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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-01
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NEWEST WALK DANCES.
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WANTED OLD FALSE TEETH VpoS'T
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BIC RUMMAGE SALE FOR FOUR
DAYS. SOC THIRD AVE
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itts itth ave
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horse years old fsho Inquire
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tosI CHECK HOOK HOLDER wfrH
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and Admiral way Finder fssurn 60
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4s-mIscGLlANEous FOR SALE
sAaif AMI poona
Manufactures In cur own mul and sold
A. factory prices. We ship 80 anyone.
snFshsfr ono price 20 anybeay
Prompt shipments safs delivery 60
destination guaranteed our hlg ~
iastratsd caiAlag No - mailed free
postpaid. on receipts - request
tstfesn panel daefs. @atNts III ~
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scrssh daeFs. s.sssfs. galvanized.
standard two nah, pihdows from Il %
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wRiisms ueld zeal Affixed ralat
Frame. Meaidfuss Builders Hardware.
Mil work
WILLIAMS CO
is.i Fret Ave seattle. wash.
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I.piy, staat ~ penHes. iisa ger square
s-ply. about Is reund.. u - per square
f.pir. about 81 neanas, 81 - per saaar.
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Manufacturers sash and peors
Seattle Wash
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cHIRoPoplsT- FOOT SPECIAL
tST

Dr ~ =. park~r Hours 10 IN 70 p
m 1te Denny Hidz. sud. opposite hon
Marehe
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

pk. D. y. TKxER- PHYSICIAN AID
surgeon. seuito-ufinary and rectal dis
eases Traders block. corner Third
ave and Marion At Hours IN. q,
sp m. evenings. to .. sundays 10
reonS glios tt4>cllIsooo~oo~o~
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horse years old saAo. Inquire
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nature heFts hem,
remedies. successful
~ treating stomach.
Aid ney. bladder,
rheumatism. b ! o o q
disorders and nany
othsr ailments 81
men and women 81
using Chinese nature
herbs
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LOST tAbYH fthsE At sroKASE
ard ADMIRAL NaY Finder fsiura 60
.sss AgnlIsl W. :. llssIsL ssNssa
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NY WIFE MRs MINNIE LEARN. HAs
lcn my bid and board. and I Wiii no,
he responsible Tor any dehta contracted
~ her after this date. -. ". Learn
Iunr I 1915
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N HEn wo CHINESE MEDICINE co
res James ST. bet snd and ard Ases
ssatu.. WASH Established fsoa
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f0N9sSC NOTICES

" Fat EBHoLM 1851 Haliexus ave .
Mas 81 1917. Mrs tfsdsig W~steFhelm.
beloved mother 81 Mrs Aiu.id crun-
aud.f Washington. Pa. aud Alberta
Mestsfholni. Seattle
Funeral services vii he held Nunda y
AZ y. m at johnson S iaamtitou'p.
Broadway and rntaa. All friends In
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t.Hooa MObEnx coTTNgF fT'iT5-
- Interest Terms fsii Alaska 81
tgainte' Jew
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To original eassr To be massaEed into
sratp fwiHe @sekiY ore dollar jar
sas American Rank lids
nAUTf8E isfsAftNu TAruttr. 10 TO -
lessons success EaarantsTa see &et
PNufases ffgHg
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rAnf.AIN dAup SINS

dust across the bay Al Htne hester, very
convenient service. Large tote $50
eHeh white theF last
tIfTFDHD 4 ttS AR-DtIE. Inc.
1913 Third AVE lgi Washington ~
10 ACHES. ALI gDff.5 Fnfjfr Tu,,T,57-
hyiiflnSsi acres under ploas near
rplnirfs home Part cash j. W.
Dtiks. Aanette. Wash.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
GRAND LEADER WILL
HAVE NEW LOCATION
ON S. MICHIGAN ST,

4 new location for the Grand
Leader store was announced Monday
when Joseph Scheininger, manager.
made public the fact that a lease
has been secured on the building at
12S-130 5. Michigan ST.. formerly oc-
Cupied by the Sibley hardware store.
The Grand Leader Will occupy
the entire building for selling pur-
poses said Mr.. Scheininger. Alter
atoms TO fit the building for these
purposes will begin Immediately. in
Guiding "A new white stone front and
new display windows. 1t is our aim
20 make this one OF the finest popu-
lar priced department stores in
South Bend"
The new location vii give the
store about 10 times the floor space
il now has and many new depart
ments will he added 1t is expected
10 occupy the building about Aug
j.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
TO EXAMINE 80
GUARD RECRUITS
Lieut.. Nusbaum Will be at Ar
mory Monday Evening.
10 Cyclists Apply.

