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Cheyenne record., 1916-10-12
sNt4tif In His Crop,

Sc sutsus In His Crop. ess-
:. "What's Badger looking SO sour
oyer?" =. i '.: y ~. 81
4He was forced to Swallow his prtde.,
and he can't digest It" SO ~
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-12

= Makes the laundress happy-that's RSd'
E;s. oG.: I'sfhi. 1sst Blue Msi, ., beautiful clear
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-12

Important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA. q safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and see that 1t
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-12
We Get You, Madam,

We Get You, Madam.
Nephew tried to get raise to-
day, aunt, but the boss refused 1t.
Mrs. Blunderby-Too bad, Dicky.
Perhaps you didn't approach him at
the geological moment.
Double Trouble.
BUSY days for my wife,"
"How so?"
Has to keep her white shoes pow
dered as well as her face"
Canada's 1915 crops were valued at
$SOO,OOO,OOO.
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-12
Man Lives After $500 Volt Shoe

Windsor.-A. w. Bernard. an en-
ploye of the Western Light and Pow
er company at the sub-station here.
sustained a shock of $500 volts OF
electricity and survived.
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-12

All women ought to know the wonderful effects Of
taking Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound even on
those who hopeessy ILL Here three actual
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-12

1 Harrisburg, Penn. When I was single suf-
Ifered great deal from female weakness because
|my work compelled me to stand all day. I took
/ Lydia =. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for that
married took the Compound again for female
trouble and after three months passed what the
caea g0w He said It was nSae
the knife to have them removed. never want to
[be without your Compound in the house" Mrs.
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-12

Oct tl7:1s--Meetipg of synod of Pres
.byterian Churches It Grand. Junetion.
Get 27-Farm EXHIBIT AZ Grand. Valley.
rOcf a0-NOy. 4i.MeStirlE Colot State
~Tsachers' AssociatioHy ~.
sJan. s6ERopltFx, show at Denver.
1ah. 1u-s9-A hnUai w : - ~ q ssspck,
Feb, 2-5-Y. M. C, a. Annual Conven1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02
Curry County Fair
October l9 and 20

tIu.Is Got The date OFF fO'
curry county fair and Trade. dH n.f
been hanged tn October IHH. aui
.'h instead uf October Iith 5u. .-ul
u- previously announced
Ttc first day OF tho far coz. er
1ttn has been designated os rrH|of
dty. and the Goth Will uc pout 100 oly.
DoWutrtt.u tpmmittDomau g. a
lamc- has taken the matter up w.fl
the central g1mIulttr" t. get s.H'
good political gun here Tor tho .-
ras.ou. and Judge Hapouor "a write
ton for some Republican spell u.n..l'
~ uo here On that date.
Another feature OF rh" f1Ir .''
year vii bc tho bls -rH-t"|a" rStHI.
Thor, Viii pc ul sorts ot i.t"
c|rrtturcs and m..r.NuH 20
parade.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02

Are they OF course, bat there are dc.
gree, in "Pigdom." AZ all who have VS.
ltcd the stock exhibits at the Fair Will
agree. These bloodcd t~horoughbreds, 10y
yielding pounds more than pigs without
degree, are really cheaper IN the end.
We knew, before We started in the dry
goods business, all about the eXiraya.
gaucc and futllity of selling cheap
merchandise.
service &, the yardstick Cor estimating
the economy Of an article. There is
mo- economy IN makc,hifts, limitations and
near merchandise. This is a shop of pcdi.
greed goodS-bluc ribbon qualities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
LOCAL CELEBRATIONS
Chamber of Commerce Names Com
mittee to Take Up Cen
tennial Matter.

At a well attended and enthusiastic
meeting Of South Bend business men
at the Chamber of Commerce Mon
day afternoon a discussion of plans
for the Indiana centennial and South
Bend semi-centennial was held and
a committee named 10 take the mat
ter up with merchants here
Whether or not the centennial
celebration will be held here the
week of June Il will be decided by
the business men in the amount they
wish 10 contribute toward the hold
ing Of the celebration. \ conserva-
tive estimate of what the pageant
will cost will be ready the last Of
the week.
The committee named by the
chairman Monday afternoon to see
the merchants follows John De-
Haven, chairman: +. 3. Barnes. Carl
Hibberd. &. II. French and NJ. r.
Johnston J. ID. oliver. Mr. Barnes
G. J. Allardt, r. l. Dennis. T. H.
Miller. G. y. Fassett and II. w
Eldridge were among those who
spoke in favor OF the celebration
Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
EQUITABLE LIFE PR0SPERS
Statement Indicates Big Increase i'm
Policy Holders.

