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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-21
AUCTI ION

Carload ~ groceries 60 30 sold az pubilc
arrf4pu rarifir Agctior 60 fetf Ftrst
a.. Saturday af - m Commencing
Nf.nHa. Ht 10 sH o. . fuH ard
complete efHrf o. HaaHf coffee
.arsrl ssads fia4f laf4t4ss au ktndn
s4sua art cereals ard l1 Tart svrrF.
thing contained in Ell rrsf.fiaas grocery
s. Niso large Hu# - merchandise
- drfEprds Isttrs u.na and chii.
afrus shoes furnisniuR goods rubber
goods and other goods too numerous
tH mention Come early 90 avoid the
treFd Farife Auctiau co. 1913 F1rst
aro jos Martin Aurttonssr Main
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AUG TON SALE

a 81 500 HkuV GRAND WEBER rtASu.
n excellent frHailinr 10 uns % ths
many good things e. 10 Uttered 81 tha
%ENr Auction HAfsN 10 90 rtEHs
DAY. NAY ss a. AEN LES LEAD.
$50 AltTfp~ t0f HE .aFsst-ls Sc
nNu AVE tfsh doors noffh q Moore
theatre 80 special Interest 20 = cosfl1
decorated bedroom srf. tnfiuatns neei
iarEs chiffarisF. dfesser and dFsssfns
tabls with ifipis mirrur4 mahogany
duchess dresser. old black waiuut chr
faulsr ana dresser ilbr4rT tables rark
er-. Epod center tahies LADY, dssh
rardrohs davenport. sanitary amh
other cnurhas buffet ertsnsiuu table.
leather scat dininx chairs. peisstais
sarfinirr~ stands another brass bed
enamel beds metal sprinss. Eoaihdn~ a
feit and cotton mattrr@~-s four {. sss
r1u spring. Kitchen ruphahrds ard
rahirsts. Empress rtalIHahir. Great Ma.
iestiH and "a Ci~da coal range. high
and low oven gas ranars. heaters large
whitr fIes Refrigerated. small rrffiETf
atorH hand and poser waahinH ma
chimes nem 90 Htatt velvet art square
kRmlnat~r iirueesln ard tap~stry rugs
.srusfs iinoi~ufa. rangplsgrn mes grass
rags iu FaFiuas colnra Suitable faf
camping uafsr relors sfrhinEs painf
lnss. dishes. tasss 90 our n~s hoaue
o. ssrF p1ugiar snfne eoe people stslt.
~ our last aurflsn. We moss have room
TO- ALL f1faa aEaln John Nusheii
sons Aurtlnnr~rs Nain sbff
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Capt Joseph r. sloan will speak
at the weekly meeting o, the Munich.
pal league Tuesday noon. at the
Washington Annex. on "Shipbuild-
ing"
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Wasted pLD FAtsE TEETH DON'T
MATTER tF BROKEN HIGHEST
PRICES PAID CASH ron OLD
GOLD SILVER AND btAMONDg.
SMITH IEWEIHY NTG 90 a. T.
e. SMITH BLDG FOURTH TLOoR
REV GREENE HOTEL HOLLAND
Fourth and Jefferson. near court house
EARLY reached for ministerial services
Private pnriors Main st,i
MIDDLE AGED MAS WANTa To
hear from lady able 20 finance literary
rf9r"Hlil"u agreeable result possible
Nddrra' ~ 49, star
LADIES' 10 MY GREAT st'CCEapFfff,
remedy positively guaranteed Terms
to suit all cases and conditions MAI
an Crane, 'ib2 i'm ave Madison cabls.
bb%oII iNb1trITE SURE CtiHE
for rh"umatlsln ana obstinate pains
7ol HniEht Bldg
DENVER DIE woHKs-isos 7th sv..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-21

Four men were killed and
jured in an explosion in the
plant OF the Republic Iron al
Steel Company, in Youngstown. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-21

81 IS EFT WALK DANCES.
Or 2 lessons. littts cost
separate balls, an day and
evening tho year round.
90 you can dance with any
one young lady assistance
trial free middle aged ana
businesa people. no differ
enos II you haven't danced.
ST EVENS Wt f5gt
ANIpVJs
5sta hliAhnd ovrr 10 year.
Tel Main 1911 Member
national United Masters -
Dancing Assn
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WORK FOR HARMONY

