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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-22

Proboszcz, ks. J. Kukulski, czyni
wszelkie starania, azeby bazar byl
sukcesem / azeby publicznost mogia
sic serdecznie zabawiG.
Rzecznikiem sierocihca polskiego
sw. Jadwigi przez zarzad wybrany
zostai adwokat Piotr H. Schwaba,
ktorego ~kancelarya w Srodmiesciu
mieSci sic W budynku Unity. 127 So.
Dearborn ul., a druga k~ancelarya W
Avondale, PREY Central Park / Mil
waukee ave.
4 = "
K6lko Dziewczat ola Dziewczat
i'm. H. Paderewskiej, a re swell
niezmordowanej piracy oko}o zbiera-
mia funduszow ma wsparcie biednych
dziewczat polskich w Polsce, urzadza
bazaar fartuszkowy Srode przyszle-
20 tygodnia W wielkiej hall W Domu
Zwiazku Polek. Drugi wielki bazar,
trwajacy kilka dni, bedzie urzadzo.
ny W pazdzierniku. K6}ko D. ola D.
postawilo sobie szlachetny zamiar ze-
brania W tym roku $4,000. Nalezy
i'm zyczyG, azeby zamiar ten zostaf
urzeczywistniony. Komitet urzadza-
jacy uprasza ofiarna publicznost o
nadeslanie fartuszkow ma ten bazar
w przysziym ~tygodniu, gdyz jest ich
jeszcze "a mafo. Ofiary nalezy prey
sy}ac do panny E. Napiernlskiej, Sc
kretarki gen. Zwiazku Polek.
!: = 4
Ma Iamach Dziennika Chicagoskie-
go. jutro ukaze sic pierwsza Geese
pytah, ma kt6re odpowiadaG must
kazdy kandydat ma drugie papiery, o.
raz odpowiedzi. Pytania 1 odpowiedzi
podane beda W jezyku polskim i an
gielskim.
!. !. :.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu Zarza
du Sierocihca Polskiego Sw. Jadwi-
ri W Niles, Ill.,. omawiano wybudo-
wanie PREY sierocihcu szpitala |
sprowadzenie woody z miasta Chica-
60. W sklad komitetu, kt6ry W po-
rozumieniu z administracya miastecz
ka Niles, w sprawie sprowadzenia wo
dociag6w ~chicagoskicn porozumie
sic 2 odnosnemi w}adzami W Chica-
go wchodza: ks. Franciszek Volta
lewicz, Stanis}aw Behnke | W}ady-
shaw Janiszewski. Sprawe budowy
nowego szpitala odiozono do nastep-
nego, rocznego posiedzenia, kt6re cd
bedzie sic 1890 wrzesnia.
a :. &
w sail ID" parku Pulaskiego, No
BILE / Blackhawk ul., pielegniarki de-
partamentu ~zdrowotnoSci m. Chicago
urzadzaja dzisiaj illustrowany pre-
zroczami wykIad o opiekowaniu sic
dzieGmi. Poczatek o godzinie 1880 pc
p%oludniu; wstep wolny.
: :: :
Jutro o godzinie 2ci p%opoludniu
odbedzie sic zebranie Stowarzyszenia
Pan Opieki mad Ochronka Zmar-
twychwstania P~anskiego. Omawiana
bedzie sprawl majacoEo sic odbyc ma
rzecz ochronki polowu ma %przecho'-
nj. Prezeska Stowarzyszenia Pan md
o. q. P. Jest PAM L. Kadow, sekre-
tarka PAM Salomea Urbanska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-22
Zelazo Organiczne Rozpoczelo nova Ere o Pieknych
Kobietach SiInych Energicznych Mezczyznach

