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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
TRIO ARRESTED IN
RAID BY OFFICERS

Effie Ganser ard James August
inc were arrested upon an adultery
charge and Gladys Wolvertcn was
charged with frequenting a house Of
i'll fame as a result of neighbors in
the vicinity of 1905 +. Bissell st.
complaining TO the police that ir-
Irregularities were going on in the
house at that number.
The Ganser woman is the wife Of
Steve Ganser anu. so far as the
police can learn has rot been
divorced from him. She and
Augustine are alleged to have been
living together al 1895 Bissell 81.
as wife and husband.
Last night th@ neighbOrs inform
ed the police that there was a bois-
ferrous party going on at the house
and that Ganser. his wife. Augustine
and Gladys WOlverton were there.
Sergeant Laskowski. PohcewOmen
Evans and Trudell and Patrolman
Pinter and Kemerly were sent 20
the home When they entered Steve
Ganser was not there and the others
were arrested. They were brought
to the station in the patrol aud held
there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
BLUFFTON WILL BUILD e.
A COUNTY HOSPITAL
Citizens Raise Fund to Defray Pre-
liminary Expenses of
Construction.
International News Service

International News Service
BLUFFTON. Ind, Aug 4.-This
county has fallen in line with sew
eral others in proposal 10 build a
county hospital under the recent act
OF the legislature.
Under an agreement with DR.. j
+. Airport. thirty Button citizens
have signed a contract with him
agreeing to pay $40 each into a $500
fund which is 10 be applied to defray
preliminary expenses that DIR. ALI
port and his assistants may incur in
the work He will undertake 10 get
200 names on a petition to be pre-
sented TO the board of county com
missioners asking for an appropria-
ton, and any further pay he may re-
ceives he undertakes to secure for
himself by securing a contract from
the commissioners TO furnish plans
and specifications for the hospital
and 10 superintend the construction
of the building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04

Vancouver capitalists are succeed
ing in their attempts to get potash
from kelp.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04

Bashfully. and hesitating as
though he were a young Romeo en-
deay oring for the first time to pay
his respects to a sweet Juliet, Mister
Jupe Pluvius. the King Who Some
times "Reigns." visited Miss South
Bend last night.
His welcome must be left 20 the
Imagination. but Dame Rumor has
il that no regent could have received
a more royal one. With the fervor
and JOY Of a father meeting prod
igaI son. with the idylic, bucoiic
bliss Of a cannibal encOuntering a
missionary in a distant land. did
Miss South Bend greet her TapOry
visitor
But before Jupie might make his
little call. il was necessary that he
drive from the field his ancient
and for the past few days. SUCCESS
ful-rival The King began upon
his task in the afternoon and, amid
"a Verdun-like roar and flash Of
thunder and lightning, together with
the roll and rumble Of other heaven
~ artillery. the names of which we
on terra firma are not aware, van
quishe ed behind a wall of clouds the
burning. leering vision Of Mr.. Sol.
Having accomplished this feat,
and Of which he was duly proud,
Jupie prepared to visit his lady
love. Miss South Bend.
Sends Cool Breeze.
In lieu of a proper messenger TO
announce his coming, he borrowed
from Old Boreas one of the North
Winds little breezes which was sent
through the avenues of the world
famed city.
And nobly did the skyey herald
behave,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
EX-MORMON ELDER
WILL SPEAK HERE
Indiana to Be battle-ground OF
War Against Spread of
"Later-Day Saints"

