgage - say " - u ~
real estate, and The faith saA ese6lt 0s the
state Of Louisiana - hereby plsdss1 10
guarantee the paymsat 81 said coaoAt,ohe
and the interest theresa. but the Beard u
Con,rol or IL succsesos SHAH b required
10 pay same out II ID own revenues and
earnings and oniy When the same are
exhausted ahan tAs state make seod the
residue The 0sassal Assembly shalt pass
the necessary enabling 90 10 carry THE
amendment into eject and Act No, ~ Of
the Acts Of isis a. tAis sshjsc, matter 10
hereby approved ~ tAis pSrpass.
Section & h Il SSsthss rsso,vsd. ETC..
TIA, the Secretary u sssss - ssA 10 10
authorised 10 have psintsd On The esseial
ballot 10 be voted IN November. 1919. tho
vosas For the amendment 10 he Con.
saisssioa svsdlas the 6oht Il the Psai.
tsasisry sosrd." saA TIE words "Asaanss
the amsadMsAt 10 TIE ConstitSeioa fund
ias the Asbe Of ths PsaitsntiAsy Board"
ana each s.scsas sAsN Indicate whether hs
votes Tor u asainst aid amendment IN
accordance With he general election lsws
u the state
rERNAND MOUTON.
Lieut. Gev. ana President II the Senate
HEWITT HOUANC0AtD.
Speaker oe the HOUSE u Representatives
Approved: July {. islA
r. a. FLEAaANT.
Governor ee the state Of ol.ulsiaaA
A true espy
JAMES BAILEY.
Secretary II STATE.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16

BY Law whether he votes for % against
the proposed ameAdMsnt
HEWITT RDIASIHAuD
Speaker u the House Of Representatives
FERSASD MouToN
Lieut. Gov, and President u the senate
Approved Jul, 6, 1915
r. q PLEASANT.
Governor et the State Of Louisiana
4 true copy
JAMES RAIl.EY.
Secretary Of state
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Acv No. ~.
tsaaas lNn Ne. lSl--0y ~. OueAs),
InsNaP nsenfns ssHsnss

s~ W. ~. Oss~Ov ~. OOSO0W
JOINT RESOLUTION
psoessins An amsaAmsas . ~ Ca.
3 tuition os 1913 ~ amssSaa0 ~
sanesins Article ~ sAssss(.
ssctisa l. H. II rsapavsa - ~ Oeos
Assembly VI the state u lDulslana, u
thirds u al the 'usmbsss sssctsA b q
He1ss eeasurvihs. That the ia,lDO
amendment 10 ths Consolidation ~ O
m.sted 10 tho qualified slscsoss G
state fos their adoVtsssa ~ se)eeeloo
the Congressional slsrt,oa 10 - ~
the ersi Tuesday after the Assa MeeAnv
The month 81 Nesemass. tsla. - euolDs
Article 81 ~ the Coasattstloa @ I
state of Louisiana ~ 1919 10 Aess
amended and - enacted - rssA - I
hss. Ia wN
Article 81; tiaui otherwise oeuSk
BY @w, the msmbers ef tAs eesuntn
shalt each receive salary ~ tAseo ~
sand dollars per aanuNn, payahse a>aoei
On his osR warrant. snd tAste ose,
travelling expenses. and ihaes u q
Secretary. which .apenses and the oak
~ the secretary shalt 10 pslA ~
warrant ~ the chairman sS the eoswssSasa
on sa"fn statement u their cosseesNsa
Nothing h.fe.n shall pssvsat vstlrM
espsess. Telegraph. Telephone and seaos
beat 81 ether watef craft. " ether eos
psniss fr"m sesyIas free u cost, ~
81 ~ AA lat ..tsx a.
or '"~n government. % any ehasteAl
Bustsuss. ~ thu issuance 90 sspsssitt0N,
ans ds,stitnis % iadiseat pessssss. ~ I
.sst,shse ~ mileage 81 sssass,0a Ticket
n" To prevent railroads. sssamS..ats
oihsf water ersn from giving ire tssm
Pss,tatioa to ministers ~ vstisssM, ~ /
mates II hospitals. ~ r. rsiisosA ssgSces
ssemts. .taeies. ss. attorneys. ss1rhhol
plossss II the departments o. ihstttUota
~ hits state established and created
the dissemination sf know ledge selnsts
'o sciss,ia. agriculture. provided. ID
said af'sesss and employees u assscS,ass
departments aud Institutions Sss ~
free transportsiion s"leiy Ia the dssrAas.
81 their sflclal duties
Section . Rs u further sssalSsA, a.
That the af'srisl haiiot 10 be- used n q
election shall have pfia,s.i thssssa 4
words 'f"r ~. eroessesi amenasWsel
the Constitution n the state II I.1utelos
amending and re- -snasting Asttcts 3
theresa" and the sorsts "AsaiWoe n
proposed amendment 10 the coMstttuels
II the state 81 Louisiana smsNAiMs %
~ saaetins Article ys1 thessai." ~
sls'-,or shalt indicate. - prnsisisi ~ Il
general elsssion iass Of III. state. vhseh
he votes for ~ against the prsoael
amendment.
FERNASD MOTION,
Lieut. 6ev. and President u ne nsaas
HEWITT tDuANCNACn
sss~skes % the Hsuss sf R~pssosNssstv
AWseveA: July G. isis
r. u. PLkAHANT,
eiovsssss ~ sAs naals q l<uAG1oo
4 ire eaoe:
49, 4 oAel1y, /.
0ouDnno0a - - 80
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16