TwMdzae kare re sybko zr6Qwia poizi II koet wprowadza mbdzhcae Mge W af
mezzyn.O Ono ceso wzmacma sMi odonoscd eGkanych newow u wy
c1rpanychI H 100 prent w dw&h tgodnach.
ohse kzr Dr. Schuyler C Jacques oynuaagoe kanaa pha sw EEbey W New hE Dr. Hwr
James, osamo kkz Manhattan anowgoa pa W New Yuu" "a pneden HHshnt snnomeso
spaa W RUoyne VIM. r. Kerr by Kunsaz zdn"a mHsa Chicago
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-22

jest DIR. Daniel Coffey. w piracy
tym lekarzom pomagaja; DIR. J. A,
Train, DIR. N. N. McCabe, DIR. A.
Mesrow, DIR. B. Klarkowski, dr..
Edw. Dombrowski, DIR. Ed. War
szewski, oraz dentysci: DIR. Edm.
HULA i DIR. A. J. Mazurkiewicz.
Wyzej w~ymienieni lekarze CO.
dziennie e~gzaminuja pomiedzy
godzinami 2-ga popoiudniu q
10-ta wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-22

Gal - 2151 Joseph Kusprevics,
$50 - 1873 Frank Schuster,
656 - 2794 Stanley Plonowski,
$50 - 1901 Steve Laico,
665 - 1747 Peter Wo:nicki,
679- 102 Nick Durak,
698 - 2212 Adolf JanKowsk1,
7O7 - 2427 Andrew T. Rock,
TIA - 555 Louis Shafer,
719 SOC Alex. Skirich,
1872 -1525 Joseph P. Druskis,
736 - 435 Peter Rambo,
1877 AL Paul Silarski,
1877 - 1854 Miharem Sabich,
100 - 25O4 MichaI Zendziora,
SO2 - 2345 Felix Wyszynski,
500 - 1870 Salko Alcokorich,
$40 1876 Peter Krawczenko,
SIS - 1858 Victor Wroblewski,
S29 - 1885 Albert Biernat,
SS4 - 1854 Albert G. Sommers,
SAL - 1917 Christopher Sevetara
S43 - $50 Roman Sukaia,
S55 - 1856 Ignace Reich,
S57 - 1885 Adam Schultz,
$50 - S43 Joseph Drozdowski,
81 - 1875 Wincenty Ciosek,
SIS - 2049 William Domrzalski,
$50 $50 Stanley Stempien,
SSS - 1920 John Frank Miller,
908 - 43O Albert Niue,
.91S SOS Vincent GodleWski,
e3S- 1869 Halid Pivodich,
$40 - 1927 Julius Zabielski,
952 - 1867 John Drisch,
$50 - 2261 Edward Adowski,
965 - 244O Frank Andruszkiewic
$50 2274 W1adyslaw Mrocinsk
996 200 Frank Frehling,
1902 - 1174 Boles. Groszkiewic'
1905 500 Egan Koszko,
1927 - SIS Frank Schleneter,
1886 1874 John Manka,
1887 4S1 Teffo Fabig,
1O49 - 2117 John Kapusta,
1856 - 2123 Nikodem Majewski,
1861 $50 John Gancarz,
1867 - 1877 An2ilo Casa,
1876 326 MichaI Wicinski,
1888 &c Mich. Pacholski,
1879 - 2712 FIR. Gikis,
1920 1O5 John Sikorski,
1927 Sc Peter Mazurek,
1142 1717 Louis B. Binder,
1143- AIS Stefan SKwarinina,
1853 - 1897 Edw. Hamon,
1888 -11719 Bernard Chudas,
ITO 2OS6 WI. Grochowski,
1179 342 Michal Schilko,
1856 427 Nick Boran,
1871 PAL FIR. Kowal,
1877 572 Lloyd Walter Legro
1879 - 1875 Stefan Rzysko,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-22