Indiana is 10 be the battle ground
OF the war against the spread or
Mormonisrn in America and on
Aug. 20 the ex-Mormon Elder Yer
non J. DanieIsen or Kansas comes
10 South Bend at p. m, TO
expose the Mormon infamies. in the
First Baptist church Main and
Wayne SITS. and in the evening at
$50 p. m TO Mishawaka. in the
Methodist Memorial church.
Elder Danieisen proposes TO show
the insidIous character of the teach
ing OF the Mormon church which he
says conducts a system of plural
marriages which has become such
"A part Of the social and religious
life on the Mormon kingdom that
the victims OF the grossly immoral
system find themselves unable 20
either denounce the system OF free
themselves from the moral lepers
that hold them IN eternal bondage
in the name Of a church and under
the threat Of eternal damnatiOn
frankly promised by the seer and
prophet OF thu Mormon church who
claims to speak for and with Al
mighty God"
In this city il is proposed 70 en-
list all Of the Christian women who
are concerned i'm protecting the
homes OF American women from
raids By Mormon elders Educators.
Sunday school teachers, social work
ers. philanthrOpists and all man
ner OF active citizens seeking the
betterment Of the American home
are requested 10 communicate with
the Rev. Dr. James s Martin. gen
eral superintendent OF the National
Reform association, 2O9 Ninth St
indicating the department OF the
progressing warfare i'm which they
can render the greatest service.
Exact and verified information con-
corning aggressiOns OF Mormon mis-
siOnaries here IS most earnestly
sought as such facts are to be us
ed In prospective action sought
from congress.
There will be an anti Morn on
demonstration in this city which 1t
is expected. will eclipse "a similar nf-
fair in Toledo. o.. where the house
was crowded To overlooking by mil
liant Christians who had come to
hear Elder Danielsen.
Rev. Charles Decker. oil w.
Wayne ST. is pastor Of the First
Baptist church of South Bend, but
the meeting is under the auspices
of ministerial association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
RESULT OF CAMPAIGN
WILL BE ANNOUNCED
Maccabces OF Northern Indiana VIII
Hold Big swarm Here
Tonight.

The results of the membership
campaign which has at last closed
will be announced at the coming
meeting of the Maccabees Of noIth-
ern Indiana, which will be held in
Beyler hall, 116-122 r. Wayne St,
Friday evening.
Candidates numbering almost 800
will receive the final work of the
lodge at the big swarm which is
expected to crowd the hail to its
greatest capacity. The splendidly
drilled team from LaPorte, Ind. will
exemplify the work. A complete
program has been prepared by a
special committee of local members.
Special invitations have been eX-
tended to all nearby swarms.
Grand camp officers of Indiana
will address the assembled Macca-
bees. Milo Meredith of Wabash.
Ind, great commander and ]. w.
Replogie Of Goshen, Ind, grand re-
cord keeper will speak. The cere-
monies will open at eight o'clock
and after the opening exercises the
initiation ceremonies will be de-
mOnstrated. The meeting will be
closed with supper and speeches.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
LARKIN CLUBS PICNIC;
FAT WOMEN HAVE RACE

Though no impeachment race was
scheduled. nearly all of the fat
ladies that entered in the fat wom-
ems race fell down To was big
race quite up 20 the standard of the
big time had at Springbrook park
by the Larkin clubs of South Bend.
More than 900 women and chill
dren were present at the outing and
picnic of the Iarkin clubs at Spring
brook park. In real picnic fashion
races and contests and games were
scheduled and staged Though. in
the races. no especially good time
WAS made. everybody had a good
time regardless.
The big event was the search for
the mysterious Iarkin woman The
thousands of visitors at the park
were Interested i'm the hunt Final
Is Mrs. Gustave Larson. 1910 Sibley
ST.. announced her victory and re-
ceived the prize of $50 in LarSin
coupons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
IN md ABOUT TOWN
Mister J. Pluvius Comes
But His Stay is Short

