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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-27
rs ISRAELITES CLAIM
EXEMPTION FROM DRAFT

BENTON HARBOR, Mich. July
p - twenty-five Isra elites between
the ages OF p and 81 claimed eN-
emption here because of religious
beliefs. The Israelite's creed Is
against the killing of anything liy-
ing. whether it be animal. bird or
man. Therefore the colony have
fled exemption papers with the
county clerk. IF these % men are
exempted, Il will mean this city will
have 10 give 25 OF their young lads
10 fiji the shoes Of the long haired
sex.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-27
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

II your ambition has left YOU. your
happiness has gone forever unless
you take advantaEe Of WettiCE' S
cut Rate Medicine stores naEnii-
cert offer 70 refund your money ur
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tire system in fine condition and Eive
YOU the energy sud visor you have
lost.
he mbitious, be strong. be Wig
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In q week YOU will feel fine and AZ
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your old-time confidence and amh.-
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Be sure and get a SO cent hoN to-
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store. and dealers everywhere are
authorized 10 guarantee them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-27
TWO INTERNFD PASTORS.

OMAHA. \eh.. July 25.-Georse
William Kranleidis, a German Luth-
cram pastor. was arrested Thursday
az Riverdale. Neb., as an alien en-
emv and viii be informed kran-
Ieidis is charged with having made
threats against members Of his con-
creation. who hoisted an American
faz over the church. and with hav-
ing firearms in his possession.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-27
SHORT ST0UT MAN

thrilling incidents and daring deeds.
with the Pathe news OF current
events of interest and those funny
trained chimpanzees and monkeys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
The Housewives Economy Calendar
by Francs MARSHALL

the purpose and a buster that does
not come up 10 that standard will not
be a good buster even if you paid
% cents for it.
Never use a soiled duster. For
this reason you should have a gen
erous supply OF cloth especially set
aside for the work of busting and
should go 10 the wash as regularly
as your handkerchiefs.
Dustless busters are excellent AMI
they may be made at home. What
is still better. they may be rendered
"dustlesS' at so small a cost that
they too may be washed regularly
and just made dustless again in
short order. There is no reason why
they should be black-as are those
we buy ready made However. too
old stockings. sewed together and
trimmed off. make very good dust
less busters They should first be
washed we'll Then mix together a
pan of boiling water with three
drops Of linseed oil. Agitate the
mixture well and drop i'm your cloth
and when il is thoroughly soaked
wiring il out just as hot as you can
and just as dry as you can. The
dustless buster is ready 10 be used
Immediately. Needless to say, il is
hard 10 wiring anything out of boil
! ing hot water. But here is a trick
! that 7 learned from "A doctor who
! had great faith i'm the efficacy of
Observation-Disclosures is. in plain
I English. hot water treatment. This
doctor showed me that if you first
| folded "a towel or cloth and twisted
il as one would i'm wringing and then
| laid il i'm the boiling water, all ex-
! cept the small ends, YOU could
wiring it out very we'll from the very
| hot water merely by giving an extra
/ twist 10 the ends. This is a good
thing TO know m using hot water in
| the home. and especially good when
using the linseed oil dustless mix
| ture.
Copyright. 1910
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
SPEAKING OF BUSTERS.

SIEAhlN0H Af III SIEIGS.
1 have an idea that if / asked a
hundred housewives TO describe their
ideal Of paradise ninety nine Of that
hundred would stipulate that that
blessed land should have no dust
Surely there could have been no dust
in the Garden of Eden. Ewes state
OF happiness could never have been
perfect if she had TO go about dust
ing at that early date in human his
tory.
II really would be rather interest
ing TO know just when in the his
tory of human civilization busting
came into existence. wonder
whether the faithful, hard working
Indian squaws ever busted in the
good old days before white man in
truded. Surely she did some clean
ing; she even occasionally washed
clothes by the side Of some ripping
brook. But probably she never
busted, because dust, as we know it,
is a product o. civilization. II is the
result OF streets and roads and
houses and carpets and rugs and
furniture. Dust in the wild takes
care of itself The sands OF the
desert are blown about and lodge
on the tree leaves and trunks, but
the evening dews and the periodic
rains carry them off and no one
yields a buster.
But since we do have busters let's
have them in the most useful form.
Let's have them so made that they
actually take up the dust and don't
simply scatter IT, Let's therefore,
Danish the old-fashioned feather
buster that simply scattered dust
from one place TO another To quote
an authority on household cleanli-
ness a buster should be "nOnscratch-
ing. nonlinting and clean" Think
that over wnen YOU go to select
your next duster If there Is any
thing In your rag bag that comes up
TO that requirement it will answe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
SOCIETY AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN
Craze War Conditions are Chief Topic OF
Conversation Among Women Today