1746 Wabansia ave.
1912 N. Hermitage ave.
1884 Wright ul.
1916 N. Paulina vi.
1888 w. Girard III.
1858 Lister ave.
1716 Wabansia ave.
1881 N, Paulina III.
1919 Cortland ul.
2O4S Hobson ave.
1884 Wabansia ave.
2O4S Hobson ave..
2O21 N. Wood I'll.
1921 Cortland ul.
1886 N. Marshfield ave.
1717 N. Marshfield ave.
1921 Cortland III.
226S ElstoH ave.
Wood / Wabansie ave.
1928 Wabansia ave.
, 1919 Holt I'll.
1908 w. North ave.
1916 Girard I'll.
1914 Wabansia ave.
1916 Wabansia ave.
2129 n. Lincoln ul.
1S41 Armitage ave.
, 1716 N. Wood ul.
1885 Webster ave.
1914 Cortland I'll.
1901 Hervey ul.
2O36 Winchester ave.
1921 Cortland ul.
1886 w. North ave.
1914 N. Lincoln III.
1884 n. Paulina ul.
icz, 1886 n. Hermitage ave.
ski, 1924 Wabansia ave.
1852 Elston ave.
icz, 1941 n. Lincoln I'll.
2015 n. Wood ul.
2O37 Girard ul.
1886 Webster ave.
2O70 Elston ave.
1716 n. Wood III.
Il, 1882 N. Hermitage ave.
1907 Hervey III.
1926 n. Girard III.
1882 Lister ave.
1921 n. Robey III.
1909 n. Ashland ave.
1858 Robey ul.
1928 Webster ave.
1921 w. North ave.
2O36 Elston ave.
1877 n. Girard III.
1647 n. Lincoln III.
1715 n. Girard I'll.
1922 Lister ave.
204S Hobson ave.
2441 Lister ave.
'os, zoos Hoby ave.
1923 n. Wood III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-22

1S9 - $50 John Kosik,
1871 - 2132 Paul Krak,
21O - 9O5 Mike Andrusiewicz,
225 - 26O7 Joe Koracz,
233 - 1884 Alfred Biang,
262 - 1911 Mike Sabo.
296 - I'll Joseph O5wiecimski,
500 - 1858 Wojciech Kupis,
331 - 637 Alexander Raginis,
335 - $50 WIadys{aw Formejster,
$50 571John Pawlak,
S42 - 154S George Jakimowski,
344 - 704 Stanley Trawinskt,
S6O-19S1 Michai Sakoiowski,
S62 - 1903 Bruno ZdLiarek,
S64 2421 Stanislaw Podnaka.
S65 - 1897 John Split,
$50 957 Alexander Kruczynski,
SS3 -1244 Michal Biskidul,
400 - 154 Wine. Adamkiewicz,
43O - 2591 Frank Lisewski,
4S2 7O5 Peter Janke,
443 1866 John Mikoluk,
ASP - 1859 Paul Plarenz,
479 $50 J6zef Zalewski,
4S3 - 1857 Peter Fiiewicz
919J6zef Wojtysiak,
491 - 1175 Jan Lota,
512 - 1888 William A. Sullivan,
$50 - 1857 Jak6b Kucihski,
$40 646 W~incenty Kibiz,
SIS - 1855 Jakob Babiasz,
So - 2213 Antoni Renkowiak,
SIS - 1910 John HykderiK,
$50 1922 Antoni Brodziewski,
sos -27OO William Kotwica,
597 - 24S5 Julian Luszczynski,
622 2S1 Wawrzyn. G~rudzinski,
623 -2131 Frank H. Motzny,
624 1855 Kazmierz Drabinowicz,
625 - 2741 John Kramer,
SIS - $3.50 Boleslaw Wozniak,
6o7 JAS Frank A. Kowalski,
$50 - 323Jan Pliszewski,
6S1 -1S43 Stanley Francikowski,
6S2 2444 Peter Ulrick,
S33 - 2491 F. Hogherty,
634 1889 Jan Zelazo,
635 -1SO4 Peter Shedy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-22