He swept down Michigan st. at a
rate which bid condescending and
scornful defiance TO all man-made
speed and traffic laws. He cut
around corners on his Bermuda
high and ceased his wild and en-
thusiastic capers only when he saw
old Jupie himself descending slowly
from the heavens.
Majestically and unhurriedly did
the Reign King come. but, as Miss
South Bend exclaimed, he came, and
that was the principle thing He
arrived at about o'clock and stayed
until parasols and raincoats had
been resurrected, after which he de-
parted with the same dignified but
dilatory movement which had mark
ed his coming.
When he had gone Miss South
Bend sank back into her cushioned
porch swing and sighed But it was
a sigh of happiness intermingled
with a wish that ne might have pro-
tracted his visit.
Why y. u. Came.
Then she remembered the little
verse which she had written on that
sweltering evening last week and
mailed via the aerial route TO Mister
Pluvius Surely his coming was in
answer TO the sentiment expressed
therein. Thinking along this strain,
she took a sheet Of delicately per-
fumed note paper and on it wrote
the following:
20 Jupie dear, way up above,
You still remain my only love.
Q won't you come again today
And just a wee bit longer stay
To save from crematory end
Your little sweetheart,
Miss South Bend?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
ACTION Is DISMISSED
AGAINST UNDERTAKEN
Body of Charles KatOna. United
states Soldier. viii BE Buried
as First Planned.

Charles Katona. a soldier of Co.
X. fourth regiment. who died on
the Mexican border last Friday.
whose body has been brought to
South Bend. will be buried Friday
morning as had been planned. A
suit for an injunction preventing
Frank Albert and Peter Nameth. an
undertaken, from keeping the body
from MAY Miller. a cousin OF Kato-
ma. was dismissed by the latter's at
torney when il was called for a
hearing. before Judge George Ford
i'm superior court Thursday after
noon The suit was filed Thursday
morning.
According TO May Miller's story.
she is the only relative of KatOna in
the United States, both of his par
ents beins in Hungary. When the
soldier died the commanding officer
notified Albert. with whom KatOna
boarded before he joined the army.
Albert ordered the body sent to
South Bend and had Undertaken
Kenneth take charge of the body.
All of the funeral arrangements
had been made 10y Albert and Ne
meth, according TO the complaint
The funeral is to be held at St
Stephens church Friday morning,
Rev Lawrence HOrwath officiating
Katona's body has been sent to
South Bend in "A metallic casket at
the expense of the government The
soldier has six months pay COM
ing from the government, accord
ing to attorneys for May Miller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
TALK Of PLANS
FOR NOTIFYING
7. R. MARSHALL
Democratic State Committee
Discusses Arrangements
for Huge Meeting
Shortly.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 4-Plans
for the notification of Thomas r.
Marshall of his denomination for
the vice president by the demo-
cratic national convention at St.
Louis were discussed at the meet
ing of the democratic state
committee here today. and it was
decided that the ceremony would
be held about ten days after the
Wilson notification. The exact date
will be fixed later by a committee
that Bernard Korbly, state chair
man. was authorized to appoint.
The speech of acceptance of
Charles F. Hughes was one of the
chief topics of discussion at the
meeting and the consensus of opin-
ion was that il was less forceful
than had been anticipated. Judge
w. n. EichhOTn of Button de-
clared that Mr.. Hughes might be
trying 10 heat a Mexican party and
said he feared little for Wilson s
chances as far as the speech was
concerned He scored the republican
nominee LOl pay AAlH w AAAN MA
can situation as the paramount is
sue OF the campaign.
Organize Force.
ORGANIZATION Of the office force for
the campaign was announced 10 be
practically completed with Frank d.
Butler as chairman Of the speakers
bureau. The opening OF the cam
paign with a meeting at Fort
WAYNE on Aug. ~ also was con-
sidered. Edward G. Hoffman, In
diana national committeeman. re-
porting elaborate preparations have
been made for the event. J. A. NJ.
Adair. the gUbernatOrai nominee.
and Gov. Ralston viii speak.
Among the members of the eXecu-
tive committee appointed from over
the stasp are,
First district. Herds Clements.
Mt. Vernon.
Second. William n Nollmer. Vim
cennes and Joseph NJ. Moss Lin
ton.
Eighth. Judge W h. Eichhorn,
Burton and W \ Ellis. Anderson.
Tenth, George X. Durgan. Lafay-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
Grip is Stolen
But Recovered
Within an Hour

