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South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
FIFTY-F0UR MEMBERS
ADDED TO DODGE CLUB

Since the opening of the winter
schedule Of entertainments at the
Dodge club oct. 13. "a new mem bers
have been added to the club roster.
This is the largest gain in so short
a time, the club had within the last
six years. II is looked upon with
much satisfaction by the officers Of
the club. This brings the total
membership up 70 216
Next Wednesday night. oct. 81 a
masquerade party Will be held at
the club rooms. and a p.lz. IF 50
viii be awarded 10 the rlenU, who
attends i'm the most unique costume.
A nashIight photograph will be TAX
en- and a lunch Will be served.
Those i'm charge OF the entertain
ment are. G. Schnau chairman.
7. Kreutz. ". b Miller. r. G. Al
len, II. c. Spaeth. NJ A. Pahucki
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27

induced by Vice Pres'r Burkart OF
the Conservative Life-who at that
time was manager for the Public
Savings of indianapolis enter
the life insurance business. being
sent 10 East Chicago, Ind, as an
agent, from which position he was
promoted TO the superintendency OF
that district in March, 1914 Later
he was promoted 10 the manager
ship of the Calumet district for the
public savings, May Il, 1917, sue
ceeding his former manager, Roy.
who went with the Conservative Life
as manager for the Calumet district
Mr.. kovach resigned the manager.
ship for the Calumet district for the
Public savings Life TO accept his
present position in South Bend
among his old friends.
Temporarily Mr.. Kcvach's office
viii be at the home ofhce, but before
the end Of the year a west end
branch Will be opened on Chaplin ST.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
TESTIFIES SOLDIERS
FIRED FIRST IN RIOT
News-Times Snecial Service

NeWS-l lines Npecldl service
EAST ST. LOUIS. H., oct. 81
The story OF the firing by policemen
and soldiers into a crowd of Negroes
here on July 3. was told Friday by
Coroner Renner Of St Clair county.
Illinois. before the congressional
committee inquiring into the race
riots
Renner said the police and sol
diers were under command OF Po-
lice Sergt. Meehan, now under in
dictment At the inquest. he said.
soldiers testified the police sergeant
ordered them 10 fire.
A policeman testified at the in
quest. said the coroner. that a Negro
fired first. but soldiers denied this
Renner said he caused the arrest Of
the policeman. but did not cause
the arrest Of the soldiers because
he was informed they were not Ii
able TO prosecution II the police
sergeant ordered them 70 fire.
Renner testified ne conducted only
five post mortem examinations in
the death OF % Negroes.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
BERRIEN COUNTY,
M|CH., CONF IDENT
Hopes to Reach 81. 100000
Liberty Loan Mark
Tonight.

News Times special Service
ST JOSEPH, Mich. oct. %.
Berrien county is within 100000 .
the desired goal of S1,390,00O
the Liberty loan drive and eXpe-
TO reach the mark easily by th
close of the campaign. Saturdat
night.
This city. with q quota OF S15f.-
0OO. has subscribed upwards oi
100000. and Benton Harbor heads
the entire county with S375,0O0
Over-subscribing their quota toy
$4,000. Reports from the south
end OF the county are slow in com
ing in but indications are that il
Will come through in good shape
Friday night in Galien a monster
mass meeting was held with Frank
Packard OF Chicago, who served as
an ambulance driver in France. as
the principal speaker.
The women have made a credit
able showing in this city Under
the direction of the county commit
tee OF the national council of de
fense they have been selling bonds
among the women's Organization
over $1,10O was subscribed in o-
aid society all in small bonds
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
DISMISS OLD CASE
BUT FILE NEW ONE

Martin JaSla, charged with grand
larceny by two persons. was re-
leased from both charges in city
court Saturdav morning. but new
charge was perferred against him.
An error i'm the afidavit signed by
Rosie Defaeuw. charging Jagla
with having stolen SO. made a dis
missal necessary, and in the case
which Patronilla Stromer caused
Jagla was found not guilty. A new
affidavit on the first charge was i'm
mediately filed. Jagla pleaded not
guilty 10 the arraignment. and the
case was set for next Wednesday.
O. B. Dashing, found guilt OF
passing a street car while it was re-
ceiving passengers. paid a fine OF 81
and costs. The case Of assault and
battery against Harry Richman was
dismissed by the prosecutor.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records of Indiana TITLE
and Loan Co.