Lieut.. j. A. Nusbaum, a member
Of the medical corps Of the Indiana
national guard will examine 90 re-
cruits for the Co. r. regiment at
their armory on S. Michigan ST. to-
night. Applicants for enlistment in
the four local companies have been
coming in fast the last few days.
Since Col G. ". Freyermuth made
announcement last Friday that men
would be accepted for the headquar-
tiers company who have had motor
cycle experience is men have made
applications Capt Rogers will hold
the regular drill tonight of all en-
listed men. The recruits who have
been drilling separate from the reg
ulars will join the regulars tonight
in the street drill.
Word has been received from
Washington by Sergt. John Skees of
the local army recruiting station
that the following branches of the
army have been completed: Cav
airy. engineer, coast artillery, signal
corps and the quartermasters. The
regular army has already been
brought to war strength but $4,000
recruits are needed at once 10 fill the
remaining branches of the infantry
and field artillery. An additional
number of recruits are needed TO fill
the vacancies of the regular army
men.
Four enlistments were received at
the army station today. The men
leaving for IL Thou,av mara L,
Sznasiak. l.. Czenkusch of South
Bend; +. Altman, Goshen; NJ. War
rem of Claypool. Ind. -Four recruits
were also received at the navy sta
ton, Z. Badur and a. j. JacOmet of
this city. w. Clark OF LapOrte and
+. Eby OF Goshen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
HAVE ADVANCE
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Red Cross Drive to Begin in
Earnest TueSday-Meet-
ing Tonight.

The first big guns in South Bends
campaign to raise $4,000 for the
Red Cross were heard today when
Sec'y Victor Jones Of the Chamber
of Commerce announced that sever
al large advance contributions have
already been received.
Mobilization OF veterans and re-
cruits of the Red Cross army will oc-
cur tonight when mass meeting
Will be held in the Rotary room Of
the oliver hotel Prominent speak
ers will take up the cause and to-
morrow spirited campaign will be
started for subscriptions TO make
up South Bends quota of the $780,
GOO, 900 national fund.
That there is little doubt that the
requested $4,000 will be oversub-
scribed is the firm believe OF Rev c.
\. Lippincott who is head Of the
local movement.
The spirit of South Bend has
spread" Sec'y Jones announced to-
day. New Carlisle and North
Liberty have launched drives TO
make up funds for the national So
ciety and present indications are
that they will contribute literally.
DR. Lippincott will direct the
work and will be assisted by promin-
ent business men and citizens. The
ACCESSIBILITY of making up 10 or
more teams will be decided tonight.
Although subscriptions in big
blocks will be necessary in order 10
secure the desired amount the COM
mittee will turn down no offer no
matter how small, an official an
nOunced today. He pointed out the
fact that many who are unable 20
give much would be glad TO do their
bit" by giving whatever amount
they could afford.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
GOES To PRISON
FOR STEALING
'You Should Have Thought OF
Your Family" Judge
Tells Convicted Man.

Convicted Of grand larceny and
embezzlemeut for stealing $50 and
and goods worth $50 from the south
Bend Wooden Mfg. Co. George Ross
ner made "a fearful plea for leniency
before Judge Funk boo circuit court
Monday morning
Il hope YOUR honor will take into
consideration ms wife and little
baby and :hink OK the disgrace
placed upon them when am sent
20 jail said Rossner. whose wife
and child were in court
why should 7 take consideration
for them now. when you did not
consider them while YOU were steal
ing this money answered the Judge.
You profess desire 90 reform and
repair the damage YOU have done. II
YOU enter the reformatory with that
idea in mind YOU win noc be held
there long
Under the circumstances ! do not
see how can do other than pro-
nounce sentence against YOU. You
are therefore sentenced 20 not less
than one year and not more than "A
years in the reformatory at Jeffer-
sOnville. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
FAIL To BLOW
THEATER SAFE
Amateur CraCkSmen Give Up
LOB" Before Reach
ing Cash.