senate btu No. lt>-Ny ~. ROAA
JOINT RESOLUTION I

senate Htii No. it~-Ny ~. RoAA
JOINT RESOLUTION |
Proposing an amendment 10 the q
tuition d the state Of iAsu.ssass
snptins lro,a taxation shsps
ocean going tusA loU. boato
hassss engaged In over .ssas
and commerce and domtc,tsa !
Louisiana port
Section /. lie u rssssls 81 By the De
Asssmth u the state Of LOUISIANA.
thirds Of the member. elected 10
Hoase ssoheatftag. That ~ The 81
election 10 be held In this state o.
nsst Tuesday following the Asss No
"a November. 1915. there sAaA - |
miiied ~ the qualli.sd stsctoss q
state fof their approval u ssJscsteo
following amendment 10 ths CONosisu
!. sh,ps AMI ocean ee.ns l10A |,
,'oass AMI sassss engaged IN ever
trade anu commerce.. and Aoxstcsle1 /
i.esls.ana port. shall ~ sasMUs ssssi
state. parish. aRd municipal issal,sa, {
visiesa. hesssss. that THE sss~aostss /
ne, sppay 10 hasbos. Vhasl. 49, ,
other port dues.
!. No ship TUG. tOw .boal -
operated In the eoassln0 lsaAo e.
Continental uaitsd states sAan - VI
the exemption herein ssaatsa.
section l. Ne u further resolved
That the oiaeial hallot - - uos1 @
election shalt have pstatsA tAsssso
~ersss: For the psupoosA aMsaAnaa
the Constitution. eAsmpt,a0 ev0m lana
sh,ps and ocsan going tu0A too. hsoao
eargss engaged In overseas lso1o
eosamsfes. and deMlcilst 10 Q LoUl0
part" And the words: "A0atass ~
l'osssi aiasndnssat 10 tAs Csooeleu0toa,
smptiax fso,N TAXATION sAtso saA @,
soias TUGS. toe heats sna hasUso sa0I
In over seas trade ard csmmsscA
a"s"'ssessi In . Louisiana psst." aaA ,
eaeeios SHALL indicate his vote - ~
posed amendment ~ psovtAsA n
general sssetioS kss u Ne ntass.
FERNANp AOUTON.
lisni, Gos. aud lSssldeal u ~ ~
HEWITT DOUANCtlAUl
speaker " the NOVes q Nsossouoaoal
Approved: Jvty L isisI
r. u. Pl.eAsANT,
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AeV u. ~.
NeSss Mn No. 90 Joint Nsenevt,oa n,
~. pCvsn