William K. McHenry and wife 20
Arthur Weade and wife, lot 4, Twin
City Realty Co.'S subdivision, 81.
Ella l. Brown and husband 10
William X. McHenry, same as next
above. 81.
Clarence w. Hyde and wife TO
Marvin Campbell. e. tract Of land in
Harris township, s..
Same TO Robert T. Peck and wife
a tract Of land in Harris township,
81.
South Bend Highland Cemetery
association TO Orpha d. Vincent and
husband. lot 313, Ridgeland section
in South Bend Highland cemetery,
$50.
Josephine Janowski TO Matthew
B. Janowski and wife, lot Is, Mi
chael JanowskTs subdivision, s400.
Vern Janowski gdn., to same,
same as next above, $50.
JOHN ]. Shea and wife TO Leslie c.
WhitcOmb and Fred w. Keller, lot
60, Orchard Heights second addi-
ton, 81.
Anna segety, gdn. to stephan
Balog and wife. -ots 227 and 22S,
LaSalle park addition, S1,375.
Irwin W. Cripe and wife 10 James
F. Reed and wife. lots 165. 166, 167,
16S, 169 and 10, o. 2. Walkerton;
also a tract of land adjoining said
lots. 81.
Sylvester Dudley 70 John Lnsen
mier and wife, lot 50, Wenger's s
fourth addition, $500.
Hastings Investment Co. 10 John
I. Seymour, lot 93, Hastings. Wood
ward & Gray's addition TO River
Park, 2S5.
Worthie ". Haynes and wife 10
Mervin /. Russell and Julia A. Rus
sell. lot s. South East addition; also
lot 243, third plat, south East addi-
ton, 81
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
FOUR BILLION MARK
HAS BEEN PASSED
IN LIBERTY LOAN
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)

purchasers but he felt hopeful Of
the fulfllment Of his prediction
that 10 million Americans will have
answered the nations call for dol
lars before the book are closed.
extraordinary efforts were made
today 20 impress upon bond sales
men everywhere the fact that al
though the minimum quota has long
since been reached. over-subscrip-
tions VIII not be made IN vain.
Sec'y McAdoo dispatched word to
all federal reserve districts that all
workers he cautioned % make il
thoroughly understood thai so per
cent OF all over-subscriptions viii be
accepted.
The final result OF the drive may
not be fully known for several days.
owing 10 the complicated work Incl
dent To compiling the final tables
Some delay also may be oCcasloned
through failure of reports 20 reach
the various district headquarters
promptly from outlying points
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
PRESBYTERIAN CHUR CH. nsHAwAKA, IND.

With a special musical program
by Miss Nina a Gabel, organist,
and c. o. Kruger, tenor soloist. the
magnificent new pipe organ at the
First Presbyterian church will be
dedicated Sunday afternoon. The
organ is one OF the finest made.
and was constructed at a cost Of
$4,000 by the Estev Co Of Yer
mont. The Presbyterian bells.
which are used only on unusual oc-
casions. will ring at the morning
and afternoon services. The follow
ing program viii be given at 4
o'clock:
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
MANY REFINEREES SOON
TO BE RUNNING AGAIN
- -Times Speclal servlce :

News Times Special Service.
NEW YORK. oct. 27.-Sugar re-
fneries in the United States were
forced 90 shut down because Of a
shortage of raw material. will be
enabled 20 resume business on a re-
duced basis by the terms Of an
agreement reached at a conference
of the American rehners committee
Friday.
This will De possible II was an
nounced by an equitable apportiOn-
ment among the refineries Of the
country OF all raw sugar in stock or
offered in the market. The agree
ment involves 100000 tons bought
from the Louisiana planters last
Wednesday. half of which will be
distributed at north Atlantic ports.
The agreement Of the refiners. IL
was announced Friday night needs
only the approval OF the interna-
tional committee. headed by George
NJ. Rolph. chief Of the sugar divis-
ion OF the federal food administra-
ton. That the plan will be ap-
proved is not doubted, il was said.
a belief that the sugar shortage
in the country would terminate
within a fortnight. was dissipated
Friday night by Mr.. Rolph- He
declared that the Cuban crop Is not
vet harvested and under most fav-
orable conditions would not be
available before Jan. /. The Louis
lana product will not be available in
this part Of the country before Nov
IS. he asserted and short ratiOns
will have to be endured until then.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
BIG PROGRAM FOR
HALLOWEEN EVE
Municipal Celebration is Going
to be An Unique Affair
This Year.