The statement of The Equita BILE
Life Assurance society of the United
States gives evidence of the COM
Jany's continued progress. Increases
are shown in outstanding insurance.
omitted assets, surplus, income
from investments and payments to
policyholders. OF the 5,91S domes-
tic death claims paid during the
years. over 9S per cent were settled
within one day after receipt of due
proof of death. The payments to
policyholders in 1915 aggregated
$5S.371.3SS, which was S2.350.O0O
more than was received in premiums
rom polcyholders during the same
2eriod The insurance on the com
pany's books now aggregates 81
529, 500, 600. an increase Of $35, 800
900 for the year. The new insur-
ance paid for during 1915 totaled
S15S,456.612, the maximum allowed
the company under the insurance
aw OF New York state. The num-
Der Of policyholders increased about
1000 during 1915.
r. J. Twomey is local branch man
ager.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
EXPLAINS DUTIES
OF A CHRISTIAN
Rev. Vim. Lampin Tells Con-
gregatiOn They Should Live
as Christ Lived.

The subject used by Rev. William
Lampin in his sermon last night at
the First Church of the Brethren
was. What Must 1 DO to Be Saved?'
The evangelist dwelt at some
length upon the duties men have as
Christians.
The most important duty We
have" he said, las Christians is 10
confess Christ before men. He who
fails to confess his belief in Christ
before the world will fail TO attain
eternal happiness. He who disowns
Christ in this world will be disowned
by Christ in the world to come.
The Christian must not only &C
cept the teachings of Christ in his
own heart. but ne must also give ev-
idence OF this interior faith by ex-
ternal action.
HE must set an example before
the world by living in strict con-
formity with the tenets OF Christi
anity.
The personality OF Jesus Christ
should be the dominating factor in
his life. Every action must be tenn
pered with the spirit OF the divine
Saviour.
He who does not walk with
Christ in charity. purity and justice,
cannot hope 10 be saved.
The guiding arm OF Christian
life should be the personality OF
Christ Without the presence of
Christ in the lives of men all is ini-
guilty and sin. Love of Christ is the
basis Of all virtue. Shut out Christ
from the world and misery and sor-
row viii reign supreme"
Announcements were made. indi-
.ating the continuation OF the ser
ices throughout the week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
TO SERVE REAL OLD
TIME ARMY LUNCH

Members Of the Harry o. Perkins
camp OF the United Spanish War
Veterans will serve an old fashioned
military lunch at the next meeting
OF the organization 20 be held Feb
l9 The lunch will be prepared un-
der the supervision OF the lodge and
viii be similar 10 the sort Of food
that vas given the soldiers during
ne time OF service in the war. Mem
bers of the Ladies' auxiliary will be
the guests.
An invitation by the Army and
Navy union 20 attend the military
ball 20 be held in Place hall Feb.
II was accepted Discussion as 20
whether or not honora bly, discharged
soldiers are subject % n poll tax was
brought up at the business session.
A committee was appointed 20 in
vestigate and 20 report at the next
meeting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
SENATORIAL CANDIDATE
TO SPEAK TONIGHT
Arthur VI. Robinson of indianapolis
To Address Young Mems
Mckinley Club.

Arthur NJ. Robinson OF Indianap-
oils, candidate for the republican
nomination for United States SEN
ator from Indiana, will be in South
Bend today and will address to-
nights meeting OF the Young Mems
Mckinley club of St Joseph county.
Mr.. Robinson. a declared dry can
didate for the office, makes his first
campaign appearance here Tuesday.
The meeting. which Will be held
in the auditorium of the J. NJ. s.
building. and TO which a general in
vitation is extended all. will be ad-
dressed by Mr.. Robinson and An
drew Jackson Hickey OF Laporte.
who seeks the 18th district congress
sionaI seat on the republican ticket.
There will be a musical program.
featuring Ed. Burns. the schoolboy
trio, Miss Denise Frankel and Maui
rice Thornton. Paul Frankel. presi-
dent of the Mckinley club, will pre-
side.
luncheon and smoker will fol-
low. The meeting is called for 1880
o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
ASSERTS GOD is. NEAR
AT HAND WHEN NEEDED
Rev. II. |. Champion breaches Ser
mon Which Nets Two Young
Men Converts.