ASV ~. ".
6eSSs Mn No. 90 Joint Nsenlvtioa ny
~. povsA
An ACT
Pvoposin0 IN amendment to Asticlss 20
ana ~ u The Ceessitutioa relative %
Assessment anA sssstioN
Section !. 10 II resolved b. ths General
Assembly u the etats ef Louisiana, tvo.
thirds Of an ~ MssNhsss elsctsA 10 saeA
nssss coscusrtss. That ~ amendment 10
Articles % ana ~ Of the CaNstitSttsa q
The state Il Louisiana he sahmisseA 10 the
qualified ssertoss NJ the state ~ their
approval es vejsetica 1T the Congressional
sasctioa 10 - h~.d IN the arst Tuesday
hsss following the arss Monday In Novem-
ees. a isiS, sasd proposed sWs~sdm<at 70
b. ~ foslows:
article 90. Taxation shah - sqval
and uniform Throughout the territorial
hsntts II The authority levyins the tai.
and property shah ~ taxed In . manner
directed by NV. provided that the sslua.
ti"h u propssty sos shs assessment ~
state sasss. ssvted By the General Assem-
bly, and BY this Constitution, may 10
different from the valuation Used fos IN
other purposes; presidsd. further, the
assessment cf al prosperity sADn never
exceed the actual cash value thssee,s and.
provided. further that the taxpaysss shah
have the right II testing the CORRECTNESS
q their assessmeess before the courts II
Justice
Article sc There shall hs and 10
hereby created q hMrd II state Affairs
whose duty u shall he so ass.sa. for state
PURPOSES. sn tasah.e property throushoat
the state II Louisiana II shah have such
other authority relative To state aaaess-
snsns. budget. Income and expssAssars a
may - '"cnsess~d spsn It by ths General
Assembly IN said heasd chad b. com
eosed 81 three members. Who shall b.
appointed by the Governor ees ss,cA terms
~ may be esed by the General Assembly
The Hoard shah enter upon 10 Assiss ~
January !, 1871 TIE 6eners, Assembly
shall have fsil authority 10 dsans the
powers and Ausiss II the Hoard asd 10
N the salassss % ne memhsss thsreel
Act Nc ~, ~ the General Assembly TO-
the ysas 49, a The sshyecs matter. shah
- into e(Rere - Z statute a ~ state
~ ne Asst DAY a Jsasary. 1877"
ssessea d n n ssssAss resosvsA ~ the
osassoi Assembly % to state u IDass.
lana. TOE. thssds ~ aA ~ msmhsss sasessA
- each hnsss eoaesssia0. TAst ~ slIlctai
ea0oa - - sssA q eaaA ssosesoa DAN
have psints6 eAssssa ~ soiaovsNg vesae:
"eeP ~ oeaoGooA omeohmsot u Ast1eaoo
~ aaA ~ u ne CsAssisstssa q sAs
ssass - lSslo1oaA rsonoivs 70 aGss0nsat
asA sasattsa, ~ aAsnaA1as ~ nsAs1 =
AsosaAossa" ~ ~ OssAA "Aon1Nse
~ pssoses1 sasalosat 70 Ast,dse o.
ss1 ~ = - CsaGoesessa q - oAAs
= tAsAslsaA ss11e1vs y asosoansoe 80
eaoeAsA - a6doGA11o - 0ang1 g
AooAs - - anonA Oo11n2
- DMGD = - - - i
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16