ch poborowych, kt6rzy ME stawili sic do
10 szko}y Drummond, rog ulic Cortland
sic po raz o%statni. Jezeli sic ME sta"ia
oddane W rece wladz federalnych.
al wylaczen dystr. 80.
T. Gordon,
H. Siwecki,
DIR. w. Wawrzynskt.
1449 Redfield ave.
1929 N. Wood ul.
:, 2O42 N. Winchester ave.
1919 Holt ul.
1882 n. Marshfield ave.
1919 Cortland ul.
Il. 2125 N. Winchester ave.
1888 n. Girard ul.
2O37 n. Lincoln III.
ter. 3213 n. Robey ul.
212S Girard ul.
l., 1920 Wabansia ave.
1915 Hervey ul.
1908 N. Wod ul.
1742 n. Paulinaul.
"a, 1881 N. Paulina vi.
1907 Marshfield ave.
ski, 1881 Winchester ave.
1904 W. North ave .
z, 1941 Webster ave.
1909 n. Ashland ave.
1902 Armitage ave.
1923 N. Lincoln ul.
1902 n. Lincoln ul.
2O2S Winchester ave.
1904 w. North ave.
2O24 Winchester ave.
1882 Lincoln I'll.
n, 1928 Marshfield ave.
1925 Marshfield ave.
1919 Dickson III.
1912 Dickson I'll.
, 1716 Dickson al.
1910 Elston ave.
1920 Girard III.
1925 Dickson III.
1851 n. Paulina ul.
ski, 1908 Hervey ul.
1855 n. Wood ul.
icz, 1857 Wabansia ave.
1919 McHenry ul.
1643 Dickson III.
1921 n. Hermitage ave.
1949 Webster ave.
Il, 1925 Cortland ul.
1921 y. Paulina III.
1925 n. Hermitage ave.
1910 n. Paulina ul.,
1912 n. Wood ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-22

Ponizej podany jest sns nch pooorowych, ktorzy ME ta"ln sc &c
egzaminacyi W dystrykcIe Sc do szkofy Drummond' rg Tic Cor'anu
Clybourn. Niniejszem wzywa hh sic pc "a ostatni Jezei sic lie sta"la
dis Tub jutro, nazwska ih beda oddane W rce wladz federalnych.
Wydzial wylaczen dystr. 80.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-23

double their strength and endurance
and entirely get rid of all symptoms of
dyspepsia, liver and other troubles in
from ten to fourteen days time simply
ny taking iron in the proper form. And
this after they had in some cases been
doctor1ng for months without obtaining
any benefit. But don't take the old
forms OF reduced iron, iron acetate or
tfncture Of iron simply to save a few
cents You must take iron in a form
that can be easily absorbed and assimi-
lated like Nuxated Iron if you want it
TO DO you any good, otherwise it may
prove worse than useless Many an
athlete or prizefi ghter has won the day
simply because they knew the secret OF
great strength and endurance and filled
his blood with iron before he went into
the ARRAY, while many another has
gone down to 1nglorious defeat simply
for the lack Of iron.
NOTE Nu1ated Iron, recommended above bv DR.
q Sauef ID not patent medicine secret remedy
but one which IL we'll known to druggists and whose
iron constituents widely prescribed by eminent
iron products it is easily assmilaed does not injure
the teeth. make them black. upset the stomach =:
on the contrary. 1t Is mos. potent remedy nearly
all forms Of INDIGESTION well for nervous run
down conditions The manufactur have such great
$4,000 to charitable institution II they cannot
take any man or woman under 80 who lacks iron
and increase their strength 100 cent. over in
four weeks time. provided they have serious
DE. They also Offer to refund your
and endurance in ten days time. It 10 dispensed n
this city by all good uruRGastA
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-23
m MEMORY OF LITTLE ANNIE
SUE.

On Wednesday afternoon, October
18th God saw fit to call from Mr.. and
Mrs +. NJ. Keeter, Of Avoca, their only
daughter Annie Sue, aged 4 years.
Everything that relatives, friends,
on3 doctors could do was done to re-
s+ore her to health, but when God saw
fit He called:
nCome up here my little darling.
Come up here and live with me.
Where the children never suffer,
Rnt are happier than you see.
Hearing the words Of her Father,
and knowing they were true,
ACCOMPANIED by an angel, her spirit
quickly flew.
For four years she has been the joy
If the community as well as the home,
FIR she was loved by all who knew
her.
Il is sad to be separated from her
while on this earth, but it was God s
will and He doeth all things well and
vorketh all things together for good
INTO those who love Him.
The funeral services were conducted
bv Rev. H. H. Honeycut who delivered
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-23
iron Is Greatest of All STRENGTH
Builders, Says Doctor
Secret of the Great Endurance and Po1ers ~ Athht