An unsuccessful attempt was
made by safeblowers 70 crack a safe
in the office of the IaSalle theater
on 5. Michigan ST. Sunday night.
Amateurish work of the cracks
men" caused them to miss between
$500 and $500 in the safe.
Entrance TO the theater was gain
ed through a door on the Jefferson
blvd. side which was not bolted.
The combination, knob and hinges
of the safe in the office had been
knocked off and were found on the
floor but the attempt to open the
safe was not successful. Nothing
was missing from the office or thea
ter according to the report of Ezra
Rhodes. manager OF the playhouse.
The attempted robbery was first dis
covered by the janitor of the build
ing who immediately called Officer
O'Connell.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
STOCK MARKET
OPENS STRONG
Losses Confined to Steel In
duStriaIS-OrOp One
Point.
Internationsl News Service

international News Service:
NEW YORK. June 1S.-The tone
at the opening of the stock market
today was strong. although the steel
industrials generally showed losses
OF around one point
Marine issues became prominent
with the preferred advancing = TO
S45s, and the common a TO %.
Delaware and Hudson. which loan
ed at Is premium on Saturday, was
in urgent demand and advanced IL
to 1924, and gains were made on
numerous other issues, with Wheel
ing and Lake Erie advancing q ia
10 q and WHY'S Overland / "A high
er TO 50.
Steel Common dropped one point
to $50. and Bethlehem Steel "B"
yielded y 10 1863
Inspiration Copper was strong ian
the early trading, advancing y 20
647s Kennicott advanced Il to 46Is.
and then declined TO As Is Anaconda
sold off g to S37s.
Industrial Alcohol opened down
two points at 165, and rallied to
1861. Reading, after opening IS up
at 9734 declined 10 9612.
Liberty Bonds opened at par and
then advanced TO 100 4-50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
MELEE IN CHOP SUEY
HOUSE COSTS $6.25,
ACCUSED MEN FREED

King Fong 10, proprietor of a
chop suey restaurant at 126 S. Michi-
gan St, wOrships the god Confucius.
That fact may have influenced
Judge Deahl in police court this
morning when he witnessed Fong
10 take a Christian oath and testify
that Frank Hilderbrand and Frank
Kruger of Niles, Mich. had ma
hciously trespassed on the Fong 10
property. breaking dishes, chairs and
chinaware in a melee Saturday
night
The two defendants were found
not guilty by the court but made a
peace offering of $6.25, which was
accepted by King Fong Lo. The de-
PENDANTS testified that other men
entered the restaurant and started
the fight. The complainant had ask
ed $40 damage for damage 10 prop
erty and the loss of patrons who fled
without paying for their orders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
DEATHS
FRANK Brown.

Frank Brown. 353 \ Lafayette
ST.. died at his home last evening al
months. lie was so years old and
was born at Logansport. Ind lie
came 90 South Bend - years ago
from DEBORAH. Ia, where he was
telegraph operator for the Grand
Trunk railroad for some time Be
sides his father. ". y. Brown OF
Cum berland. ne is survived 10y his
wife. Cora. and one daEghser. Ma
rian lie also leaves two brothers:
William OF savannah Ga, and Har-
~ OF Logansport. Ind. also a sister
i'm umberland.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
ST. J0SEPH'S GRADUATES
WILL PRESENT PLAY
ON TUESDAY EVENING