ACV NO. w.
House Hin No. ise--ny Mr rv~eA
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment 10 Article One
Hundred aaA rvsaty nine ~, II
the Constitution. relative 10 fess.
seetion l. Bs Il resolved By the General
Assembly ef The state - lcvisians. tvc-
thirds u al the a.eahsss elected 10 sscA
House eoncurrine. nat IN amsnAmsot -
Article one Hundred aNd Twenty nine
I2s, II the ConstitStisn II the state q
Louisiana ~ suhmisssd to ths sSsisAsa
electors u the state Tor their approval -
rejection si the coasrssatenAi election -
hs held on the arst Tuesday nest fellow
Ing the arst Noadsy IL NeveWsbss. 1914
said proposed amendment 10 BE- - fo.,ows
Article - The Osaesal Assembly
shah psosids q seneral Zee and cost btu
to regulate the tees anA costs 70 -
ard recorder. Justices os The peace. coa-
ssaeles. and eosaasrs In sM civil mattess
fram which ccmpsasstioa tos tAs sasvteas
II saia ofAeisls may be provided accord
inv to ,nW SALARIES may BE- Assd fcs said
en-. ,als. and II the ssss and costs cellecseA
BY them sseesA such SALARIES. sarh eacsss
may BE- disposed es sccos1ins 10 NV TIE
tss"esas Asse~eC nay eeossds ~ al c'vn
eas~s ses the service Of process and
pleaA.nss BY hsisaats themselves
Aets NO va ara no. ~ o. the o~"srs'
Assembly OF Ists % use osoyecs @aSses.
shan 10 into e1Nrt N nealueSa AZ thN
S'ase o" July T. ~"
secuon " u Svsth~ reepISe0 ~ tWe
'se@eses Assembly q we sssss o. t"sts-
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16
NN 10, ~

Acv No. ~
senate mn No is--lty ~. Vincent.
JOlNT RESOLUTION
erssasaaG - sw~lAmses y Ass.~,s z a
- 0l11oleoetsa q - 0Qnoo q lnun.
~ 0onu0o . - 49, q on0n.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16

~ E'SNPANV.
G"srsner ~ the state II lnais,aea
true capy
JAMES FAiLEY,
Secretary ~ state
Acv NO. ~.
Senate Isiii No, tss-By ~. reAsce
DiNr RESOLUTION
t'roraslHs an amendment % the coaSti
tn'tan os 1918 AushosisiAs aaa ssmoov
sr,ns the Heard 81 contso, a The state
r~astssttasy ~ Ito sScesssos 10 fund
its indebtedness and Issue aosso sAore.
for ssstaIiy o. otherwise NJ sscesAiae
-Four Hundred Thousand potlass, 90
al rate Of interest ~ eseoplina
Ave per eeatam psv ansSm Dayshls
se'ni Annually. and fos . term nsl
ssseedins hfsesn ysass ana empower.
Ing the 9sasral AsssMhly 70 pssvsAs
the ms'hssds Of carrying this AmsoA.
nett into eject
s.etiea l. Ne Il resolves BY ~ Osassal
Assembly II the state q lesisassa. two
shi'ds u IN the mssahsss sasrtss 10 go
house eencusrins. that ~ 1slosvial
amendment 10 the Ceesessssiea a ~
State Of Louisiana sAaoes1 h NovsnAss,
1919. ~ suhsnittsd 10 ~ eur 0sanAel
siseinss Al The Co~ssssD1saal soertsee -
b held on the ARA fveoaoy selss ~
nsss Aenday In NevsnAss. ina ~ eAeos
~ eajecsopa:
The noarA a Ceatrsl n Ne o>nae
Isa,test,asy A. In sseeessus ~ sssepapuge
In cshcs 10 Asssey sstAsstoe1 ~ q.
p"ssrsd 10 lacss ~ hpss 0aesesse.
hearing notes h asstah - seAes eesn ~
term not 10 ssces1 Amen ysasA - -
amount II voas Nuolsel fAssenaA n.
lass q . rate - iaesssoe - sosse1ng
I'VE - cses ~ eoaoA oa0o11o oom1.
ness1g. - - ouDes q om1no 60
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-07
81 M|N|MS ARE
GIVEN DIPLOMAS
Sixty-tWo Others Awarded
Department Certificates
at N. D. Exercises.