When we have a soul hunger for
Jesus. we may be certain that He is
near To US" said Rev. r. T. Cham
pion last night at the Trinity Nj z.
church. I'VE think of Him as en-
EuEed in other worlds. hut in our
hours Of trouble. He Is nearer to US
than we think"
Jesus is near Us whenever we
wish 20 be better He is knocking
every moment Of the day at some
ones heart A good sign OF His pres
ence is an cagerness To join the
church. no matted what other peo-
pie may think. We should feel that
we have a duty TO give ourselves to
Him. and even though 10 means .he
loss OF our dearest friends we are
villine 20 make the sacrifice. II there
b. anything I like 10 see. IL is man
coming 10 Jesus just Lecause it's the
r.sht and manly thing 20 do"
After the sermon last night Rev.
1lr champion asked those 10 cume
forward Who would give their hearts
to Christ I'm response 10 the call.
two young men became Christians.
There VIII be special services to-
ui-nt and an are urged 10 Ice pres
cnt. ass an excellent musical n-osram
cu be given.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
FEDERATION BODY
FOR RUM VILLAGE
Committee FavOrS Purchase
in Resolution - Mayor
Keller Explains Terms.

A resolution favoring the pur-
chase of Rum Village was adopted
by the civic federation commit
tee Monday night Mayor Keller
was present at the meeting and ex-
planned how the property could
easily be purchased by the city at
this time at a cost of only about go
cents per capita this cost to be dis
tributed over a term of % years.
The price Of s425 an acre. he point
ed out. was less than was being paid
for other property in the neighbor-
hood. A public hearing on the mat
ter will be held before the city cOun-
Gil on March 8.
It was decided by the committee
to invite Herbert Bigelow of Cincin-
Aat. to address the civic clubs of
the city on some Sunday afternoon
in May. Mr.. Bigelow has offered
TO donate his services for such a
time The federation committee Will
decide on the subject TO be present
ed by Mr. .Bigelow.
There was some consideration by
the committee of the proposal to
form a civic music league TO be
made up Of choral societies from the
various civic clubs The matter was
brought up by +. b. Barnes who
explained how. in view of the fact
that some of the civic clubs were
planning singing clubs, that the
movement afforded godo oppOrtuni-
" for the development of a city
wide musical organization.
A committee, comprised of Miss
Edith Brown, r. A. Morse and r. c.
Turk. was appointed TO work in
conjunction with the Associated
Charities. Another committee, COM
prised of Mrs. Homer Miller, Mrs.
+. l. Tritt and G. w. Copp, was ap-
pointed TO represent the federation
in the preparation for the centen-
NAL celebration next summer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
PEOPLE L0VE-SICK
SAYS DR.. FRESHLEY
Gods Judgment should be Preached
Instead of His Love De
clares Pastor.

We have preached Gods love so
long that people are iove-sick. II is
time for us 10 preach His Judgment
and righteousness, said Rev. w H..
Freshley Of the First Evangelical
church He took as his text, AS
he reasoned OF righteousness and
temperance Felix trembled and an
swered go thy way this time and at
a more convenient time 1 will call
for thee" which was taken from the
18th chapter Of the oath verse Of
the Acts IL was announced that
the Machinists' union viii attend the
services in a body this evening. and
the Sunday school will be present
en- masse tomorrow night.
There are three persons concern
ed In this bit Of scripture. There
was Paul the apostle. Felix a Roman
ruler, and his Jewish wife, Ursula.
The king and the queen had invited
Paul 10 come 10 their country and
conduct a revival. He preached
righteousness and temperance and
love OF God He might have fiatter-
ed. but he was not a man Of that
kind. Paul could suffer and die for
Christ, but ne would not sin or trim
his message to please this man or
woman
Let YOU heed me when / say that
rightes usness counts with God. A
yard in business that makes SO
inches and a scale that weighs It
ounces 10 the pound; employers that
pay a living wage, and a laborer
that gives an honest days labor for
his wages are all good examples Of
what is essential in business, home
and the church.
Every man and woman will come
10 the place and some time will have
to make their final decision for or
against Christ. Some have made
their decision. Some are making
their decision now, and it would have
been mercy for the person vino re-
fuses if he had never been born"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
MANY GLORY IN
OWN IGNORANCE
Things God Gave us Must be
Sought" Declares Rev.
Guy H. Black.

