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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
TO BOOST I. P. A.
STATE SESSION
Chamber of Commerce Bu-
reauS Pledge Support OF
Travellers Convention.

Al a joint meeting tuesday night
OF Representative OF Post *, the
Local post OF the T. =. A. with rep
resentatives Of the convention,
Wholesalers. retailers and manufac-
turers bureaus Of the Chamber Of
Commerce plans for the state con-
ventiOn of the T. r. AS here were
taken up and discussed and the or
carnations expressed themselves as
determined 20 join in am effort to
make the convention one of the best
ever held i'm the state
The speakers az the meeting were
A. f. Peltz. chairman Of the con-
vention bureau of the Chamber OF
Commerce. Louis r. Hammer
schmidt T. l.. Burch. L. p Hardy
r. G.. Page. @. l.. Smith and Victor
Jones. secretary Of the Chamber
OF Commerce. IL was brought out
IN the talks that the convention
would brins 2 800 people here and
that il would be i'm many respects
OF great advertising value % South
Bend Al a joint meeting OF mem
bers Of the y. +. A. and the con-
Vention bureau of the Cham Der of
Commerce i'm November. am outline
of the entertainment program for
the visitors VIII DE worked out and
methods Of financing the expenses
of the convention taken up.
Opcn Coliseum Talk.
The first step toward securing "a
coliseum for South Bend was taken
up bv the convention bureau of the
Chamber Of Commerce AT Tuesday
night when it entered request that
any persons of the city Interested i'm
securing conventions for the city or
coliseum and knowing OF a suitable
location for such "a building write
10 the convention bureau care of
the Chamber of Commerce. other
matters connected with securing a
coliseum were discussed AT the meet
ing which adjourned early 20 meet
with the delegation from the +. T..
As 10 discuss plans for the state
+. +. A convention here i'm May.
At the next meeting of the CON
Nepticn bureau, Nov. S. plans for
securing smarter conventions for
next year VIII be discussed. II was
the sense Of the meeting Tuesday
night that no difficulty should be ex-
perienced IN securing any kind of
convention in South Bend when a
suitable building FOR the purpose
lad been provided.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
WORKS BOARD MEETS
Confirm Resolutions for Gravel Paw
ing ON Ewing Nv.

Two hearings were held at the
regular meeting of the board Of
public works Tuesday night. Reso-
lutions on gravel paving for
Ewing av.. from Miami 1920 feet
west. was confirmed and bids were
ordered received by the board. The
hearing on the pavement of an alley
south of Napier St. from Chaplin 10
Scott. brought many demonstrators
before the board and il was finally
decided to postpone action until the
first Tuesday in March. 1917.
petition was filed for pave
ment and alley between Franklin
and Lafayette SITS. from Monroe to
South SIS Contracts for a sewer on
Miner ST., and on Bale av. were
awarded to L. II. Webster. The city
engineer filed two assessment roles,
one on a grading. curb. walk and
gravel reading on Morris st, and
another on "a pipe sewer on Donald
st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
6. o. P. MEETING IN
WEST END DRAWS TWELVE

Twelve republicans attended an
advertised meeting at the Chaplin
state bank Tuesday night, which
according 10 postal cards sent 70 res
idents OF the west side. announced
that efforts would be made az the
meeting TO secure Polish republican
W. Albert Slick. county chairman.
denied any knowledge of the meet
ing. Tuesday night. Names of the
attendants at the meeting were not
furnished by the man who reported
the meeting but who counted the
men as they left the place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
TO RELEASE
AMERICAN TOBACCO
Inadequate Warehouse Facilities at
Makes Action Necessary.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Re-
lease of between s2,OONOOO and So
100000 worth of American tobacco
held at Copenhagen and Rotterdam
because of failure 10 comply with
the conditions Of importation laid
down by Great Britain has been or
dered as a result of representations
made by the state department. The
department announced Tuesday
night, that it had been advised of
the action by the British embassy.
the statement adding that Officers
of the department express much sat
in this case"
Because OF inadequate warehouse
facilities, the dampness and chilli
ness of the atmosphere, the special
brands of tobacco designed solely
for use in those countries. would
have been almost a complete loss
unless relief had been given quick
ly.
The announcement follows:
lie BIlllSn eHlbdSSy has lldut
the following statement in regard
to the American tobacco bought by
dealers for shipment 10 Scandinavia
and The Netherlands and affected
by the restrictions put into effect
on July Is, last.
Shipment Of tobacco made un-
der bonafide contracts entered into
before July Is, need not be con-
signed 10 the Netherlands Overseas
Trust, if covered by guarantees in
the case of shipments TO Scandina-
via. provided that the consignments
shall have been put on rail under
through bill Of lading for land and
sea carriage. OF shipped under a
direct steamship bill OF lading be
fore Aug. 81"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
BABY BANDIT"
FLASHES A GUN
Lad Ten Years Old Tries to
Intimidate Officer With
UnIoaded Weapon.