Thursday, $3.50 p. m.-Grip stolen
from J. A. Waldron while purchas-
ing a ticket at the Grand Trunk
railway station
Thursday, 1880 p. m.-Grip re-
covered and turned over TO owner.
The story: Waldron, who lives in
East Lansing. Mich. laid his grip
en- the floor at the station and pro-
ceeded TO buy ticket. When he
finished his purchase the grip was
gone He called the police station
and Officer Barney Tholander was
sent to find the missing article.
He did.
Baggagemen at the station had
noticed two men earlier in the eve
ming who looked as if they were
attempting 10 jOstle a third man
and pick his pockets One of the
suspects had left. the other was
still there officer Tholander ar
rested the remaining one and. after
searching about the place found the
grip in a coal bin at the northeast
corner OF the station near the spot
where the arrested man had been.
At the station the man gave the
name of John Kelley and said that
his home was in Milwaukee. He was
charged with petit larceny.
A suitcase was found in the sta
ton which the police think be-
lOnged 10 Kelley. In it were two
shirts. an old hat and a linen sack.
Since snipe hunting is not in sea-
infringing on the game law by his
= eatment of the visitor from East
Lansing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
TO GIVE LECTURES
Lloyd Shanklin to Discuss Many
Subjects on Platform.

Starting Saturday night at 7:45,
Lloyd Shanklin of Springfield, Ia,
viii deliver n series Of four free
lectures on Bible and historical sub
iects at the hall, 119 f. Washington
st.
The subjects of the lectures are
as follows:
Saturday. United States in
iProphesy and Religious Liberty"
Sunday: Cause and Outcome of
Present War According 10 Bible and
History"
Monday; Federation and World
Peace"
Tuesday; The Signs OF the
Times"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
GRASS FIRE.

A small plot of grass at the cor
ner of jefferson and Cherry SITS. was
burned AT I o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon. No. 4 hose company extin-
euished the blaze. the origin Of
which is unknown. No damage was
done
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04

cite. and Fred Smith. Whiting.
Eleventh. Michael l. Fansler.
Logansport.
Twelfth. Simon J. Straus. Lyon
Ter, and g. n. Leslie, Fort Wayne.
Thirteenth. w. II. Kingery. War
saw, and Joseph r. Neff. South
Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
LANINI NOMINATED.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Aug. 4-Henry
Lamm of Sedalia apparently was
nominated for governor Of Missouri
at the republican primary Tuesday
by a large plurality.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04
OPEN HEADQUARTERS
Democrats VIII Work from Office
on - Main st.

With the intention Of beginning
work Immediately the democratic
committee has opened a headquar-
tiers on the ground floor Of the Con-
sentative Life building, opposite
the court house.
The headquarters will be open all
day and may be reached by the fol-
lowing telephone numbers; Bell
1910, Home 6663.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
RICHARD Will NOT
Stand FOR HOLD-UP
Not Chance of Willard Jones' -Curley
Combination Getting Big Money.