Of a
backs ready break The finished
Isn't s. enough ny
% IN %
hesth of hose boys"
shared
the body Harrison however t.
look 100 better for their weeks training Those who
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3 rno
loo
ACHE, n
on war or
you q
dons their bit e'inS There
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
DERSONALC

Lyle NJ. Brechenser of Fort Ben
Jamlu Harrison. who has been visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Brechenser. us California av. Will
RETURN today.
Charles Cooaley left yesterday for
q motor trip to cgen Utah.
Miss Mary HAGEN of indianapolis
is the guest ~ AIR. and Mrs John
@. Grimm. Ethan Apartments.
Mrs. Frank Crawford. 1912 s
Main ST.. and SON. Nirsl left this
morning for Peoria. H. 20 spend a
two months vacation with her sis
ter. Mrs Raymond Tegtmyer
Nr. and Mrs Horace Fox. 40S y
Lafayette blvd left last evening for
the Thousand islands. where they
win visit with Sir and Mrs. H. p
DrGmmoud.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
Your Wedding Day
And the Famous Men and Women Who Have Shared Il
With You
nv MAu MarHhan.

mentioned the fact that in all his
life he had never seen his mother in
tears He also seldom heard her
laugh: and those who knew the son
and the mother were convinced that
Grant got his reticence. MS pa
thence and mis- equable temper from
his mother" II was said OF her al
so that she never argued. never
boasted. and never gossipped." Sure
Is she was one woman in a thou
sand.
1t is rather amusing 20 read the
account Of the naming OF the first
born Of Jesse and Hannah Grant. If
the mother had had her way the
future warrior would have been
named Albert. i'm honor of Albert
Gallatin whom she especially ad-
mired A young aunt did all she
could 10 foist upon the child the
name OF Theodore, which until
Roosevelt brought il new associa-
tons. was counted among the more
romantic OF names Grandfather
Simpson chose Hiram because he
thought that a fne-sounding name.
and Grandmother simpson. who had
been reading Fenelon's "Telema-
chus." persisted i'm thinking Ulysses
the best possible name. They were
both made happy for he was named
Hiram Ulysses Grant. II was only
in later life that he was called
Ulysses Simpson Grant
Today is also the anniversary of
Pres't Wilson's first marriage.
Copyright. 1917
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

June 2I-Jesse Grant and Hannah
simpson. President Wilson and
Helen Louise ANsen.
Ninety-six years ago today stall
wart, rugged young American pio-
neer took 10 wife a slender, self
contained young girl and took her TO
a little two-room cabin home in
Point Pleasant, O. Little did they
dream then that their frst-b born
child would one DAY stand at the
helm OF this country and would for
all time stand out as one OF the
great American heroes. The young
man was Jesse Grant and the girl
ne married was Hannah Simpson,
and needless to say their disting-
uished son was Ulysses Simpson
Grant.
Although Jesse Grant was but a
poor tanner at the time and practi-
cally without fortune. and with lit
tie schooling, he was a member of
a distinguished New England fami-
~, both his father and his grand
father having served in the Revo-
luton. He was nearly six feet tall
and Of broad build, with a large
head. Hannah. whom he married,
was slight, and of more than ordi-
nary good looks IL was said of
Jesse Grant that he knew THE
gentle art of making strong enemies
as we'll as strong friends" But
Hannah Grant had no enemies
Their distinguished son frequently
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
Conservatory
RecitaLS

Miss Dora HershenOw Of the
South Bend Conservatory faculty
will present a number OF her piano
pupils i'm recitals this week 20 mark
the close OF the present term. The
recitals Will be given I'm recital hall
at the conservatory and Miss Her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
ANNnTNCENIENTs .