South Bend has a baby bandit
which it can claim for it's own. This
is how the young brigand was dis
covered.
Merchant Policeman Tom Butler
was making his rounds Tuesday
night about midnight when he no.
uced two little tykes near the rear
Of the Unger cigar store on +. JEFF
fersOn blvd.
As Butler started down the alley
to investigate one of the lads, piped
up, WHAT do YOU want?'
Il want 10 talk 10 you" answered
the officer.
When Butler got near the largest
of the two lads, "A fiashlight was
thrown into his face by the boy.
He made no effort 10 run. however,
and Butler caught hold of him.
Now came the problem of getting
the other chap, who was smaller and
younger. Without releasing his hold
of the one boy, Butler made a grab
for the other Nimbly the boy lodged
and kept on lodging for two or
three tries
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
Fl. WAYNE MAN
HEADS DOCTORS
Dr.. Niles F. Porter Chosen
President of Tri-State Med
iCaI Association.

DIR. Niles +. Portertof Fort Wayne
was named president of the North
ern Tri-State Medical association at
the annual meeting Tuesday in the
Oliver hotel. Or. T. Z. Eggleston OF
Battle Creek was elected vice presi-
dent: DR.. II. F. Mitchell of this city.
treasurer. and DR.. G. w Spohn Of
Goshen was reelected secretary.
Between 100 and 200 physicians
from Indiana, Michigan and Ohio
attended the conference. Sessions
were held in the morning and in the
afternoon. At both meetings prom
inent doctors discussed current med
ical problems The afternoon ses-
sion was addressed by DR. Frank Y.
Walls of Chicago, H., who spoke on
The Present Status of Infantile
Paralysis" Another talk was made
by DR.. Charles NJ. Harpster of To-
ledo. Ohio. who had as his subject,
Diagnosis and Treatment of Inju-
ries to the Head" AT the after
noon conference il was decided to
hold the 1917 meeting at Battle
Creek. Mich.
In the evening the visiting guests
were the guests of the local medical
society at a banquet in the Oliver
hotel Attorney Thomas Slick acted
as postmaster, Frank Herring, DR..
J. w. Hill of this city and Wis
iting physicians responding to toasts.
The committee in charge Of the ban
uuet was composed of Drs. Charles
Stoltz, r. d. Hagerty, John B. Ber-
telling. Walter II. Baker of this city,
and Dr. Walter b. ChristOphel of
Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
RECOMM lends PRINCESS
BE GRANTED DIVORCE

NEW YORK. oct %. "A supreme
court referee Tuesday recommended
that a decree Of absolute divorce
be granted to Princess Annie Croker
Gouraud Miskinoff from her youth
full husband, Prince Alexander Mis-
kinoff. a Russian nObleman 10 whom
she was secretly married in London.
The princess will retain her title,
but according 70 her lawyer she Will
retire To a secluded life.
The enhancement between the
prince and princess was brought
about. il was said. By the former S
attention 20 "Yvonne". a beautiful
16-year-old French girl whom the
princess had adopted. The name Of
the correspondent was not divulg-
ed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

new club known as the Science
and Mathematics club, was organ
lied at the high school Tuesday aft
ernoon. and the following officers
elected President, Donald Bimm;
vice president, Elsie Lippincott;
secretary. Marcella Hartman. The
following committees composed of
faculty members and students were
appointed by the president: Social
Mrs. Dakin. Edgar RennOe. Eva
Reid and Wilella Waldorf; program,
Miss Clark, Mr. Osborne, Harlow
Lippincott, Frank Martin, Felix
Viskinski and Louis Bruggner;
membership. Miss Clark. Marcella
Hartman and Elsie Lipp.ncott. The
club viii meet once a month and
will be organized for the purpose of
and entertainment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
Wife of Prominent South Bend
Contractor Tells of the Ben
efitS She Gained From
TanlaC.
H0USEW0RK EASIER
NOW, SHE DECLARES
Mrs. Jasper {. AnniS Highly
Recommends the New Prep
aratiOn for Others
Terms 1t Best.