Mishawaka's municipal Halloween
celebration next Wednesday night
will be Of an interesting character.
The parade, it is promised, will be a
monster affair. Both bands will
participate in the festivities and VIII
play for the dancing on the pave
ment
Committees have been appointed
to look after the carrying out of the
program. O. +. Lang is chairman
of the finance committee, and will
be assisted by Ray Winey, Fred
Freuh. W. +. Priest, A. A. Van Rie
Ed. Ellsasser. and Harry Clark. As
the dimensions of the celebration
will depend on the size of the sub
scriptiOn list, il is expected that this
committee will put forth its best
efforts TO raise a tangible amount.
The decorating committee is COM
posed as follows: Fred. Kleiser.
chairman; j. Q. Swanger, jr., VIII
liam Hoerstman. Carl Burket. Carl
Wilke. John Barnard and Morgan
Jones.
The stunts" committee, 70 which
will fall the task Of providing amuse-
ments. is as follows: Charles Roy,
Fred Keiser. Or. Irwin and Kenyon
Mix.
The teachers Of the schools have
been formed into a committee to
line up their pupils for the parade
and will be assigned TO positions by
the marshal of the parade, assisted
by numerous aides.
The comWittee on arrangements
is as follows: O. Z. Lang c. a Os-
from, z. j. W. Fink. A. c.. Has
LANCER, d. J. Campbell. George Blair.
T. a. Vogt and L. T. DeyO
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
COUPLE OBSERVE THEIR
18th ANNIVERSARY

Mr. and Mrs. Q. L. Ostrander,
1902 Linc-n way w, are today OBJ
serving their 39th wedding anniver-
sary. Mrs. Ostrander was formerly
Miss Helen NJ. Seidel. The cere-
mony was performed in Mishawaka.
After the ceremony the couple left
for Tyner, and from there went 10
Arkansas. They returned 10 Misha-
waka p years ago and have resided
here since. They have six children,
=. r. Ostrander, Youngstown. o.;
L. w Ostrander, Niles, Mich; Mrs.
May V. Uhlendorf, Chicago; Miss
Ivy G. Ostrander. Fort Wayne; l..
Joseph Ostrander OF the Purdue
university. and w. Chester. at home.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
CARNEGIE FUND
REWARDS HEROES
Medals and Pensions Are
Awar6ed-0ne HooSier
OF Roll of Honor.
InterDa.ioaaI -. -.


PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct e.. -
Fifty-four acts of heroisna were
.ecognized by the Carnegie hero
ind commission az its meeting here
today
In eight cases silver medals were
awarded; IN As cases bronze medals.
Twelve Of the heroes lost their lives
and 20 the dependents of eight ot
these pensions agsregating $3.50 "A
year were granted, 20 the depend
ents OF two OF the other Who lose
their lives The sum of $4,000 vas
granted. 10 be applied as the com
mission may sanction one Of the
heroes sustained injuries which die
abled him. and he wss granted dis
abicment BENEFITS in the sum of
1875.
In addition 20 these money grants.
in eight cases $4,000 was appropri-
ated for educational purposes. pay-
ments To be made as needed and
approved: and in % cases awards
aggregating $4,000 were made Tor
other worthy purposes. Payments
i'm these cases win not De made
until the benefciaries' plans for the
use of the awards have been ap.
proved by the commission.
one Indiana man. q. Ray Ward,
SheIburn. Ind. was awarded
bronze medal for saving David
Brannon from sufTocation a. Nv
mera. Ind. on July 81, 1919.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
LOAN CAMPAIGN
CLOSES TODAY
City'S Quota Has Been Great
Iy 0yerSubSCribed,
Say Officials.

At closing time Friday the total
amount subscribed for the Liberty
loan had reached S374.7O0. consid
erably more than the government 8
allotment for Mishawaka More
than $4,000 worth OF bonds were
disposed OF on Friday. and IT IS be-
lieved that before the campaign
closes this evening. the sum viii
have gone over 100000.
Friday afternoon the Mishawaka
Woolen Manufacturing company
bought an additional $4,000 worth
OF bond~ bringing the entire amount
Of this company's purchase up 10
s15O.OOO. This does not include the
Ss1,850 which the employees Of the
corporation have invested. nor the
private investments OF officers. but
represents the company only. other
manufacturing institutions have
bought large blocks Cf bonds, but
the general response has come from
individuals. and a tremendous
amount of bonds Of small denomina-
tions have been sold at all banks.
Exceeds First Loan.
Nishawaka's support of the sec
ond Liberty loan has exceeded by
over 100000 her response 70 the
early call The total of both sub
scriptiors reaches nearly $500. 900. a
showing of which Mishawaka may
be Justly proud Ali three OF the
local banks report that their aIlOt-
ments have been considerably over
subscribed Much OF this is due 70
;be special efforts which have been
made not only through governments
al agencies ard outside organiza-
tions. but by local institutions and
individuals
Few other cities Of Indiana have
shown the enthusia site patriotism
manifested by Mishawaka. Not only
has the Liberty loan campaign far
exceeded expectations. but in the
library fund Of which Miss Jose
phine Andrews has charge. the Y.
AI g. a. and the Red Cross work.
the response % the governments ap-
peal has been made Loyalty and
thoroughly
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
BOZ SCOUTS MEET.