New York, Dec. THE proposed VIII
lard-Carpentier battle is very much up IN
the ozone. It appears to be SO far from
q certainty that there isn't a chance to
lamp 1t with the naked eye, and a field
glass would not bring it much closer to
day.
The reason is Jack Curiey.
The talkative Jacques arrived here from
Chicago as full of conversation as q tor
pedo Ii full Of trouble, and although he
passed out yard after yard of chat
ter. the main idea Is that II Tex Richard
or any other promoter hopes to get Jess
Willard into the ring the price will be
exorbitant
Curley hasn't said that Willard wants
to stick anyone up. but his remark to
the effect that the contract that Willard
signs must be satisfactory to Tom Jones,
is significant
Tex Rickard says he Is hot worried.
He AYERS that he will do no business with
Curley, but will deal with Willard and
Jones. He says he feels sure that Car
pentier will accept his offer to box VIII
lard or some one else in New York and
although he has not secured the signed
agreements of either man he is sitting
steady in the boat with a confident smile.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
TIA JUANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACBSellng: Syezr-olds and upward
nye and onshah furloogs. swarsshh. ITO toBrien),
to g. 2 to s, out, won; Jennie Crawford ne
Pickens) 10 TO l. n l. to 5, second; Jake
Arxsut ITO (Ornes), I5No /. to !. to l. third
Time. lN+S Industry. AEurea. Pride ot Lis
more Effe May and Landslide also ran
SECOND RAOE-Five furloDgs; Sysar-olds and
Upward Van HON. uo QIlbt to 10 to ).
out, won; Or. smOot. no Dorityl. II TO l. TO l.
0 70 g. second; PrusperUus Baby. ITO (oTmesl, "a to
q sysn out third. Time, 81 Rrownstone,
Ethel WezlA Russell and McGm also nn-
THIRD RACE-S1 turioneA Toastmaster. loe
Pickens), ) to L to S, ) to & won; King Chiffon.
llo E SMITH, % to L to 5. 70 /. second
Patsy Msek LII (McGnvl, to S. 2 to l, even.
third. Time, lbs 50 Mandie. Frcd T.. oAh-
fornia Jack, Bad Pruspect. Marx q. and Bob Lynch
also ran
FOURTH RAOB-Be~riy HAndtcap; GI fur
lons.. searlet Oaks IlS CO'Brienl. to 2 out. out
won; I'd oudfhes. liz tCsrte1. to !. even to Z.
second; Deliver. IU (Kesegl. TO 4 l to 1 out.
third Time lI2S5 spokans Qus0 Dorothy
Dean and Orange Blossom also nm.
FIFTH RACE-0ne mile. Rockhn. los t0mesl,
II to 4 . to l. even. won; zsnnrea. loo Byrnel.
to l. to s TO g. second; John Louis, los
(Pfckens), 4 to l, to L to s. third Time, g.
Duke eof Shelby. Margusrits w.. Diek Benson.
Christmas Eve and Mockery also ran-
SIXTH RACE-Mile and oneSixteenth. Say. no
(Pickrns), Z to z to 8. to TO- won; First De
gree. uo (MaItinl. to L % z TO 5, second
weysnoke, lis (Gruss), TO 2 even, / to 4 third.
Tina la7 - Miss Fislder. Trout Fly. Roy and
Louise Paul also rsn-
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
WRESTLING BOUT ON
AT LYCEUM TONIGHT

Local graphing fans will no doubt wit
ness a great wrestling bout tonight at
the Lyceum Theater when "Pinky''
Gardner the Western Cyclone. meets
Milo Hackensmidt, the Young Russian
Lion in q finished bout
Gardner is more than anxious to get
another crack at Joe Turner. the middle
weight king. and is willing to defeat any
wrestlers that the local boy may name,
in order to get this return bout and
chance of landing the middleweight
championship and Police Gazette belt
Hackensmidt Is the first Of q trio OF
wrestlers that Turner has named and
many of the local wRstling fans are of
the opinion that Gardner Is in for q set
back In this bout tonight Hackensmidi
needs no introduction to the local sport
ing public as he has wrestled here be-
fore and has always proven to be ca
pable mailman
Garner and Hackensmidt are in the
best of shape and one of the best bouts
of the season is no doubt In store fol
the local lovers Of the matgame. p. F
OConnor will oficiate as referee. Tht
bout will follow a regular performance
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
yUAREz RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-F1vs and onshAh furiongs; SyeAr
olds and upward. Yaca, lM 20. Hunt, $50. -
q 81 won; Jossnna zArate. l@ CHoSardl, $. $50
secoad; Smiling Maggie. lD4 (Garne-l. SIN. third
Tine, lM <S. Yopoedo. FinnigAn and Ruhacoa
also rzn
SECOND RACB-sevsn furlOusS Barnard, 10
(Guy), $50. saD. N-So won; orbculAtion, 10
(smith1, uAl0. 20. second: lis True, u
(HoxHrdD, an. third Time. l3+6 AlanASA
Mejen nd Circulate also ran
THIRD RACE-Fiye furiongs. Sybl- los "a
o.rrUlp. AS. Ss. SID. won; Thirst, pS (W.
Mcintyre, $50. SSs second; Belle O, l@ to'
Hunt, sAso, third Time. IalS. LgcA
Karurl and Mfbrey also rzn.
FOURTH RAOE-Sx furiougA AdAlid, LIS INC
Intyrel, 8, 1-5o out won; Borg. Ill tGGnerl. =
second; wsremore. % 10. Hunt. no show. third
Time ll528 Rochester also ran
FIFTH RACE-FIye and one-hsh furlonGs. Buck
Nail IL Gamer. $50 22O. $40, won; z1dora-
lG (kdolswcrthl. sa1. 1-so. sscUOd; Clumsy kAts.
IG "a Csnon. q third Tine, q rs. PAMELA
RmeraldA Oertatn Point and onAtA also Tan
SIXTH RACE-Seyen furlongA Rey, BN War
ren), SLso S&. SD. won; Regards, los "a Car
roID, Seo s.. a. second: Virxie Dot, los tGGnerl,
third Tine Is IS. Clint Tucker, Quiz. Smiling
Nag and Meal Ticket also nn
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