The convincing thing about Tam
lac ~ the manner iu which local peO-
pie publicly iudorse the new medi-
cine Day after day South Bend
residents tell OF ryiief the premier
preparation has given them proving
the new medicine 90 be what 10 is
claimed To be. Among the hundreds
of south Bend people who have
found Tanlac surprisingly beneficial
is MIS-. Jasper T.. Annis wife of "a
prominent and well known conuaC-
tor. who lives al 1904 Carroll street
this city
For a long time I have suffered
from rheumatism and my system has
been in gene raj run down Coudi-
ton. AIRS Anuis told the TanIaC
Man ON october Is Il had severe
pains IN various parts of my body
and my joints often became swollen
and stiff. My health iu general was
very poor ! felt weak. and tired
and worn out nearly all the time
"A good friend prevailed ON me TO
take Taulac and en- her rec0mmeuda-
ton ] decided - give this new medi-
cine trial Tie results I've gained
from one bottle OF TaulaC are Won
deriul. The rheumatic pains are
rapidly disappearing and the swell
tirely ny joints are not so sore and
stiff now The tired worn out feel
ing I formerly experienced has left
My heuseworR is easier now
II recommend Tanlac AS a tonic
and system purifier it's the best med
iCiue I ever tried
People who suffer as Mrs Auuis
did-who feel tired. worn out hair
sick all the ume-will ind TanIac
just what they need the TauIac
Man told inqurers az the Public
drug store yesterday. III banishes
the tired feellug and produces
strensth and enerEy Tanlac also
is une for stomach. liver and kidney
trouble. catarrhal complaints. rheu-
matism. nervousness and the like"
Tanlac is now being introduced ia
south Bend 40 the Public drug store
where a special Tanlac representa-
tive is explaining the new medicine
go the public daily-AdNt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
LADY MACCABEES HOLD
SESSION AT ELKHART

Mrs. Emma Agnew of South Bend.
commander of the Northern Indiana
Association Ladies of the Modern
Maccabees. presided Tuesday at the
meeting of the association in Elk.
hart which was attended by more
than two hundred women and at
which Mrs. Harriet Brayman also
Of this city, was one of the principal
speakers. Several other lady Macca-
bees from South Bend were in at
tendance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
SAMPLE STREET CIVIC
CLUB TO MEET TONIGHT
Plans for Winter Work Will BE Dis
cussed Including Athletics, ORA
mates and Social Events.

The first meeting of the Sample st.
civic club will be held this evening
in the Bowsher building which has
been prepared for the occasion.
Plans for the winter work will be
discussed at the meeting and all the
people of the peighborhOod interest
ed in athletics, dramatics or social
activities are invited to attend the
meeting.
At the Haley school this afternoon
the boys athletic club was reOr-
ganized. Edward Meehan. Notre
Danes athlete. is TO have charge of
the athletic work in the Haley and
other Civic clubs this winter An
indoor baseball game between the
Fiweks and Haley school boys has
been arranged for this evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
Boy Pulls Gun.

AS Butler led the youth he had in
custody toward the street the pris-
oner suddenly pulled a gun out of
TO bring it into play. Butler saw the
move and slapped him on the wrist
knocking the gun from his hand.
The kids cOmrade stayed near the
pair and as his friend was led away
yelled. Hey, where You going to
take him ." Butler invited the boy
TO come along but he refused.
Turning his captive over TO pas
serby who called the patrol wagon,
Butler chased the little lad, but be-
ing hampered by a heavy overcOat
the pursued easily outran the pur-
suer.
When the youthful prisoner was
brought 10 the station ne said that
his name was Ray Moore, and that
he lived at 81 :. Eddy ST. He gave
his age as 10 years. His companion
was his younger brother, Willie, who
Is eight years old.
The gun. which was not loaded,
and the flashlight were found 10 be
brand new and il is believed they
were stolen from some place in town.
Twice before have these same two
boys ran away from home and each
time they were found by the police
and restored TO their mother and
step-father. Their case will be re-
ferred to Juvenile officer w. Z. Mil
Ter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
SWITCHMAN KILLED

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. oct. %
Robert Peter Anthony. 80 years old.
was killed Tuesday night. when he
run down BY cut OF cars whole
switching in the Nandalia yards He
had been in the employ Of the com
pany several years. He is survived
by the widow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
DETECTIVE CHIEF GETS
PICTURES OF BORDER LIFE