Ordinary Nuxated Iron VIII Make Dell
cate, Nervous. Rundown People 100
Per Cent. Stronger In Two
Weeks Time In Many Cases.
New York, N. Y.-Most people fool
ishly seem to think they are going to
get renewed health and strength from
some stimulating medicine, secret nos
trum or narcotic drug, said Dr. e.
sauer Boston physician who has
great European Medical Institutions
true strength can only come from the
food you eat. But people often fail to
GET the strength out Of their food be
cause they haven't enough iron in their
blood to enable It to change food into
n,ervous condition they know something
they generally commence doctoring for
symptoms Of some other ai1ment caused
by lack Of iron in the blood. This
thing may go on for years. while the
patient suffers untold agony If you
are not strong or we'll, you owe 1t to
yourself to make the following test:
See how long you can work or how far
you can walk without becoming tired
Next take two five-grain tablets Of or
binary Nuxated Iron three times per
day after meals for two weeks. Then
test your strength again and see for
yourself hsw much you have gained
have seen dozens Of nervous, rundown
people who were ailing all the while.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-23

a few comforting words to all who
were present.
The remains were laid to rest close
beside her two brothers in the family
burying ground near Windsor
We extend to the bereaved parents
our sincere sympathy and rejoice with
them that she is at rest, but grieve be-
cause we haven It flower blooming in
Heaven.
A precious one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home.
Which never can be filed.
To Christ the way, the truth, the life,
She 8 gone no more to roam
He II guide her to her Fathers house,
To that eternal home.
He points her to land of rest,
Where saint with Him she IL reign,
Where she will meet the loved one 3 of
earth
And never part again.
A land where sin can never come.
! Temptations ne FER annoy,
Where happiness ever dwells
And that without alloy.
SOPHIA LAWRENCE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
BOY F0RGER CAUGHT
AT SOUTH BEND
News.Times Special Service.

News-Times Special Service.
NILES Mich, June Claude
Weiser. the Niles youth Of 13 years,
who forged a name 20 a check and
had a younger boy cash It at the
bank, and who at once left the city,
was caught at South Bend Thursday
where he was attending a picture
show al the auditorium. He was rec
oGnized and the officers notified.
The boy was taken 10 the detention
horne at St. Joseph. Mich. where he
will await some disposition OF his
case by the Juvenile court. The boys
parents reimbursed the owner Of the
check for the amount for which it
was drawn. S23.
Edward Bunbury has enlisted in
the railway engineers corps that
expects TO see service in France and
is now located at Fort Jefferson,
Mo. and from there he will be sent
out although his destination is not
given out.
Frank Hilderbrand has returned
from Laporte where he submitted
10 an operation at Holy Family hos
pital
The general appropriation bill
passed by the city council Of Niles
for the year 1918 amounts to
$4,000, the tax rate will be S1.25
per 500 or an increase Of % Genus
per S1oC over that of last year.
Walter Beall and James Burke,
the latter a Canadian, who has
never taken out his papers, left to-
day for Grand Rapids for exam
ination for the cavalry service.
The blacksmiths Of Niles and their
families will join with the black
smiths Of Berrien. Van Buren, and
Cass counties in the annual picnic
TO be held at Indian lake Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
GIVES LECTURES ON
THE TRIAL OF JESUS