Thirty-one students received grad
uation diplomas and 81 were award
ed certificates Of department in the
minims department Of the university
Of Notre Dame this morning. I'm
mediately after the commencement
exercises the majority Of the boys
left for their homes.
Rev. Matthew Walsh. acting presi-
dent of the university, delivered a
short address and Rev. Matthew
Schumacher, master Of studies, dis
tributed the diplomas and medals of
honor. Rev. Leonard Carrico and
Rev. William Boyer, chaplains Of st.
Edwards hall. the residence of the
minims, and Rev. j. Mcclure and
Rev. ]. Quinlan were present at the
exercises.
Father Schumacher presented class
gold medals 10 the following: The
penmanship medal TO Clair Watson
of Highland. Wis: the composition
medal TO Edward Watson of Vim
cennes, Ind; the elocution medal TO
Jack Lillis Of Easton. Pa; the medal
for excellency in debating TO Thomas
Simpson of Yale. Okla: the medal
tor proficiency in the music depart
ment to Regis Fallon of Youngs-
town, o.; the gold medal for eff
cheney in writing TO James Barry. jr.,
Of New York City; the medal in
Christian Doctrine to Amedee Peug-
net of st. Louis, Mo. Gold medals
i
fciency during the past year TO the
following: Max Buchanan. Francis
Moody, Frank Summerville Charles
shannon, Cyril Anderson. Walter
Landers, Robin Brady, Bernard
Bornee. John Berkmyer, John Beid-
Ter. Robert Wood. Leroy Mcdonald,
William Kalish, Lawrence German
and Regis Fallon. The latter re-
ceived a medal of this nature for the
second consecutive year. The silver
medals were presented to Secondino
Di Lorenzo and Wesley ]. Parker.
James E. Barry of New York City
was one of the Out-of-town guests at
the exercises
Following is the list Of graduates:
I
Robert Brady. Payne, O.; Sherrod
! Mcdowell, Chicago: Henri Scherrer,
Denver. Colo; John Lillis, Easton.
Pa; Walter Banders, St. Louis, Mo-;
| Huey Coffelt Chicago; Clair Watson,
| Highland, Wis; William Kalish, Chi
cago; John Hawley, Chicago; Regis
Falbin. Chicago; Frank Summer
vile. Cambridge. o.; John Boulder
Chicago; Hubert Puegnet. st. Louis,
| Mo-; Edward Watson. Vincennes.
| Ind; Roger SimOns, Chicago; Cyril
Anderson. Chicago; Francis Moody,
/ Chicago; Leroy Mcdonald, Chicago;
! SecOndinO Di Lorenzo, Joliet, Ill;
Max Buchanan. AlamOsa, Colo;
Walter Wolf. Chicago; Anthony
| Gregg. Chicago; James Gallagher,
! SanGusky, O.; Edward Morton,
| Douglas. Wyo. Lawrence German,
! Chicago; Bernard Borne. Howard
! Bourbon. Charles Williams. Chicago;
James Slane. New York City; Charles
] Shannon, Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-07
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Members of the St. Joseph's So
ciety branch No. SO of the Polish
Women's alliance TO the number OF
$50 representatives of the various
Polish societies were entertained de-
lightfully Tuesday evening at St.
Hedwige's hall, with a banquet fol-
lowed by a social evening. The oc-
casion was the 10th anniversary OF
the organization. Dinner was served
at 9 o'clock at tables decorated with
cut flowers and plants. George Kali
czynski acted as POSTMASTER and
called upon several to speak. The
affair concluded with a few dances
Music was furnished by Cashier
Luzny.
The senior and junior gymnastic
class Of T. 3. No. l, Falcons. will
hold their exercises Thursday even
ing at the Il. r. hall.
The singing practice of st. He'd
wige choir will be held Friday even
ing at S o'clock at the st. Hedwige
school building.
The girls gymnastic class of q
r. No. 1, Falcons, entertained with
their informal dance Tuesday even
ing at T. b. hall on Division st
About so couples attended and the
program Of dances was played by
John Wozniak's orchestra.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-07
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H WEIGH,
1850 S. Lafayette St. will go 70
Fort Wayne Wednesday morning 10
spend the remainder OF the week
and attend the Allen county his
torical pageant.
John A Nanness Of Clay town
ship has gone to Waukesha, Wis.
where he will attend the guernsey
sale OF registered cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brodbeck and
sons. Howard and John. jr.. sos Le-
land av.. have returned from six
weeks visit with their daughter.
Mrs. Ethel Ramsey, at Pittsburgh.
Pa. Upon their return triy they
enjoyed a visit at points in Ohio,
including Canton. Louisville. Massil-
len and Alliance.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Malone of
BalmOrhea Texas. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. f. Bertch, sO9 Vassar
av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Fisher, Lincoln
way w. have returned from a visit
at Chicago.
Miss Jessie Marble, sos Harrison
av., is visiting in the country west OF
the city.
Miss Reatha Pratt. GIG w Lasalle
av. left Tuesday 10 spend the sum
mer at Rochester.
Miss Alma Weld, y. Johnson St, is
visiting at Buchanan, Mich.
The Misses Grace and Anna Fuzzy
1913 Birdsei St. are spending a few
days at Cassopolis, Mich.
Miss Gertrude Forsberg of Osceo-
la is visiting her sister, Mrs. 1. Peltz
1902 Florence av.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Kelb. 171C
Florence av., are attending the T.
p. A convention in Lafayette. Ind
Donald G.. Farneman. 1918 $
Michigan st. returned Tuesday from
Berkeley. where he has completed
his junior year at the university OF
California
DR. A. p. F. Gammack of River
Park, who left for England a few
days ago 10 enter the Royal Medi-
cal corps, arrived in Liverpool Tues
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records of Indiana Title
and Loan Co.