Chief of Detectives Kuespert is in
receipt of a collection of pictures,
showing life on The border among
the troops of Uncle Sam. Corporal
Herbert Melke of co. +. a brother
in-law Of the chief. sent the pictures
direct 10 South Bend and Kuespert
developed them. They show the
soldiers enjoying themselves be-
tween drills.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
RECEIVER APPOINTED

ANDERSON. Ind. Oct 25.-The
Anderson Trust Company was ap-
pointed receiver OF the American
safe and Lock Company Of Anderson
Tuesday evening. VI. @. Reynolds,
vice president Of the company, who
alleged il owes him eight thousand
dollars. was the petitioner. The
court ordered the receiver TO oper-
ate the factory indefinitely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
TALKS IN SEVENTH WARD.

Louis Segety delivered a Snort talk
to a meeting Of democratic work
ers of the seventh ward at 1913
:. Chaplin St. Tuesday night. The
talk was given upon organization
matters and literature was distribut-
ed to the men present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
Notre Dame NeWs

Ex-Gov. David J. Walsh Of Massa-
chusetts visited the university Tues
day afternoon and left Tuesday night
for the east where he will tour the
Bay state in the interests OF John r.
Fitzgerald. democratic candidate for
United states senator. Fitzgerald
was formerly mayor OF Boston and
received the degree OF LID. at Notre
Dame I'm 1915. Former GOV. Walsh
has been campaigning in the middle
west in the interests Of the demo-
cratic party. and called at the uni
ersity Tuesday 10 see the six young
Cinnamon he accompanied 10 Amer
lea on his recent return from the
Orient
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25

South Bend Circle. No. 276. Pro-
tected Home circle held its regular
bi-mOnthly meeting at Slick hall.
Tuesday evening. Regular routine
business was transacted followed by
a social hour.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
LODGE NOTES

Members and friends of Beech
Tree court. No. 211, were enter
tanned at a dance Tuesday evening.
in Beyler hall. A business meeting
preceded the dance. Dancing was
from until II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25

Friends and members of Fidelity
camp. No. rs, enjoyed a social ses-
sion at their hall on f. jefferson
blvd, Monday evening. Social dane
ing was followed by a social hour.
Refreshments were served
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25

NJ. A. Pottenger of st. Joseph,
Mo, lecturer and author. delivered
an illustrated lecture on Masonry
to members of Portage lodge, No.
SIS, Tuesday evening, at the Mason
ic temple. Mr.. Pottenger will de-
liver a second lecture at the Ma
sonic temple. Monday evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25

Ladies wear a Redfern corset and
be comfortable. latest models at
the Corset shop. 80 5. Main. Adyt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
CHICKEN PIE sUPPE.R.

ST. Pauls Methodist church. We'd
nesday evening. Tickets CSC. Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
A social session was given

A social session was gwen by
members of Schuyler Rebekah
lodge Tuesday evening, in honor of
Mrs. Lucinda Heck, the only sur
viving charter member of the or
ganization. An interesting program
featured the evenings entertain
ment. Refreshments were served to
nearly 100 guests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
RUNMAGE SALE.

st. Paurs Methodist church,
Thursday, oct. 26, at 1871 ". Thorn
as st Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25

A short meeting of the board OF
control was held Tuesday afternoon.
at which the question of allowing
girls TO play on the girls interclass
basketball teams this year was
brought up. This year only the girls
having a certain number Of credits
will be allowed 10 play in any
games. Several bills brought up be-
fore the board were authorized 10
be paid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25
EVERYBODY

Read Page 81 OF November Ladies'
Home Journal JAY L. LEE,
Advt 21S y. Michigan 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25

Everybody should hear Gompers
al nigh school tomorrow night-Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25

The senior class pin has been
decided upon. All seniors desiring
pins are asked 10 bring money for
the pins not later than next Mon
day. This same pin has also been ac-
cepted by the entire student body Of
the high school as the standardized
high school pin and from this year
ON viii be used by every senior
class.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25

Sen Thomas r. Walsh OF Mon
tana. western democratic campaign
manager. viii come 10 Notre Dame
Thursday to fill an engagement he
was forced 20 cancel earlier in the
month
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25

Read NEWS TIMES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25

Very Rev. Pres't John Cava-
naugh is taking part in the Indiana
centennial celebration at Indiana
university i'm Bloomington.
Tuesday night the NOtre Dame
council Knights Of Columbus held
its first social event Of the season in
Walsh hail. after adjournment Of
the regular meeting Grand knight
Vincent Mooney addressed The mem
bers and urged all knights at the
university Tho had not joined the
Notre Dame council to do so as early
as possible.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28
Buttcrmj,k From skim Milk,