A greater Seattle commit
tee" 20 promote organization in
ierests generally and work for
closer harmony. has been ap.
pointed by President Albert J.
Rhodes OF the Chamber Of Com
merce and Commercial Club.
The committee is headed BY
A. r. Haines manager Of the
A. =. Haines, manager Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-21

stalls it.ls haTs Crystal white soap
ssr its sugar. Sc 10 pkr CRAPS
Nufs, ie.. = pkEs toothpicks lee
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HE WO CHfNEAb MEDICINE co
7os Jane. St. bet md and srd AYES.
s.att-. Wash Estabiished 1908
WOMEN UHE YOUR CREDIT Open
charge sccount We will rive you
credit to OUTFIT yourself In anything
you may need in HAIR GOODS" You
pay on easy terms at factory prices
We manufacturs everything that IL
worn IN hair goods Of anJ special pat
tern or design. Bring your cut hair
or combines, make them up At
factory prices We aye and make over
youf old switches Mall orders given
prompt attention.
FACTORY HNTE STORE i4Of First Az
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
rot ITRy RANCH
PART OF DODGE HOMESTEAD

over acres. fronting county
rJad close 20 Lake Warrington.
one block 20 school and ~ =
railroad Tho piacs is partly
improved H-ro0rn house. with
has ment good well Eith pump.
plenty - cleared ground ready
20 plant potatoes. beans. berries.
etc. fine locafion. and priced
81 $3.50, terms $50 down and
80 monthly Take Kirkland
ferry 20 Burke Il Farrars office
on Kirkland wharf
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ADALlNE LLOYD
Cth-t. come ana 40. bot Tor 20 Yssf,
Adelins Lloyd ia. teen H~attiss phfsa.
oipEis, and business adviser In All az
fairs % NE an tnion. Apt Eis
ilou sSTs Special thls uesA. soc.
'rouAtsso HAuiT
Tkt WHEH ca REp
trturarsi Bop phfslriaas snh hnfna people
Harmless home treatment i.itsfafufs
900 application. Wolf nus EEL
Nlrhta. hau
FOX TROT .oa ''h .'....' a,'i =,
sauIt classes tsush, dau, ,os iue
ppdrume
MArFiN ass LfKs ~ uARrfEp LfrE
A.. you iansiYf Jein ssat,is hsiissls
frisndship Ctah isais. tfss sda &
E,sn.. sii uniea. Az n
,N,,u1xf(, N o. pdWN r6s 4 WEEk
wv rErru MiritAEt, 90 rras
W. l4h-r.t credit Wemoasilus
Miss st WISHES no NEEr coS,
rrniai eampanian ohirst maiftHsny
u.is star
WEALTHY FAHaEu 81 WtHttEa 70
meet cenrsafsi com - riHn object usf.
rinsax ia. sfaf
ZODIAC
Restores Gray HAir
r. efiriuAi color To b managed INTO
sraip twice w~.kff ona dollar yaf
90 American nAns nids
uENTLEMAS WANTS ro MET MISS
~ wiaos ntfs aua lovely trt~ssn
q and 90. aWh 90 utfhouf Hasnr
Aust - rhrisitan oblo.t natrifnanF
u .al,-a Give address sadrsss H-,s
star
FAHMER 81 MAa WOnNrs~ HnME
means wouid 10. 20. Acquaintance -
rrspsrtAhie sofkins siri. one She nk-.
lifs on homestead object masffn8ua4
ChAgies Walker General peiivery aiy
4 cfiiCkEN AND rHt'tr FAMMER i.
near ciu would Ike 80 meet atdn~
may have ehiif ~ Co." sod fss
hurdfsi eoiisFs German kfusrtsan re
fsTr~d NaffimnHy H-sa star
oar MAHEiEb- nrHr MsrRfMoNftT
paper Published Mailed pHEE To.
Cefrrrpprdsnt. Toledo. Ohio
HNdrIME Ft.AYfNu TAUGHT. t6 10 70
Lessons. success auaFAatssd tas ses
Pnutaxes uidF
kopAKEHs- tN At att TifTYJtT
done 10 cents a roll Jacshs -
nlds
WORRY WIEN nr
iaJsd 90 irrsssfar tee fadg Eisfn In
double s'rruEfh 81 30 Essrs iaa rnas
sntssd crown hEsnet. aio Pine q
dESrtEHAN. = YEATS ~ EIF
Gaming home and business in rms
nuuid ike the acquaintance ~ snu~s
ADJ mairimauy u suited nos t.ae
s,ar
WIDOW p. DEstHEs AcQt kINrAScF
% gentleman Tor uvrnlrk ard Nunaar
fHmpauY object HafrirHuur Addrssa
H.si star
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ings Thufsdsy sysninE. 1915 Eishth ]
ave. AIT u
REgisTENED MIDwtPE Mia VII
islssen. Ieis ifth y w phen. nal.
ard 1857
FrHhNpER wouf.p iiKF TO Mrrr
lady object uatrimau1 " suited Jack
rierilng. Gsnsral psiivers seattle
LhpiTf NY RDgtfkrpE SEvFN /
falls one complete treatment free /
lt.lh BroadvaT
LkDiER-MY HEaEptEs P0siTIVFI.y !
guaranteed safe and sure. latest SAINT /
tary methods terms 60 suit Gail Iss& 1
ipih ave Madison car
LADIES. NY REaEDY rs POsITiVFi.Y |
guaranteed or money refunded Cali |
ans 30 convinced call 1879 Ninth a..
1873 wEsTLAkE-s-con nana rsnss.
iow rri~s
LADIES ~ TROUBLE SAVE rfME ANbl
moneg hI cslling i.stt BROADWAY
kALAIti.lll,s y % bat. ioes 4. sys
"a cnIotrttAt asr Dt,.s.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