At a meeting of the Boy Scouts
held Friday evening at the Library
building Frank NJ. Leslie was ap-
pointed sCoutmaster. He has had
considerable experience. having
served in that capacity before. He
viii be assisted by Harold Jones.
Charles Gehring will have charge OF
one of the new troops. Plans were
made for a hike 10 be held Nov. 8.
at which time the tests will be given.
II was also decided by the scouts 20
offer their services 70 the Red Cross.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
SOME ONE STOLE HIS
COAT, MINUS BUTTONS

H Rosenburs. 129 Laurel ST..
made himself a coat. but. before ne
had even sewed the buttons on IL,
someone stole j.. II was a green
coat. with a belt with a big wide
buckle Samples Of the material
are on file at police headquarters.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
RED Gross NEEDING.

News Times Special Service.
ST JOSEPH, Mich, Oct. ~
The annual meeting of the Berrien
county chapter of the American Red
Cross was held in this city when Of
ficers were reelected for a new year
Representative from most Of the
p branches OF the county were
present.
The officers for the chapter are.
Chairman. Carmi +. Smith, Niles;
vice chairman, Mrs Roy Clark. Pipe
stone; secretary, Rev. Harold Holt,
Niles: treasurer, Henry T. Camp
bell st. Joseph; executive commit
TEE. G. Davidson, st. Joseph;
w w. Fisher, Watervliet; Hum
phrey s Gray, Benton HarbOr;
Mrs. Alfred Richards, Buchanan,
and Mrs Roy Clark. Pipestone.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
HALIOMEEN PARTY

Wilfrid Bickel and Miss Lillian
Schuier entertained 10 couples OF
their friends at a Halloween party
IN the Dixon hall Thursday evening.
Games and dancing were the chief
features Musical selections were
contributed by Miss Frances Bickel
Refreshments were served.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
BECOMES ASSOCIATED
WITH CONSERVATIVE
LIFE INSURANCE co,

The Conservative Life Insurance
company of America announces the
appointment Of Joseph Kovach as
superintendent OF the new South
Bend No. district. The agents
under Nr. Koyach will work entirely
among the foreign element Of South
Bend
Nir. kovach was oorn in Hungary
but came 20 South Bend when quite
young and IN Novem Der. 1918. was
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
CENTTRY THEATER.

The Vaudeville bill TO open at
the Century theater tonight Will
consist OF the following numbers:
Jennie DeWeese, comedy novelty
act: Web and Web, singers and
yodlers. in a big time vaudeville
act; Morgan Sisters. songs. talk and
dances. In addition 10 this program
a 1O1 Bison entitled The Trail OF
Hate" featuring Jack Ford and
Louise Granville and an L-Ko COM
edy Little Bo peep" viii be shown.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
OPEN TOP CARS TO SHIP
COAL ARE ORDERED

WASHINGTON. oct. 27.-Under
an order OF the war industries board
arranged for Friday by Fuel Admin
istrator Garfield, open top cars VIII
be used preferentally for transpor-
the coal shortage is relieved. The
order Is 70 take immediate effect.
and according 10 the fuel admins
tration will help greatly in expedit-
ing coal traffic everywhere.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
DEFINES ASSAULT WITH
INTENT TO KILL WOMAN

Claude Williams. CHARGED with
assault and battery with intent 20
kill Katherine williams pleaded
not guilty in city court saturday
morning Bond was fixed at $1,000.
which was furnished by the defend
ant The affidavit charges that
Williams, who lives at the corner OF
sample and Lafayette sts. assaulteSi
the complainant with a bottle.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
CLEVELAND MAKES RECORD.

international News Service.
CLEVELAND. O., oct 27.-One
Of every four persons in Cleveland
has subscribed 10 the second issue
Of the Liberty loan, il was made
known today i'm figures announced
by the district committee in charge
of sales. BY . o'clock tonight the
subscribers will number 100000 and
the SSO.OOO,OOO goal will be reached.
The district will reach the $780,
600. 600 mark.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
BAPORTE EXCEEDS QUOTA

international News Service.
LAPORTE. Ind, oct 27.-With
its allotted quota Of $1.5o0.000 sub
scribed. several hundred men ami
women today are engaged in q drisa
TO make Laporte county's subscrip-
tions TO the second Liberty loan eX-
ceed $4,000. 600.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
FIREMAN RESIGNS.