A series of FIVE lectures on the
Hebrew trial of Jesus and two on
the Roman, to be delivered in con-
nection with the diamond jubilee
celebration, is being held at the uni
versity every evening at s o'clock.
The lectures are given by Very Rev.
Francis Y Barth. pastor of st. Pat
rick's church of Escanaba, Mich.
and dean of the counties of Delta
and Schoolcraft.
Pres't John CavanaUgh has issued
an invitation to the people of South
Bend who are interested in the sub
ject and particularly the lawyers.
The lecture last evening was The
Record of the Fact in the Trial of
Jesus. The lectures will be given
in regular order every evening at S
o'clock in Washington hall. The
following is the list of subjects that
will be treated. The Prisoner Be
fore the Bar" 1.-The Law-the Court
and Judges" THE Law Continued
and Evidence" The
Mode of Trial and the Execution III
Capitol Cases." Jesus Condemned
by the Judges of the Sanhedrin.
Part two will consist of two lectures
on the Roman trial.
Final examinations for mem bers
of the senior class will be held next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
In the colleges the examinations
will begin on June at 1880 p. m.
and will last until noon on June s.
One thousand issues Of the NOtre
Dame Dome" the annual year
book Of the university, were dis
tributed 20 the students last even
ing. This years book is the first
publication to be distributed during
the diamond jubilee commencement
celebration.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
MINISTERS CALL JUNE 3
REGISTRATION SUNDAY

Registration Sunday" is the des-
lgnation given by the conscri ption
board 10 Sunday. June 3. The board
has requested the pastors Of South
Bend churches 10 devote their ser
mons on this day 20 urge upon the
people the necessity of registering
The members of the board believe
here will be no difficulty in getting
very man within the required age
limit 70 register If the ministers and
priests Of the city impress upon their
people the sacredness of their duty
10 the nation. Rome c. Stephenson.
chairman Of the board. has asked
he pastors to urge registration upon
he eligible males as the most sin
sere act OF patriotism they can per
lorm
Tuesday will take on the appear
ince OF a legal holiday. Flags will
pc much in evidence. All churches
Fill toll their bells and all factories
will blow their whistles from 6:55
20 ZOO a. m. 10 announce the
opening % the registration books
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
ELKS MAKE BIG
PICNIC PLANS
Place Where Celebration Will
be Held Not Yet
Chosen.

Plans are on foot for the annual
picnic of south BEND lodge e35. T..
p. O. +. Committees have been
named and the date set. but tae
place is still a matter of specula-
ton. a meeting called last night
by Pres't A. =. Burkhart at the in
stance of Chairman Hennings of
the picnic committee resulted in
the committee lists appended
That this years affair will be big
ger, better and more enjoyable -
just like a circus.-than any in the
past is the prediction Already de
tails are being discussed. and with
the notification of committeeman,
things are expected to develop rap
idly within the next few days
The committees named last night
follow:
Executive - Burkhart, Dennis.
Hibberd.
Chairman-Hennings
Treasurer-Flint.
Assistant Cashier
Secretary-Al Kerndt.
Assistant secretary-John Noun
tain.
ublicity-George Hahn.
Music-Robert Schnelle, Fred FL
bel, Peter Schaubrock
Sports-Frank Dolph. Zeke Fer
rias, Ed Doran.
Official annOuncer-Lue Miller.
Law and Order-H. Freehafer, c.
3. Steed, Frank Bauer, Charles
Jackson. DR.. Holland.
Transportation-F l. Hardy. Hor-
ace Kaufman. Charles Dolph, John
Scheninger, Ed Doran, A F. Price,
John Grief.
chasing-Hennings
Attendance - Flint, Cashier, Lee
Mason, Kerndt, Mountain, George
Haslanger. Art Wolf.
Entertainment John Mobile,
VIII Freudenstein, Nelson Jones,
Or. smith. Charles Sparth, Pat
Joyce, Julius Chrisman, ollie An
dress.
Eats-F'ritz Dreschel. stacy Van
Valkenberg, Fred Yena, Jake Kiln
gel Fred King.
Wash goods-Vergin, AchenbaCh,
Rex McCurdy, l. NJ Dell Foss,
Charles Jones. Ralph Osborne, Luh
Dice, William Hoffman, Jake Hahn,
Marvin Berlin. William c. Joers
Arthur Schillinger, Joe Voordy.
Fishing - Jake Klingel, Claude
Campbell. Lew Duck.
Hospital-Dr. Pritchard, Or. Sew
en-. DR.. Downing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
IS YOUNG MEN
GET CERTIFICATES
Commencement Exercises Are
Held by MiniOnS of NOtre
Dame.