Graduates of ST. JOseph's academy
will present a two part play "A
Dream of Brave Woman" at their
class night exercises Tuesday even
ing at O'Clock in St. Patrick's hall.
Rev. John Cavanaugh, c. S. c., pres
ident of Notre Dame university, will
give the address to the graduates.
There will also be a program of
music and reading numbers with
the singing of The Star Spangled
Banner" as the closing chorus num-
Der.
The nine graduates who will re-
ceive their diplomas from the
academy high school department
will be the Misses Helen Langen-
balm, Martha Bliss, Irene LAUDER,
Marie Joyce. Ruth Kotz. Nelly
Lucky, Madeleine Myers, Mary Cum
ningham and Eleanore Hagerty
Program.
Piano duet "Serenade" .Meszkowski
Martha Bliss and Eleanore Hagerty.
Chorus The Land OF Dreams"
................. Mario
The graduates: accompanies, Marie
Joyce.
Poem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Welcome"
Helen Langenbahn.
Reading ......... Glass History
Irene LAUDER.
Vocal solo God Remembers When
the World Forgets"
Ruth KOtz: accompanist, Irene
LAUDER.
Reading Glass Prophecy"
Marie Joyce.
Vocal duet "Springtime" Wooler
Ruth Kotz and Madeleine Myers.
Accompanist: Martha Bliss.
Reading
Review of the Years Work"
Ruth KOtz
Vocal Solo Goodbye, Sweet Day
AMMAN
Madeleine Myers: accompanist.
Eleanore Hagerty.
Class poem pho Dec at Patria"
............ Eleanore Hagerty
class Play a Dream of Brave
Women; chorus, The star Spang-
led Banner"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
WIFE ABANDONED;
SUES FOR DIVORCE

That Geza Gararuff abandoned
her and their two children is the al
legation Of Helen GaTaruff in her
suit for divorce fled in circuit court
Monday morning. The couple was
married in January, 1914, and separ-
ated on June ), 1915. The return
OF her maiden name of Helen Paski
and the custody of the two children,
aged one and one half, and three
years is asked.
Because. she says, her husband
struck and choked her several times
Lula Lands has filed suit for di-
vorce from William q. Lands in
circuit court. The couple was mar
ried Nov. IS, 1910. and separated
Dec. I, 1915. She asks the return
of her maiden name of Lula Garri-
son
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Prom Records of Indiana TITLE
and Loan Co.

Delilah Egbert, Lyman c.
Egbert and wife, Arvilla A. Car
penter and Guy c.. to James A.
Catterlin, a parcel IL #. 3 in. wide
by 120 fl. long in Samuel Zigler's
addition to New Carlisle. $40.
Henrietta Reass and husband
to Ernest f. Horspool and wife.
May 20, part of lots 81 and IS
A. G. Cushings second addition,
$4,000.
Louis A. Pierce TO William Land
graf and wife. April Il. lot 6 Gull
fOyle and Houlihans addition TO
Mishawaka, 500.
Solomon n. Thornton and wife to
Willis j. Tomlinson. May %. part
OF lot % A. 5. Bakers first addition
TO Mishawaka, 81.
Leslie G. Whitcomb and wife and
Fred w. Keller and wife 10 William
Boyer. June lot SO i'm Indiana av.
addition to South Bend, 81.
John Foeckler and wife 10
Amanda III. Johnson. June 10. lot
239 i'm Bowman 9th addition TO
South Bend, 81.
Emma Weidier To Farmers Trust
Co., June Is, lot 80 South East ad-
dition TO South Bend, 81.
Joseph Edmund Beck to John
Filker, May %, a three CD acre
tract in Greene township. ST.
st. Joseph Loan and Trust Co.
trustee, 10 YeO w. Freese. May %,
lot 115 Huey Heights to South Bend
S135.
st. Joseph County Loan and Saw
ing association TO Josephine Ben
nett. June 16. lot 173 Bowmon 5th
addition. $500.
Frances +. French to Stanislaus
Jozwiak and wife. June 6, lot 1881
Summit Place third addition to
South Bend, $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
FREIGHT CAR HOMES
OF SECTION MEN ARE
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Eight cars belonging 10 the New
York Central were totally destroyed
by IRE this morning at Lydick Men
who have been working on the
tracks near the scene have been us
ing the cars for their homes. and the
IRE originated in the car that they
were using as askitchen. The local
department answered the call but by
the time they reached there the
fire had done its damage. Estimate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
REGISTER!
Board Appointed For COnstitu-
tiOnaI Convention Registration.