SASH AM DOORS
Mauufar turrd tn nuf own mill ard said
at factory pfigrs We shtp Co anyone
an, shsfc uue pUtre 90 anFtadf
Prompt shipments safs delivery tn
tratination guaranteed oar bis 30.
l4stratsd caialog $50 "a mailed tfre
postpaid. on receipt 20 request
GROSS panel doefa faEssss ..,. o. a.
craftsman huuEalae door. ..... 20
tur ranrl s-piY veneer door. ... 90
French duafs ta tights .... soc
screen dnats gaSke-f galvanized
affu 90
standard i~a-llsht windows ffnm IA up
sale. hight sash %
tttisnss spruce flour bins 90
Drain tuaFda .eszt 70
Williams uull seal Mixed Faini.
per ga $50
Tramra AnaltluEs Wutidefs. tATi~RfH
Mil WORK
% ~ WILLIAM go
tBtf rlfW Ave Seattle Wash
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

THE CARROLL SCHOOL or DhNCTNu
fEifB Fourth ~ near PIKE ~ IN ga1f
Msrll.r Of --rhr Inner nIrcInr n
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
wanted from
81 40 TO SIS 90
cash paid
1 1000
SUI t S
MAIN b33a
1917 PIKE
1904 FIRST


LADIES -sASnEnsoS = coiroN moor
pills safs ard sure cure FOE dslaf ID
periods rrios O.. o. boss. - Efsry
tos guaranteed Raymond Remedy.
room Hotel Antlsrs Fourth and
tnion
IENrt.EMAS. 81 WOULD LIKE TO
meet lady between 20 aud "a for
evening and sunday company. pbtest
fuaiffu1unf Address ~ S. star
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is-WATeR FRONT PROPERTY

rot sALB ny OWNER
~ acres choice water front ~ browne
ftiif boat landing. fw1 buildings: run
niu- water suitable for home. sor
f"TinHF1 mp ar au lntestnent An un-
usHal bargain ~ $3.50; ~ 500 cash.
S>~Ss~so~N|e~~>e>~| e<e<~~~~-~4N>NN4~-N
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? MALE HELP WANTED

ENFEEfENCEp SOLICITOR WANT.
"a Tor out - tnwn work This /.
an excellent prpp@sitlna Tor a man
20 start with a Gro. Just forming
80 Mr smith. Ths star. ssvsnfh
and University
INEEpEEMEp PrEDoEs SELLING
cut suits iegsirF. trunks suit rs.~s.
Guns tools musical Instrunrsais etc
i2o fifss ave cora.r wsshinxtou.
YuCSu MAN. About 20 YEARS. OLD.
a. appT~uftre typ~sritsr rsgairer -.
Mr. M1Yrf. Remington Typ~Wfitet Com
peny iiit Tnird ave
tsse VALE TRoUsERs ToR isss
Lundquisi lazy upstair. clsths. chop
Green Hidx Fourth ard Pike
wA q GHEESEs tFORMgHT.Y
Tracis'si upstairs suit shop sails meas
saa suits Ter iis sesM rhird 49,
BLACKSMITH HELPER
waited s~attie Carriage Co. fTHs|
flrss ave-
MD CiiirFEE WANTED
a. Olympic steel Works Phone sifasY
IS
Ne~~-~S~~~S~~~-SS~~~<-oo~~
"a FEMALE HELP WANTED
ENGLfsH sPEAKfNg GEHMAN on
Dutch Eiri not over 40 Years old. 20 10
housrWpvk fnr three fts 10y month.
board and room FREE address Thso
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ron DETATLa on LANDg