A social evening for members OF
the Marian club viii be given Mon
day evening al the club rooms. zoo
s Scott 81. TIE members have de-
cided 90 have their social evenings
once a month hereafter, on the last
Monday OF the month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24


MISS FLORENCE GROSS.
shenow has extended a general in
yitation 10 the public. Miss Flor
ence Gross and Miss Edith Mather,
who will give the recitals. are
teachers certificate pupils and are
both very talented young women.
The other pupils viii he presented
in a general pupils recital 10 be
given Tuesday evening.
Miss Gross who will appear Mon
day evening will be assisted by Mrs.
Grace Fink Davis. soprano.
Her program will be as follows:
Perpetual Motion" ..... Weber
Three Preludes in F Minor" 49,
........... Chopin
"B Flat Major. F Major
Waltz, A Minor"
"PoIonaise IN G Minor" &c. Chopin
Miss Gross
THE Land Of Hearts Desire" -.
........... .......-....... Moore
Cradle Song" ..... MacFayden
Whether Day Dawns" .........
Observation-Disclosures. Tchaikovsky
Mrs. Davis.
Music Box" ...... Mag Faction
Water Nymph' .......... Nevin
Shadow Dance $500. MacDOwell
"Gavotte. ID Major &c. Sapellinkov
Sparks"
Grand Waltz Brilliant" .......
................ Maskowski
Miss Gross.
Miss Mather will appear Friday
evening. She will be assisted by
Miss lola Montgomery. The pro-
gram follows:
Two Preludes. F Minor, B Flat
Major
Waltz. G Flat Minor ..... Chopin
Polonaise. A Flat Major
Die Lorelei" ...... List
I'm Ny Neighbours Garden" 5000.
............... Nevin
shepherds All and Maidens Fair"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Nevin
"Hark. Hark the Lark" .....
................ Schubert List
Under Bright skies" " whepley
May the Maiden's Ghosts" Lang
"GondOliera"
Waltz. a Flat Major . Moskowski
The program for the general pu-
pills recital will be on Tuesday as
follows.
''Houyhocks" ........ .... Orth
Arthur Gc's-erg.
Dancing Lesson" &C.. 49,. Ducelle
Harry Cohen.
Dance OF the Clowns . Eilenberg
Junior Rose.
Waiting Doll" ......... Poldini
Agnes Rolof.
.AraConaise" .. Lack
Ruth Hershenow.
"Aeolian Harp" ...... Smith
Mollie S;egel.
''Madrigal .................. Lack
butterfly ............. Dennee
+ Maurine Martin.
Forest Sounds" ........ Dennee
"Sprites Of the Glen" ..... Dennee
Arnold Alexander.
Bird Waltz ............. Chopin
FRED Garten.
"Liebestraum" ....... List
Gertrude Tremel
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

DR. and Mrs. II. A. Fink. 72O s.
Michigan ST.. announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Mrs. Grace
Fink Davis 10 Robert Holverscheid.
son of Mrs. 10. Holverscheid of
Hindsale. mn Mrs. Davis is a grad
uate of the South Bend high school
and has been for some time one Of
the most prominent singers i'm the
CITY. haVinE appeared i'm private re-
citals and others including those az
the Progress club. she is ember
of the First Presbyterian church
whose singers represent the best
music talent of the city Mr.. Holver-
sChcid rs "a graduate Of Wisconsin
university and is "a member of the
Chi Psi fraternity. The date for the
wedding has not been announced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
T0M0RRoW'S MENU
FOR MONDAY.

FOR MONDAY.
pineapple is great."-Charles
Lamb.
Breakfast.
Steve f;hubarb Cereal and Cream
Bacon
Currant Buns Coffee
Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Pineapple Salad
Fried Bananas
Iced Tea
Dinner.
Tomato Soup
Roast Beef Mashed Potatoes
Dreamed Carrots
Plain Lettuce Salad
Orange Sponge
Currant buns.-Sift two cupfuls
OF flour, half a teaspoonful each Of
cinnamon and soda. a quarter Of a
teaspoonfuI of salt, all together.
Add half a cupful Of dried currants
10 this and then add half cupfuI
of sour milk. Form into buns or
bake in muffin tins
Fried bananas.-Peel and halve
some bananas. Beat up an egg. and
prepare a mixture OF a half cup Of
sugar and a half cup Of -four. Now
dip each piece of banana in the egg
and then n flour and sugar mix
ture. and fry in deep fat
Orange sponge .-One-thir box Of
gelatine. one-third cup of cold wa
ter. one-third cup Of boiling water,
one cup OF sugar. one tablespoon
fuI strained lemon juice, one cup
strained orange juice, whites Of
three eggs. one cup Of whipped
cream Soak the eeIatine over night
in the cold water. In the morning
dissolve i'm tne boiling water and add
the sugar. lemon and orange juices
Set the mixture in a bowl immersed
i'm cold water or in cracked ice 70
chill Before it begins 10 SCI add
the beaten whites OF the egg and
the whipped cream. Have a mold
lined with lady fingers or sponge
cake and pour the gelatine cream
in the center
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
p A T E ~ T s

And Trade Marks Obtained in all
Countries. Advice Free. GEO. J.
OLTSCH, Registered Patent AZ y.
Tl1-71z Studebaksr bldg SOt -
BEND. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
Westminster PRESBYTERIAN.