Nelson S. Smith and wife TO Frank
Dare lots % and %, o. P. Walker
ton, 81.
Frank Dare and wife TO Nelson S.
Smith. same as next above, 81.
Fred W. Keller and wife to Lii
liam c. Hans. part of lot l. Fogarty's
subdivision. 50.
William d. Bulla and wife to
Katherine c. Loane, lot 80, Wood
land Heights, SIS.
Same to Wesley LOane and hus-
hand, lot p, Woodland Heights, SIS.
Riverview Cemetery association to
Willis L. Kim ball, lot AZ. Section
M" in Riverview cemetery, $432.
Same to Emma X. Holloway. lot
A6, Section M, Riverview cemetery,
$50.
William y. Bulla and wife to Ilde-
Lhons VI. Lioen and wife, lots l and
=. Woodland Heights, 81.
Carrie Schrader to Richard J.
Genge. part of lot 81. Navarro place,
$4,000
Jacob L. Grippe and wife to Henry
Longaker and wife, part lots II and
u in j. L. Cripe's second addition
TO Roselawn, 81.
julius Seeberger to Charles G.
Wells and wife, lot 81, Seeberger' S
Broadway addition to Mishawaka, 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-07
TORPEDO BOAT sunk.

ski. 1901 Florence av.. have gone to
Elkhart to spend a couple Of days
with friends.
Thomas Juszynski. Division St.
has gone TO spend his weeks vace-
ton with relatives at Toledo.
John Wierzchowski Of Chicago is
in the city on business.
Theodore Jurkowski arrived here
from East Hammond for a few days
visit with friends
Mrs. Blanche Drejer w Wash
ington av., has gone on a business
trip 10 North Manchester, Ind.
Leonard BOnczewski. who has
been here listing with friends, left
today for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Witucki and
Miss NJ Witucki arrived here from
Chicago for a few days visit with
relatives. They are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Witucki, 5.
Union ST.
Stanislaus Waszyski, who has
been here visiting with friends. left
today for Hammond.
John Lipkowski returned 10 Co
shen after a business visit here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-07
Announcements