FOR DETAILS or LANDS
Handy 10 our mills and camps
Write or see r. o. MEtKLEJOuS.
Mgr Land Dept 1901 j. o. smith Bldg
sFATTLE WASH
you deal With "a direct
1IUEE LAKES LUMBER co
FoF SALEst g. SAWMfI.L. ATNO
80 acres ROod timber For further
particulars address - r. Wilson
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GET WELL IN
NATURAL WAY
y Hes wo. Chinese
nature herbs hems
remedies successful
~ treating stomach.
dnsy bladder.
rheumatism. b ! o o q
disorders ana many
other ailments 81
men and women by
using chinese natur.
herbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-21

MADAM MACK rsycHiC HEADED
~ VIII nay you to call aud sce nor
rtcics Tuesday and Trlda. .,tntngs
l3gs Sixth ave-. first floor,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
NEWS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
FIRST REHEARSAL FOR
ELK SCOUT SHOW HELD
4OO Turn Out for Initial TryOut for
The College Heror-Will be
Held Twice a Week.

The first rehearsal for The Col
lege Hero" the>musicaI play. which
Is 10 be given at the oliver theater
March 9, 10 and Il under the aus
pices of the Big Brother Military
scouts Of the Elks, was held at the
Oliver hotel Friday afternoon and
night. About 500 persons were in
attendance at rehearsals. In the aft
ernoon 25O high school students who
Will take part in the affair met. and
in the evening about $50 adults were
present. Arrangements were made
for regular rehearsals twice a week
beginning today. The rehearsals viii
be held at the Elks' temple and Will
be followed by informal social gath
erings
The local committee in charge Of
arrangements for the play is COM
posed of Fred l.. Dennis. chairman:
A. l. HOllOwell. NJ. 3. Freudenstein.
A. :. Burkhart, War Hennings. w. O.
Davies. jr.. C. \. Farabaugh. and
Karl s. King. The company which
will actually direct the work of stag
ing the play and who are in the city
includes Mrs. Maude Wylie, w. Mills
Davis. Mr. Wright, the author of the
play, and Miss Vella Randall, who
directs the music. All Of the COM
pany are from New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
SAYS HE
WILL ENFORCE LAW

Explaining his refusal to answer
the list of questions submitted TO
him by a local republican newspaper
Rudolph Ackermann, democratic
candidate for mayor told an audi
ence at the Elder school last night
that the liquor question had been
removed from politics and with that
gone there was only one stand can
didate could take and that was for
strict law enforcement.
Ackemann, Chester Montgomery,
+. A. Deahl, Lawrence Romine. can
didate for city judge, Michael Hor-
vath. candidate for councilman at
large, Clarence HusnoweT, seventh
ward councilmanic candidate. wal
ter Allen, Bert Grant and d. j. Nc
Namara were speakers at the meet
ing. which was attended by a goodly
number Of women. The Imperial
quartet sang several numbers. John
+. Gully presided at the meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The LOung Women's Rosary So
ciety of st. Adelbert's church will
meet Sunday at $3.50 p. m. at the
school building
The St Florian's society Of St.
Hedwige parish will hold its meet
ing Sunday evening st o'clock at
the ST. Hedwige school.
a meeting of the Polish Falcons
NJ. Roman owski. Will be held sun
day afternoon AT ? O'Clock at Kos
ciuszko hall.
The meeting o. 81. John Cantius
society Of Warsaw Will be held Sun
day afternoon a. 2:3O o'clock at
Warsaw hall.
The St Valentine society OF ST.
Hedwige parish viii hold its meeting
Sunday afternoon al the school
building.
The singing practice OF ST. He'd
wige choir will be held Friday even
ing at o'clock at the st. Hedwige
school.
The meeting of Cory Polski''
Daughters Of Poland). Polish
Women's alliance Of America. will
be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock at Z. B. hall.
The Falcons X. Pulaski viii hold
their meeting sunday afternoon ~ .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
PARTIES.