W G>AllAlt4.AN4 4 - ~ 4tl4A.
The quartet OF Westminster Pres
byterian church and Mrs Madge
woodward Romine. organist will
give a program Of music as follows
at the church today.
Morning.
March in G" .Calkin
Anthem-''The Lost Sheep" D.. Foss
Observation-Disclosures" ... Salome
Solo-"Fear We Not q, Israel" &C..
........... Dudley Buck
Miss Jessie ellis
Postlude-"M Moderate in D.. Smart
Evening.
Prelude" Ballade' .. GOttschalt
Anthem-"How Beautiful Upon
the Mountain" .......... Miles
ffertory-"Little Romance" $685..
.......-..- Schubert
Postlude-"Fan Fare" ..... Dubois
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

on war conditions.
At every meetinc. one hears the qu
did YOU buy Liberty bond p"
"Are you sewing for the Red Gross
Are YOU knitting anything for the
Women for the most part have at
DOING their bit toward relieving it, =
whom nothing wiz move from out Of
printed recently Boo current mag1l
The cartoon pictures an deliberately
az dinner The kaiser stands beside
heart and ne replies. In answer 20 ID
changing 20 the slightest de-ree th
friends,--for you are indeed ms treu
And that IS the truth.
:.
a quiet wedding took place Satur-
day at noon when Miss Margaret
Ilsnder daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
William Bender ir., 404 w. Ia~aIIe
av.. was married 20 Howard Lester
Cranhll at St James Episcopal
church. the Right Rev John Hazeu
White officiating Dr. Walsh pre-
sided at the orzan The bride wore
a gown or white crepe eeorgette and
carried 2 bouquet of sweetheart
roses and valley lilies After a wed
ding brea kfast at the Country club
AIR. and Mrs. CranfH left for am au-
tOmObile trip among the summer re-
sorts OF northern Michigan.
AZ. Cranfll is a Junior member Of
the Fsrneman & Crandll Wholesale
and Retail Auto supply Co of this
city.
An amateur vaudeville program
was given Saturday evening In the
". - W hall by members OF the
dramatic department OF TIE St Jo-
seph VALLEY Grange. Following was
program. THE Summer Girls Min
strels." a comedy sketch. THE Cow
That Kicked Chicago" minstrel Sc
lections; sketch from 'Pygmalion
and Galatea". court scene from the
Merchant Of Venice" SELLS Of
shannon pantomime and patriotic
songs.
Mrs. George Grove and Mrs Ed
ward Eastman. $50 ST Louis blvd,
entertained the Elite Sewing club
Friday All members Of the club
and several guests were present
Refreshments were served during
the social hour Mrs A Narrowing
and Mrs. F. narrowing. 1904 Wood
ward av.. will be hostesses 20 the
members Thursday June IS.
The annual picnic OF the Sunday
school OF the Firs- Presbyterian
church u-e- hold cg+f--F.,- .+ f..+-.rI
park MishaWaka. The time was
spent with games and contests and
a picnic supper was served TO 100
AT 8 o'clock.
The children Of the SUNDAY school
OF the sons OF Israel Snyagoeue will
hold "A partv ~ Ieeper park today.
The affair viii be I'm charge Of jacob
Friedman.
:.
AIRS T.urv Ebinehart Of Walker
ton and Wilson NJ REYNOLDS of
lana Ind were united Inn marriage
Saturdav noon AZ tho home of rev,
p \ Whirneer 614 8 carroll 81
,,bo oairisre6 Nrr and NTrS Reyn-
oids will no m home M LANAI
:.
The MARRIAGE OF Miss Edith
.Podine of Cbt,.oo Formerly If This
,-ft,. and P4,.,-.rr8 Srlir4e .f CIf-
,caro took place Wednesday. June
80 ~ fbe Lady of Iourdes church
A. and Mrs. Srbrds viii reside I'M
.~bicaro
=
c.oD,rlir,ertiDr Mis- Ada S+efs
whose marriage TO Frederiek g.
1Rretfeu If Tarrs H7ute Ind Will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