Lloyd W. Bair. fireman. resigned
from the department. his resigna-
tion taking effect Monday. at the
meeting OF the board OF safety Fri
day. No one has been appointed 70
all the vacancy
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
LINCOLN THEATER TO-DAY.

Bessie Love viii play the lead
ing role in a Triangle drama The
saw Dust Ring" in five parts at the
Lincoln theater tonight. A Tri-
angle comedy His Sudden Rival,
will also be shown. Monday a big
Ivan production Two Men and a
Woman" will be the feature.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
MISSIONARY WHEEI MEETS.

Mrs ". ". stark, 1872 West Law
renee ST.. entertained Mrs. Nettie
Robins wheel OF the Women's Home
Missionary society of the First
Methodist church Friday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent by the
women bnotting comforters
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
WOMAN SUFFRAGE KILLED
FOR FOUR MORE YEARS
lternattonal NeNs service :

International News Service.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 81
Woman suffrage by state law is ef.
fectually killed in Indiana for at
least four years by the decision Of
the Indiana supreme court, accord
ing 70 the view OF well Informed
persons today.
A petition for he-hearing may be
filed. but IL is probable that no fur
ther steps will be taken.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27

Wanted-Two high grade stenog-
raphers. Permanent position. Good
salary. Nishawaka Woolen Manu-
featuring Co.. Mishawaka. Advt
MISHAW CUT
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
ATTENTION MOOSE,

All members are requested 10
meet at the Moose Home. Sunday
afternoon az 2:3O A class will be
initiated and Nooseheart day OBJ
served. A good time for all. T..
Niese. diCtator.-Advt
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
Has ToNSns REMOVED.

Lawrence Sulzer, 420 W. Second
81. submitted TO an operation Satur-
day morning at St Joseph's hospital
for the removal Of his tonsils
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
RETURNs FRoM CoNvENTIoN.

Mrs Harvey ". Jones. Mrs. J. G.
Bostwick. Mrs. 4. l. Shank and
Mrs. 3 r. Parker have returned
from LiEonier. where they attended
the Woman's Missionary society dis
trict convention.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
VISITING PARENTS.

Ivan Borley OF Flint. Mich. is
making a short visit with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. = Borley. sr..
11q y. Race 81.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27

Ostrander makes better photo
graphs. open evenings and Sundays.
over News-Times office. Bell phone
81 Prices reasonable. Advt.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
CIrRIsTINN CHURCH SERVICES.

Bible school and adult classes.
$50 "a. m. Members Of the school
are ureentIv requested 20 Doe present,
and strangers are especially invited.
Morning service and sermon at
t8--0 ia the morning. theme Con-
sertation. Special music
Junior 6. T.. 2:30 p. m Senior
g.. r. ~ 5:f5 p. m.
Evening service and sermon. o..
m theme, Christ Seeking the
lost"
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
RETURN FROM TRIP.

l.. : Van Dinter and son. John
returned yesterday from Collegevine.
Ind. where they transacted bGsi-
ness
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27

Save coal and add 70 your com
fort this winter by installing our
storm sash and doors now. Lowe
Lumber CO. Adv.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
VACUUM CI.EANERS.

Special at S25. Why be without
one2 Eberhardt Bros. ADV
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27

.......... ...... VI enoelSSO it3
CRecitative and Aria from Elijah)
M Kruger.
Largo from the New World
symphony ,............ DNOfak
arranged for the organ by r. G..
ShinnD
Variations de Concert. t..... Bonnet
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27

Don't say you saw Il In the
newspaper. Say NewS-TimeS
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
MISMA w AKA
WANT ADS

-cneral housework. Apply 421
Lincoln way west
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27

FOR SALE-Oue tady pulling ma
chine. one popcorn sheller Rea-
sonablc price. can ar once. 100 r.
Nishawaka 3V. Home phone J39.
South Bend news-times., 1917-10-27
BOWLING SCORES

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-09

American boys from prospectors'
gangs are coming in from the noun
tains. Some must travel many miles
to reach the mountain cabin or from
tier settlement where Uncle Sam s
agent awaits them.
General headquarters is the office
of General ]. A. Strong at Janeau.
Word to General Crowder's office
from there today said the draft is
proceeding rapidly. considering the
of travel.
Owing to lack of facilities for COM
registration intelligence.
the Alaskan registration day" con-
tinues from 7 a. m. July to 8 p. m.
2, Sundays and holidays
excepted.
Alaska's drawing will be held prob
ably at the provost marshal generals
office here in Washington late in