Miss Wilhelrnina Nifrady enter
tanned with a valentine party Thurs
day evening at her home, 1917 Col
fax av. The house was tastefully
decorated with tiny pink hearts and
with streamers of red crepe paper.
Games. contests and dancing made
the evening an enjoyable one and
late in the evening a buffet supper
vas served. Selections on the vic
trOla were also enjoyed. In contests
the prizes were awarded to John
Abberder and Miss Emma Bucholtz.
Her guests were Louis Sipotz, Joe
Nyikos. Bill Sipotz, Clarke Annis,
John Nagor. Henry White, John Alb
border, Andrew Bella, Joseph Bella.
Carl Baumgartner. Otto Kruetz
Misses Elizabeth Sipotz, Mary Vagor,
Emma Bucholtz, Ethel Cooley, Err
ma Bari, Mrs. Clarke Annis and Mr..
and Mrs. julius 10th Of South Chi
cago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17

O'Clock at Warsaw hall.
The Name Of Mary society Of st.
Hedwige parish will hold its meet
ing Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
at st. Hedwige school building
The Lady Falcons NJ. Romanowski
Will hold their meeting Monday
evening at o'clock at Kosciuszko
hall
The members Of St. Joseph's So
ciety, branch 65, Polish Women's az
lance Of America, will meet Sunday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at 81.
Hedwige school.
The girls gym class Of *. Pulaski
Falcons will hold their exercises
Tuesday evening az Warsaw hall.
The meeting Of st. Stanislaus So
ciety OF St. StanislaUs parish viii be
held Sunday afternoon at 1870
o'clock at the parish hall
The singing practice Of the choir
of X. Pulaski Falcons viii be held
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock al,
Warsaw hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
PTRTIC SALE

Thursday. Feb 22nd. beginning
at 10 o'clock. T. G. Eisenhour viii
sell AT Public Auction his herd OF
mich cows. feed and Implements. at
his residence on the William John
son farm. opposite corner from the
stump church or I ID miles north
and I II miles east Of Teegardeu.
or - miles south and four miles
east Of North Liberty. Also a.
head OF cattle, 10 shoats averaging
50 pounds each. about 20 tons fine
mixed hay. oats. corn. silage in sllo.
- white WyandOJte chickens and
farming Implements % all kinds.
Terms-Au sums under s. cash.
All sums over 81 credit OF 10
months without interest ~ paid
when due. Purchaser 20 give good
bankable note. Hot dinner viii be
served on grounds by Ladies' Aid.
-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
MACCABEES PUT ON BIG
INTERURBAN MEETING

Delegates from Elkhart, Goshen.
Mishawaka and South Bend. num-
bering about ESQ. were present az
the big Interurban meeting held I'M
der the auspices OF the South Bend
tent. No. /, knights OF the Macca-
bees. at Beyler hall last night
The great commander. Milo Mere
dith Of wabash. Ind. made the prin-
cipal address Of the evening and J.
". Replogle. great record keeper.
of Goshen, Ind. also gave a short
talk. The initiation ceremonies were
given by the Mishawaka order. The
next Interurban meeting viii be
held at Elkhart, Monday night,
March IS. and a large delegation
from South Bend viii attend. A ser
les Of these meetings are being plan
ned. the sessions 10 be held at the
various surrounding cities. A social
evening concluded last nights af-
fair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
PERSONALS.

Miss Anna Observation-Disclosures viii
leave Sunday for her home in Chi
cago after a few days visit here
with relatives and friends. She -
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs William
Rozplochowski. 1886 W Napier ST.
John Glen bowski. s. Chaplin 81.
left Friday for Whiting 20 spend a
few days with relatives
Theodore ZWarzynczak OF East
Chicago is here on a business visit.
Paul Szerczyuski who has Leen
here visiting with friends left to-
day for Sandusky. o.
Walter Palczynski. Scot- ST. has
gone TO South Chicago 20 spend "a
couple OF days with relatives.
Miss Mary CzachoWiak. Washing
ton av.. is confined 10 her home with
illness.
Mrs. Mary Boyer. 755 vs.. Jefferson
blvd. left Saturday morning for Lo-
gansport on a business visit
Frank Wierzbinski arrived here
Friday for a few days visit with
friends.
Miss Clara Krazewicz. s. Chaplin
ST., has gone 20 CHICAGO for "a few
days visit with relatives.
The condition Of !. Piechocki s.
Warren St. who has been iI for sew
eral days, is now somewhat inn
proved.
William Draguszewski. ColfaX av..
has gone 20 Elkhart 10 spend a
couple OF days with friends
Miss Martha Nowaczewski return
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
PUPILS WILL APPEAR
Recital Will be Given at Conserva.
tory Feb. %.