Dairymcn, doctors and domestic
scientists have agreed in recommends
ing buttcrmilk as refreshing and
nutritious drink, and great help in
cooking. particularly in bread max
ing. II has become 50 popular that
in many localities the demand cannot
he supplied in tho regular way with
buttcrmik secured a. by-product
rom buttcrmakinp.
Artificial buttcrmilk H. made 90
meet this increased demand by keen.
ing ordinary skim milk at tcmpera-
'"rc Of 6o To- 20 degrees Fahrenheit
for from Is to - hours. or until IL
has form Il a smooth curd As soon
a. the milk thickcns i, should DO
churncd thoroughly 90 or 80 minute 3,
or until the curl j. broken up very
fine.
Very thin milk does not make but.
tcrmilk Of the best flavor ard consis.
tcncy. 30 one pound Of whole milk
should bc added to every eight or ten
pounds of separator skim milk to i'm.
provo the flavor and smopthncss
Hand -kiwmcd milk usually ha,
enough but'crfat left in 4, 20 that /,
VIII make buttcrWilk Of good quality
u ~" can trust the experience of IN,
Mis- uIr College Of Agriculture an,
many dairym'n ON this poiut.--I.. G.
Eiuklc, Missouri College of Apricul.
tIrc.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-28
News From CRAIG.

VIZ. and Mrs John Draws we're
81 J,seph visitors saturday
- Rev r. p Brewster vas ST. 10.
sci Il visitor, one day, last week
Henry IIeIfets WAS among tLo,.
"hu went 10 ST. JUse,h. saturday
u. l.. Alien, OF Mound CITY, Wa
visiting Pa anu Ma Alien, Friday last
Miss Francis AnibaI was abseni
from her school WORK, Monday. be
cause OF an attack VI mutDps
Mrs. Alberta Green Murphy. Of
oregon. was the guest OF Mrs Il. NJ
Guiliians, saturday and sunday
Mrs V. Il. Otiman aud little son.
james. OF kansa, CITY, we're gus s Of
Dr j G. Ottman aud fanny. Monday
Mrs. + DRY Williams. son L,l.. an :
daugh,er b>l lni wer visit n.y. 1, nds
and fol ~ - ~ 81 Joseph IiUin Fri
day .Sundiy.
No wonder Craig has &C man,
",Ure heads" Mumps has been *.
crp' iohally active III this community
al winter and spring.
Miss Eva sharp. accompanied Mt,
ami Mrs & VI Lowe on their return,
10 Liberty. Monday. Miss Eva has
never fully recovered from tile iheu.
! Ua'i.m. and she will Try the curative
properties OF tie water AT Excelsior
springs before fetu ming home
Mr.. aud Mrs. Claude N Lowe and
Sun. Cecil. muiUfed To Craig from
/ Liberty, Monday. They lave located
t lheir skating rink IN that city. Mr.
| LINe says that lie l. doing an excel.
ehi business there. and that the
/ kIuhg baptist minin>tefsirJm Wiliiar,
I Jewell college are lis lest and mos,
] it,Iuent customers.
About ~ members " Mud,r,
Nuudmeh lodge are practicii 4 eafies .
I "a Tor minstrel show TO he given In
tie near future. u has already a, .
Nl"Wd that iheic are a numiitr ui
h.irN lace artists ~ tie company aud
wc pf' diet the shON to eclipse A
iDfncf a. Temps ~ an, ,Jft by home
talent. Watch Tor daies.
NAM OF our riiilrnS wpr. heavily
sii"Ncd 10 earn pt tie passing aAay
~ Cave y. Hunt, Of Oregon. IN a Il ~
- ttiA huspiiai, SUNDAY SIR Hunt
Nis ~ one time identified with a..
hnNinr's ~. ~ TITS vicinity aud was
~ remedy popular. Many remember
ihai lie was married H. Craig, white
OILERS do not remember him a. ~. Nv.
ci ~ Craig. recall Its pleasant accom-
~ dating hospitality while serving
Tie people ~ county clerk No dca, IL
has attracted tie attention Of our
People more. Assnf,d.y, lie was q
good man
The annual meeting u tie Zig
Tafkio Drainage District vas held IN
raia, saturday i T. slater. George
ppihlrf, John liurk aud lirnr,
richards wrf" among those from
uil"f pans Of tie district. Sir