The meeting of the Ideal En-
broidery club will be held Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Oscar Bayman,
Alb s. Lafayette St. instead of with
Mrs. I. l.. Edwards as arranged.
A meeting Of the Women's Mis-
sionary society of Trinity Presby-
terrain church will be held Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Harry Hardt.
.S14 r. Wayne st.
The c. w. b. NJ. of the First Chris
tan church which was to have met
Thursday with Mrs Daniel B. Nye.
y. Scott St, has been postponed one
week
The Ladies Aid society of the
First Brethren church will hold an
all day meeting Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. Clarrisa Rupel. Syca-
more ST.
The Chaplin Park w. c. T. L. will
observe national flower mission day
| Friday afternoon. The flowers will
/ be arranged in bouquets at the Y. W.
G.. A and will be distri buted TO the
sick.
A joint meeting of the Franchise
/ league and the Women's Civic league
| Will ne held Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock i'm the gymnasium of the
Chambe of Commerce. The annual
reports will be given and other bust
ress transacted This meeting is
open to the public and all members
are urged to be present
The Sewing circle of the German
Zion church which was TO have met
Thursday afternoon has been post
/ BOned for a week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-07
SUMMER SCHOOLS HAVE
HIGHEST ENROLMENT
Exclusive of High school. Total il
>, f03-kalcy Leads
With 900.

Exclusive of the high school, the
enrolment in the public summer
schools is 2.1O3. the largest in the
history of the South Bend schools
Haley has the largest grade school
enrolment with go. lis Of whom
are boys. Laurel is second with 215.
and the Division st. school is low
with as The high school enroll
ment should bring the total up TO
about $500.
Following are the figures for each
school: Grammar. 1853; ColfaX. 100;
COquillard. So: Division St, as; Ell
der. ISIS; Franklin. 60; Kaley, 22O;
Lincoln. 20: Laurel. 215; Linden.
153. Muessel. 1913; oliver. 169; Per-
ley. 1O1; River Park, 113; Sample
St. 164: Studebaker 1872
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-07
SUFFRAGE DEFEATED IN
IOWA, RETURNS SHOW

international News Service
DIES MONIES, la. June RE
turns which are practically complete
but unofficial. indicated today that
oman suffrage has been defeated
in Iowa by a majority Of from 5000
10 10000 only a few more counties
are 10 be heard from Ninety-fve
counties voted 10 turn down the con-
sutuuonal amendment by a majority
Of about 5000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-07
PERSONALS.

Miss Katherine JanGszkowski.
Michigan, ay.. has gone TO spend her
weeks vacation with relatives at
Michigan City.
Edward Lerboniak. Sample St.
has gone to Niles on business.
Frank 3. Slupowski of Do~agiac
is in the city on business.
Miss Eleonor Gwalkowski arriv-
ed here from Fort Wayne for a
weeks visit with friends.
Walter Kwiatkowski of Detroit is
here on business.
Andrew r. Miller Of Chicago is
here on business.
Joseph TrusZewski Sample ST.
has gone 10 Detroit 10 spend a week
with relatives.
Anthony Rybacki returned 10 Chi
cago following a business visit here.
George HolaskOwski, Chaplin St,
left Tuesday afternoon for Chicago
TO spend two weeks with relatives.
John Smoczyk of Toledo who was
here on business. left this morning
for Milwaukee
Mrs. TheOphila Janowski. Rogers
St. left this morning for EIkhsrt 10
spend a few days with friends
Miss Antoinette Blenczynski re-
turned 10 her home in East Ham
mond after a few days visit with
friends
Paul Jaskowicz. Indiana av., has
gone 10 Milwaukee 10 spend a week
with relatives.
Joseph AntOsik, Prairie av.. is
very i'll.
Micheal Orszewski arrived here
from Detroit on business.
Leo Dsmrzalski OF Michigan City
is here visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanislaus Mnichow-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-07
CHICAGO SPEAKER WILL
TALK ON SECRET ORDERS
w. II. Stoddard to Make Address at
Lutheran Hall Tonight
at O'Clock.

w b. StOddard of Chicago Will
make an address tonight at s o'clock
at the st. PauTs German Lutheran
subject of secret orders He will
discuss the good and evil features
of secret orders. For a number OF
years Mr. Stoddard has been con-
rected with the National Christian
association, an INSTRUMENTATION
society.
Admission 10 the hall will be free.
although a collection Will be taken
up to defray the expenses Of the
speaker. The general public has
been invited TO attend the meeting.