The second cOncert-recital of the
present season by pupils of w. Pres
ton MacHenTy and Fredric II. Inger-
soil and assisting artists will be
given at the recital hall OF the South
Bend Conserve tory Thursday even
ing, o'clock. Feb. %. Following
the plan which has heretofore
proved its popularity. admission will
be by ticket, free, TO be had for the
asking at the office Of the conserv-
atory or of the pupils. Owing to
the halls limited capacity the tick
cts will be given out freely while
they last, the supply being limited
10 500.
In honor of the day. Washington
birthday, there viii be evidences of
patriotism during the evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17

ed 70 her home i'm Chicago following
a weeks visit with relatives here.
George Makowski Of Toledo IT,
here on business
Frank Kemke returned 20 Chi
cago after a business visit here.
Paul Zatarczas. Sample ST.. has
gone to Michigan city for "a visit
with relatives.
s. Deka arrived here from Owens
boro. KY. for "a few days visit with
has parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j Deka.
90f w. Durham ST.
John Rozmiech returned 70 La
porte after "A business visit here.
Walter Kruszcz OF Chicago is here
visiting with friends
Anthony StrZeminski who has
been here visiting with friends. left
today for Dowagiac.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
ON SCHOOL
NURSING PROBLEM
Miss E. P. CrandalI Says Visit
ing Nurse Association
Should Supervise.

Public Health Nursing was the
subject of an address by Miss Ella
Phillips Crandall. chairman of tie
public health nursing, at the an
Eual meeting of the Visiting Nurses
association Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Frank +. Herring. 919
r. jefferson blvd. Miss Crandall de-
voted a greater part OF her time to
discussing the question Of school
nursing in this city. Your school
problem is not hopeless" she said.
but in small city 1t is unly when
under the supervision OF the Visit
ing Nurses association that school
nursing can be made of benefit to
the community. Since the first of
the year the school board has as
sumed charge of school nursing and
* is the determination of the assO-
citation 10 continue the supervision
as in past years.
Miss Crandall explained the duties
and plan Of work Of the assOcia-
tons i'm larger cities and cited some
of their most interesting cases. she
said where a few years ago back
ward children were placed in homes
they are now taken by the nurse.
treated and cured. They are no
more mental detectives than you or
l." was her assertion.
Reports of Year Made.
The reports of the years work OF
the association preceded Miss Gran
dalrs talk. and included the treas
urer, printing, supply, publishing,
and the various committee reports.
Mrs. .. G. Bastian, Miss Mary May
White, Mrs. c. y. Chubb. Mrs.
Warde L. Mack and Mrs y. NJ. Rus
sell were elected as trustees to serve
"A term of three years.
The secretary's report, submitted
by Miss Mary May White, showed
there were 325 instructive visits and
2,7O1 nursing calls made during the
year; there were PAS diphtheria pa
tients examined before their release;
visiting nurses calls are those made
to the needy sick in their own
homes, such as the daily care of
three little children stricken at one
time with typhoid fever; regular
dressing for a woman dying with
lockjaw; the care Of the mother and
new baby and countless others. too
many TO enumerate. No charge is
made for these patients, but among
them the custom is growing TO make
such remuneration as is possible,
even though it be only the amount
of the nurses car fare.
The afternoon closed with tea.
Mrs. George II. Mayr presided. The
table was most attractive with a
bowl Of spring flowers and silver
shaded candle sticks.
Entertained ut Dinner.
A s o'clock dinner was served in
the Wedgewood room at the oliver
for the members of the board of
trustees and Miss Crandall. Miss
Margaret Parker and Miss MARITIME
Cutler as guests. Covers were
placed for II. Spring flowers were
used again in table appointment, a
large bowl centering the table. Dur
ing the meal a round-table discus
sion took place, Miss Crandall an
swering various questions and ex-
planning the specific phases of the
work. She will leave Sunday for the
east, where she will deliver several
talks before various organizations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
TO HOLD MASS MEETING
Rev. Charles r. Watkins To Speak
at First Baptist Church.

A meeting for men will be held in
the First Baptist church sunday af-
ternoon at , o'clock. Rev. Charles F.
Watkins. the evangelist who is con-
Quoting meetings in that church. will
speak. His topic is The Real Prob
lem OF Efficiency. A feature OF this
meeting will be singing by the
Apollo club. This is a chorus Of
male voices under the direction Of
Prof. Z. d. Lloyd.