The things which God gave TO
the world must be sought" declared
Rev. Guy r. Black at the Lowell
Heights 81. +. church last evening.
This fact not only applies 10 all
earthly things but 20 the spiritual
things as well II is especially true
OF the spiritual things upon this
earth. 1t is imperative that we
seek God and that we find Him 1t
takes an effort 10 seek God and to
be a Christian on the other hand
il takes no effort TO leaa "A sinful
life" Rev. Black chose as his sub
ject. Seek and Ye Shall Find. q"
taken from the Sermon on the
Mount in the book Of s.. Matthew
Il think that Cod Intended for all
OF us 20 so live that our interest and
devotion TO God would be manifest,
continued the speaker. How many
OF US are doing this? Remember
how Jesus Christ said. Seek and
sc shall find the kingdom Of God
Christianity is that which makes US
men Of real character In looking
about as we find that many have a
dim conception of reality and Of life.
When we seek secondary things our
vision is dimmed many times and
likewise our vision is many times
dimmed when we seek God. 1t
makes the task less difficult when we
make up our minds to seek things
which are eternal. People seek evil
things only when they have a low
standard OF life.
AS a result OF blurred visions Of
reality and life we find people who
never let good enter their lives They
don't want 10 be good and seem to
glory in their own ignorance. In
fact their visions are SO dimmed
that they seek 20 find satisfaction.
comfort and pleasure in committing
sin. A man who gives himself up
10 SHINING. find hell both on this
earth and in eternity God is
against the man who sins, hence He
has established a very sincere pen
atty. We must seek for the things
which are higher and better.
"Oh, that people might hunger for
Christ as they do for earthly things.
Some people do not realize that they
can find God with little effort That
they can be conscious of His help
and companiOnship is a thing which
they have vet 10 discover. 1t is very
possible for a man % find God and
TO become very much i'm love with
hIim--seek and ye shall find
Rev. Black announced that to-
might would be Sunday School night
and requested every member of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
WAR UPON PAIN

Pain is Il visitor TO every home and
usually it comes quite Unexpectedly.
But you are prepared for every
emergency If YOU keep a small bot
tie of Sloan's Liniment handy II is
the greatest pain killer ever diScOv-
cred. Simply laid on the skin-nJ
rubbing required-it drives the pain
away. II is really wonderful.
Mervin II. Soister, Berkeley Cal,
writes: Last Saturday. after tramp
ing around the Panama Exposition
with Wet feet, I came home with my
neck so stiff that / couldn't turn. /
applied SlOan's Liniment freely and
went TO bed. To my surprise, next
morning the stiffness had almost
disappeared, four hours after the
se"7-d application 1 was - good as
new"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
SUFFRAGE HEAD
TO SPEAK HERE FEB. Fl

Mrs. Anna Dunn holland. president
Of the Indiana Equal Suffrage asso-
citation has been secured to speak
before men and women OF the city
interested in the suffrage movement
on Feb. 21. at 100 o'clock at the
high school. She will be brought
here with a view OF establishing a
permanent association in the city.
Another meeting with Miss Flor
ence Watties. a member OF the state
board CT Equal Suffrage, was held
with a fairly good attendance. The
afternoon was given to a discussion
on ways and means OF carrying on
propaganda work led by Miss Wat
ties
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
WOULD DISTINGUISH
FARMS WITH NAMES
Movement on Foot i'm County to
Adopt Plan-Purduc Bulle-
tin Offers Suggestions.

a movement which is on foot TO
have st. Joseph county farmers name
their farms. and add thereby dis
tinctiveness to their farmlands. is
meeting with approval in South
Bend and vicinity The farms are
to be named and a record placed
with the county recorder. as pro-
vided by a law enacted by the legis-
lature i'm 1913 Bert +. Klysz, county
recorder. strongly favors the regis
tration of names for farms
That suitable names for farms
may be selected. the Purdue extern
sion department of Purdue university
has issued a bulletin. No. As. which
ieals entirely with the selection OF
names. There are more than
thousand suitable titles printed in
this bulletin.
Many Of the most enterprising
farm owners in Indiana have given
names TO their farms and are using
them as trade marks in their bust
ness. il is said. There are farms i'm
the state that have been held for
Eve successive generations by mem
bers OF one family. In localities
where this occurs the farms have
usually taken a name or one has
been given 10y the neighbOrs.
The season is particularly appro-
pirate for naming farms and homes
many St Joseph county farmers
believe. The state of Indiana will
celebrate its centennial this year and
land owners in the state can do the
same by giving distinctive names to
heir farms and by measuring up
the history and traditions connected
with them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
WILL CONTINUE
REVIVAL SERVICES
Grace M. E. Will Extend
Meetings to Four Weeks.
Personal Workers Busy.