Edward Pfeiffer and Hugh Nc
Wicker were appointed clerks for
the constitutional convention regis
tration which starts Friday and eX-
tends for 60 days, by the county
commissioners at their morning SEES
sion Monday. A room adjoining the
commissioners room in the court
house has been set aside for the
registration
Women as we'll as men must regis
ter for the privilege of voting for
delegates 10 the convention. The
election will be held Tuesday. Sept.
IS. The board will meet daily
James Curtis of Osceola was APP
pointed a justice of the peace for
Penn township. The petition OF
Leander ID. Long and others for the
vacation of a road i'm Liberty town
ship was dismissed by the commits
siOners.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
FIRST AID CLASS TO
MEET TONIGHT

Tonight is the first meeting of the
first aid class at the Y. w. G. a
The class is 10 be under the direc-
tion OF DR. r. W. Helmen. There
are already 10 young women reg
istered for another class In first aid
and class will be started when
enough 10 MI il have enrolled
Miss Margaret Parker's Friday
night class in home nursing will
meet Tuesday evening at $50
O'Clock for its regular lesson and
Miss Parker's Thursday night Red
Cross class will take the written ex-
animation at o'clock today.
The swimming class will meet
this evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
ACTING JUDGE DEAHl
MAKES SPEEDING COSTLY

Determined TO make speeding
costly even if the evil cannot be
entirely stamped out, Acting Judge
Deahl this morning fined three Of
Tenders regardless of plausible
stories they put before the court
Peter Chodsinski. who operates a
jitney. was given fine of 500 ana
costs for speeding Saturday night.
r A. Milburn, a clerk OF the stand
ard oil Co, and Harry Sarver OF
Elkhart were 6ned 81 and costs
ChOdsinski's fine was suspended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
MRS. KATHERINE TAYLOR.

Ms katheTine Taylor died al her
home 20 ~ Limerick ST, Sunday
night after an illness OF three
months Resides her husband,
George Taylor. she is survived by
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kramer. two sons. Paul and
Frank, and the following brothers
and sisters. John. Joseph. Mrs Nav
Taylor. Mrs. Francis Haft and Lena
kramer, all of this city.
Funeral services Will be held We'd
nesday morning at o'clock from
81. JOseDh's Catholic church. Rev
p. j. Carroll officiating Burial will
be in Highland cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
THREE MEN GET LONG
SENTENCES TO FARM

Three men were given penal farm
sentences i'm police court this morn
ing when Judge DeahI decided long
terms at hard labor should replace
their prolonged sprees.
Each of the three men drew a fine
of S100 and costs and 30 days at
the penal farm. They were all old
offenders, Charles Brown. who was
arrested on the complain of his wife
who is now suing for divorce, was
the first sentenced. The others were
John COttrell and John Meighan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
PLAN JITNEY BUS LINE,
TO FORM CORPORATION

The much discussed jitney bus line
which has been talked of 10y the
strikers since they walked out may
soon he reality. First steps were
10 have been taken in the matter
this afternoon when a meeting of in
terested parties was to have been
'ls1d i'm the office OF Zalman Dekel-
4, Inn. attorney for the strikers.
\ corporation with "a capital stock
OF $4,000 is the aim of the back
ers Of the movement Automobiles
with side seating arrangements will
he operated over an of the lines now
followed by the street car company
and "a schedule viii probably be
adopted
Organizer Thomas r. Shine made
the statement Monday morning that
Two subscriptions Of $500 had been
promised the new corporation III IL
was formed. AS soon as the organ
ization is completed a popular stock
subscription campaign viii be start
Ell.
strikers waited upon Mayor
Keller in "A body Monday morning
e7NLHA Hliii i'i pei iii499i'H 10 i'Au a
tag day next SATURDAY. The mayor
took the matter under Amusement.
He will probably give his answer
Tuesday
No word had been heard from
Mgr Hardy ~ the street car com
pany in answer To their letter asking
him 10 present the company's side
Of the case before GOV Goodrich.
The strikers officials said they did
not expect an answer. AIr. Hardy
told a reporter that he did not
know what the company would do.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
REGISTRATION WORK
NEARING COMPLETION

Typewriting %, 100 full sheets is
no little task. but with the assistance
of five young men. owen r. Windle,
clerk OF CONSUMPTION board, expects
to complete the above task Wednes
day.
I'm his work on registration Mr..
Windle has had the aid of one stu
dent from each of the three business
colleges. part of the pupils of the
Assumption school, and two regular
clerks. The services of all were
given gratis.
The total registration was $3.50
and three duplicates are required
by law.