James Cover. will give the follow
ing numbers for the music program
at the church today:
PREJUDICE fertory" ..... Salome
Anthem-"Stin Still With Thee"
.-............. -........: ...... Foote
Anthem-"Lord God of Hosts"
...........-. .............. Scout
Largo" ....... Handel
ST. Paul'S Memorial NJ. E.
At the St Paurs church today
the choir and the organist. Max
Miranda. will render the following
musical selections:
Morning.
Prelude-"Caprice" ... Johnston
Offertory-"Cantilene PastOrale"
lDelnleT
Postlude-"Laus Deo". ... Dubois
Evening.
March Heroique" Diggle
Anthem-"The Noblest Nation
known in Story ........ Billiard
nertory-'Andante Cantabile".
.............' .....'.'.. ...-.-.... w luoT
Anthem The Marseillaise" ...
...... National Song OF France)
Postlude-"Postlude on America
AnDSltA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

The year 1916 s. said 20 have
taxed mineral resources in the
United states 90 a greater extent
than ever befores
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

The annual eunion of the Terre
Coupee school girls was held AT the
nome Of Mrs. Harry Ions ~ La
porte Thursday a picnic dinner was
served and decorations ~ June roses
and peonies we're used. Mrs. Frank
Cooley. sII Lindsey ST.. VIII enter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

Comp Iirneuung Miss Thecla
Dorsch OF chicago and Mrs. otto
p. Wetz OF Peoria, III. who are visit
ing 81 the city a picnic dinner VIII
De given az Barron lake, Mich. sun
day The party will motor 20 the
lake Mrs Wetz viii be remem ber-
ed az Miss Edith Dorsch. former SUI
t1erfntendent OF Mercy hospital at
Chicago. The hosts and hostesses
Tor the picnic viii be AT. and Mrs.
aCharles II Winkler and family. Mrs.
lFred G. WinkIer. Mr. and Mrs Fred
!. Rockstroh and daughter. Miss Es-
ther. and Nr. and Mrs. Frank -.
Schock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

First PRESBYTERIAN.
The choir OF the First Presbyter-
ian church and the organist. Mrs
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-23
1HRONGS ATTEND
D0NNELLSON FAIR
THIS Was keokuk Day and kindig's
Concert Band Was One Big
Attraction of the
Exposition.
MANY GO FROM HERE
Fast Races Are Scheduled for Both
This Afternoon and Tomor-
roM-Exhibits Are
Fine.

Today was the big day OF the Lee
county fair at Donnellson- 1t was
also Keokuk day, and number OF
local people went TO the fair, either
BY auto or by special train. which
left here at noon There was big
delegation on the special train, and
s number OF the local merchants and
their friends made the trip this
morning by automobile.
ksnGig's concert band of thirty
five pieces was the main musical at
traction st the fair. This splendid
organization WAS engaged for the
Day. and pisyed : program which
wSS grestIy enjoyed by the th-onss
which attended the fair. The band
Is sustaining the splendid reputa-
sloa i hiss made Tor itself In 81 OF
It's concerts here,
The fair program began yesterday.
TIE exhibits, while light in some de
sGv-sz-S. we-s unusually socd II
css5s- and new departments The
Grange exhibits srs remarkably tine
TIE canning club EXHIBITS s-s very
1aSs VerS Of lows Fruit and grain e1-
N.hszs are NJ - the usual standard
TIE colt show was smaller thsn
-2~~~ 1884, 49, *-~C 49, S--1f"-- 80
II Soca condition and Of good quality.
TIE boys judging contest resulted
n .as following prize winners: Ellis
worth Raihey, first; William FTueh,
kscoad: Robert krehill, third.
The hsu game resulted: HillSbo-o,
s. Mount Sterling, 6.
Tolay's program IS strong enc.
Three big harness races, 8 running
race and kindigs big thirty-five
piece band.
The bail game on Fridays program
Is attracting unusual attention. Fair
fields All-Stars VS.. ksokuk Indians.
There viii be three harness races.
The fastest races are on Friday. The
Orchard City band viii be on hand
on that day.