Dear Folks-Lon claims there's many 9
kind heart that's never given full credi,
ON account o. tn owners unsightlS
''transmitter," an II all of us would
only try { cut In with q laugh wher
things got q bit twisted, there wouldn't
be half so much hard feelin' runnin' loose
in tn world.
o'course tn kid don't advocate tn con-
tinuous hilarity Of tn "laughin' hyena
nor tn ridiculous tee-hee o. tn foolish
GRIMM Chess" cat, but Just q smile
nothin' more. It costs 80 little an goes 90
far. He patched UP tn followin' for tn
Christmas shoppers:
When you start your Christmas shoppin
which we trust will be quite soon,
Map out some simple system, an don't
shoot at tn moon.
It is easy to arrange one that will surely
prove worth while,
Only when you go to use it. pray, don't
forget t smile!
II you flnd that through O error tn Ill
elevator boy
Has Leo you OF at "lace goods" when
you asked to see a toy,
Don't start t lay tn youngster out In
some outlandish style.
Just hop right back into his car, an ex-
plain II with a smile.
Or If from standin' all day long. when
you try t match some hair
TIL poor salesgirl pulls down q box
marked, Gents Knit Underwear,
Don't let tn blood rush to your head, an
then commence Z rile,
Just whisper, I've no hubby thanksr'
but whisper with a smile.
1t may be that you have a fear your face
will grow that way.
But even II such was tn case I think
you'd find II pay,
For all shop-girls are human, an will re-
call for quite awhile
tn ever cheerful shopper, who always
answered with a smile.
-DOPY DAN
Note-Lon says tn toughest hurdle tn
new millionaire has T. take when breakin
into tn 400 is tn ''keepin'- -knife-out-
of-th'-mouth" jump
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
TULANE IS READY
FOR HILLTOP GAME

New Orleans, La, Dec. Tulane will
substitute Garret George, who has acted
as assistant coach Of the team all year
for McGraw right half back. In the game
next Saturday with Georgetown. Coach
Shaughanessy has asked the permission
of Coach Exendine to use George, who
was barred from taking part in Tulane's
regular games by an !. A. A. rule.
Van Studdiford will be used at center.
Colee, at lend end; Mereux. right tacklei
Rosenthal, left guard; Gardosa, right
guard; Hardin. right tackle; Smith, right
end: Faust, quarter back; Barnes, left
half, and Galloway. full back.
McGraw was hurt in the game with
Louisiana State University and has not
recovered. Georgetown Will arrive to-
morrow morning and be quartered at the
Grunewald Hotel. The men win be en-
tertained by members Of the alumni while
here.
A report has reached here that Nc
Quade, the regular half back Of George
town, will not play, because of sickness.