Commencement exercises for the
minim department at the University
of Notre Dame was held in ST. Ed
wards hall Friday morning. Certih-
Gates were awarded to S5 young
men who have completed the work
offered in the courses in St. Ed
wards hall. Priests OF the university
gave brief talks 10 the boys
Certificates were awarded to the
following. John Herman, Bert Men
den Francis Langan. Fred Forhan.
Vincent Lamb. Dodd Healy. Edmund
Swan, Cassimer Liable. Francis No
Ian. Friedrich Hoppe. Charles Rear
don, John Weber. Frank Rettig.
Brennan Orr. James Z. Barry. jr..
Harold Wolf, Harold Dwyer. John
Perrone. Ernest Taylor, Edward
Lapperre. George Wheeler. Walter
Thomas. Thomas Blair, Peter KNIT.
William Menden, David Powers.
Bruce Opitz, Harold Goodpastor.
William Allen. Jack Gorby. Robert
Fletter. Luther Wilson. Harry Mil
Ter. Norton McNulty and Joseph
Healy.
Silver medals were awarded TO
Emilio De'Stefano, Vincent De'Ste-
fano. Roy Fleischmann, John Falk.
Albert Mathiasch. Harvey Reading.
Morris Sandusky, Leonard Williams
and Walter Leopold. Renewals were
awarded TO William Kalish. John
Berkmyer. Secondino DTLorenzo
and Joseph Parker.
Gold medals for special efficiency
in work during the past year were
awarded 10 George Becker, Marvin
Carr. Michael Dawson. Harlan Herr
mann. Lawrence Lewis. Theodore
Nelson. Hellmut Oberwinder. James
Oberwinder. Robert O'Laughlin. 10
seph Perrone. Emilio Romano and
Louis Watson.
The gold medal for Christian doc
trine was awarded 20 Phil Holden.
the gold medal for letter writing was
awarded 10 Jack Lillis. the debating
medal was awarded 10 Amadee
Peugnet. the elocution medal was
awarded 10 Francis Langen. the
penmanShip medal 70 John Walter.
music 20 Paul LeonL piano 10 Ed
ward Monaco. All OF the minims re-
turned 10 their homes last evening
and many OF the friends and parents
OF the young graduates attended the
exercises.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
LOCAL T. P. A. CHOOSES
NATIONAL DELEGATES

Judge L. NJ. Hammerschmidt and
f. +. Collmer are TO be the local
delegates TO the national T. P. A.
convention, which is to be held at
Savannah, Georgia, June II TO Is.
They will leave South Bend on the
9th, and take the T. P. A. special
from indianapolis on. II is expected
that between 500 and 500 delegates
will attend the convention, and
many of these will take their fam
lilies. so that there will be some l.
500 strangers in Savannah during
convention week.
The annual picnic of Post K, T.
P. A.. which is usually held in
August, was discussed at the meet
ing which was held in the turkish
room of the Oliver hotel last even
ing. Further action was held over
for the July meeting, which will be
held at Hotel Jefferson on July 6.
At the July meeting the delegates
10 the convention will make their
reports. and the convention commit
tee will also be heard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02

DR. D. De Walton, newly elected
vice president of the American Med
-Pharma ceutical league, who has
made the startling statement that
he and his son, a Brooklyn chemist,
have discovered a new explosive TO-
900 times as powerful as dynamite.
Five grains Of the explosive, he says.
would suffice TO wreck the Wool
worth tower, while a bomb Of the
compound dropped from an airplane
would wreck a city 10 miles square.
DR.. De Walton says that he and
his son discovered the explosive by
accident while experimenting with a
substitute for gasoline. He has
named the substance "Terrorall"
He told reporters that the ingredi-
ents were easily obtained not far
Their from New York than New Jer-
sey'.