Evangelistic services at the Grace
NJ. T.. church will continue one more
week after the simultaneous cam
paign closes in the majority Of the
other churches. The Rev. Joseph c.
Ludgate. special evangelist at the
church during the campaign, has re-
ported so much success that the
services will continue a fourth week.
ne announced.
Captains Of the personal workers
teams which have small groups of
church members under their direc-
ton are scheduled to meet this
evening at the close of the services.
The teams are engaged in canvass
ing for new members and bringing
people who have not accepted Christ
into the church.
Fathers and Sons Night.
The subject Of Rev Ludgates ser
mon tonight is The Man Who Lived
on Easy Street" Wednesday night
Fathers and Sons night will be OBJ
served, and special effort is eng
brought to have fathers 9ld sons,
members and non-memhors of the
church to attend the services.
After a rest on last night, the
Mizpah Evangelical will resume its
meetings. Rev. John o. Mosier,
pastor. will preach this evening.
The great success which has follow
ed the two weeks of services at
Mizpah during the campaign has
left the minister and laymen of the
church undecided as to whether or
not the meetings will close at the
end Of the week.
Two Converted.
Two young men were converted at
the First Evangelical church where
Rev. w. II. Freshley told of the
nearness of Christ and Of His will
ingness to lend aid whenever it was
needed The pastor spoke at length
upon the love of God for humanity
and of the extent TO which He
would go to save His children from
jamnation.
There were no services at the Ep-
worth Memorial church last night
but Rev. a. II. Kenna announced
that services will be conducted dur
ing the remainder of the week.
Preparations are being made for an
unusual attendance at this church
during the remainder Of the cam
paign.
Westminster Presbyterian and
Quincy Avenue Baptist churches
held union services at the latter
church and there was a big attend
ance from both congregations in ad-
dition to others from the northwest
ern section of the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08
j. 8. LIKE EUROPE
BEFORE THE WAR
Pleasure Resorts Crowded
While Churches Are Only
Partly Filled on Sundays.

When the minister walks into
your house and the card club hap
pens to be in session that afternoon,
YOU should not appear frightened
and embarrassed but should invite
him TO have a hand in the game.
was the advice given by Rev. NJ. II.
ppleby at the Stul Memorial NJ. f.
church last night Rev. Appleby
filed the pulpit in the place Of Rev
Rabbs. who was in Chicago.
In his sermon the speaker divided
people into three classes and took.
from Biblical incidents. figures to
represent these classes.
The first class is like the rich
young man, a ruler and man Of
authority, who came to Jesus kneel-
ed before Him and said: What
must | do 10 inherit eternal life?'
Jesus told him the requirements,
viz. keeping the commandments,
and the young man answered that
from his youth he had kept them.
He then asked Jesus, What further
must l DO 10 be saved?' and Jesus
told him 10 sell all his wealth and
follow him. The young man went
away sorrowfully and, so far as we
know. he never returned. Here was
a man unwilling TO pay the price
for discipleship and there are many
in the church of whom this young
man is a figure.
Like Europe Before War.
1--WE are only asked 10 give up
some of our time-one-seVenth of il
and we don't do this. We are like
Europe before this war. Our pleas
ure resorts are crowded on Sundays
with Christians robbing Christ Of
the time they owe Him.
Rev. Appleby compared the sec
ond class TO James and John who at
one time wanted the highest places
in the church and who asked Jesus
to let them sit at His right and left
hands when He would come into
His kingdom.
They wanted the high, authori-
tative places" he said. AT that
time they were following Christ not
TO do His will. but for the loaves
and fishes. There are many people
like this They are selfish. They
Will whiz past in their little FOrd's
as if they owned the earth. These
are people whom you know. too.
The spirit Of real discipleship is
in doing the little duties and carry
ing the little burdens, not for the
publicity attached but TO serve
Cod
Bartimeus, the blind beggar was
used as the symbol OF the third class
Of which Rev Appleby spoke. He
told Of the blind man being excited
when he heard Of tile approach of
Jesus, the wonderful Healer, and
how the people told Bartimeus TO
keep still.
This man had a right TO be ex-
cited" said the speaker. Here was
mis- chance to leave the darkness and
Jesus heard him and saved him.
Many OF us are i'm sin and wretched-
ness and Jesus is passing by. If we
will cry, Jesus, have mercy He will
set us free from sim
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08

wheat two bushels. oats one
husheI; corn. one husheI. and buck
wheat. one-half busheI This ration
ne feeds in the mornin-. The dry
mash which no keeps before his
hens at AIN times is composed or cut
alfalfa 100 pounds sheUed corn.
one hushel huckHheaL oue-haif
bushcl, Oats. one bushel. and meat
SCRAP. 100 pounds This com biua-
ticn IS ground fue aui is mixed with
200 pounds Of bran and 100 pounds
of cotton seed meal