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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
SOUTH Blenders FLOCK
TO NEARBY RESORTS

South Benders hocked to lake re
sorts sunday joining thousands of
residents of Chicago and other md %
die western cities who sought 10
make the most of one of the few
"resortabie" Sundays of the summer.
Motor parties from this city were
encountered throughout northern
Indiana and southern Michigan.
Weekend parties at Michigan re
sorts numbered many people from
this city, who enjoyed what resort
owners mold the only real weather
of the 1917 season.
Higman Park, north OF st. JO-
Seph. Mich. is one Of the favorite
resorts for south Bend people. IS
well as eX-South Benders. which lat
ter fact Is attested for i'm the pres
ence there for the Weekend past
of J. +. McEvoy. well known ''pote'
and humOrist who did his "appreE-
ticeship" on The NeWS-Times. Ring
Bardner and family. Jim. J,.l and
Junior, are at Edsewate. when
lies between 81. Joseph and Higman
on the lake shore.
South Bend and Mishawaka peo-
pie who enjoyed Saturday nights
dancing and the sunday program
at Higman, included Mr.. and Mrs.
G. 4. Elliott. ". G. Elliott. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mayr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenyon Mix. Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley
Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Peter
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. HeTner, Mr..
Mrs +. A. stephenson, Miss Eleanor
Stephenson, Albert Stephenson.
Hugh stephenson, Mr.. and Arthur
Russell and Arthur Russell. Jr,
AIR. and Mrs. Daniel Rich and son,
IIatin, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Higgins,
and Mr.. anG Mrs Hopkins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
MACHINE SK|DS
AND TURNS OVER
Occupants Pinned Under Car
Are But Slightly Hurt,
However.

Eight men,-or five men and
three women.-riding in a speeding
motor car on the Edwardsburg road.
escaped with but slight injuries
when the car turned over on n
curve about five miles out OF the
city shortly after noon Sunday. The
party was from Michigan City. and
the car had been driven less than
200 miles, according to the owner.
Accordingto DIR. G. r. Busard. who
was driving only a short distance
behind the other car. it skidded on
the turn, crashed into a telephone
pole, and turned completely over.
pinning its occupants beneath the
body. DR.. Busard, with his party.
helped the victims 10 get out from
under the wrecked machine, fully
expecting to find at least one OF
them dead.
Only slight injuries were reported,
although one man was unconscious
for several minutes. Two OF the
men were brought back TO South
Bend i'm DIR. Busard's car. and taken
to EpwOrth hospital where they
were cared for. Both left the hos
pital Sunday night.
According to the men who went
out from South Bend TO bring the
wrecked machine into town. the
party was composed OF five men and
three women. Both these men and
the doctor claim TO have seen them
all. AS proof of the fact that there
were women in the party. the garage
where the car is being repaired re
ports that women's wraps are in the
car
one man brought 10 the hospital
gave his name as Alea Olwen, but
the names of the others of the party
could not be learned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records OF Indiana TITLE
and Loan Co.

Tie Cooperative Investment Co
of South Bend TO Joseph a. Werwin-
ski, lots 20, Il, -, West End sub
$4,000.
Same TO Same, lots 81, So, West
End sub. $1,000
Elvina Wegner and husband 10
same, lot %. West End sub. $3.50.
John MeIber and wife TO same
lots So and Sc, Clement Studebaker
Oak Grove Arst addition. $500.
Henry Mallory and wife to same
lot 10. West End sub, $500
William n. Bergan and wife "a
same. lot 60, Oak Grove, addition, 81.
William Happ and wife to same
lot 30. Citizens Land Co.'S West End
sub. ST.
Joseph a. Werwinsld to Cleveland
Trust Co, same as in next seven
numbers above, S9.1O6.1O.
]. II. Kelsey and wife to Univer
sal Hydraulic Stone Co. lot s. Bray's
survey, 81.
Sophia A. Asiin and husband to
Frank Orzechowski and wife. lot L.
Susan NJ. Stokes sub, $4,000.
Bessie Paxson Hafner and nus
band to A. Glen Purkey lot 2l,
Roseland park. $500.
William Puykis and wife to
George Koblik and wife, lot %.
lot 2S, O'Neilrs first addition, $3.50.
The North Side Land Improve
ment Co. to Emma Adams, lot 23O.
O'Neill * Schwab's addition TO Mish-
awake. $3.50.
Albert NJ. Kirkley and wife TO
Daniel 1. Shrider and wife. lot 10
Hartman & Woodworth's plat, 81.
Ed. L. Mason and wife to Harry
o. Kelley, lots "a and 80. CampbelTs
plat. $500.
John Trimmed and wife TO Daniel
Holderman and wife. lots %, "a, %.
20. %, Weber's addition, 81.
Matilda A. Kelver and husband &c
Edith Eek. part lot b, Haney'
addition. $4,000.
Joseph deLorenzi and wife 20
Walter :. Macarthur. lot on Lincoln
highway, Mishawaka, 81.
The South Bend Land Co. 10 Anna
NJ. Codd. lot 252. Berner Grove sec
ond addition, S305.
Otis S. ROmine 10 Mary Jane Mil
Ter, part lot go. A. G. Cushing's third
addition, $4,000.
The Harter Realty CO. to Mrs
Hazel Cleland. lot 153 and part lot
1872. Harter Heights, second addition,
$4,000.
Howard ID Webster and wife 10
George VI. Kreighbaum, Il u acres
Clay township, $1,000.
St Joseph Loan & Trust Co. 70
trustees First Brethren church OF
Ar6more. lots "a and 35, Ardmore
Heights. $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
MAN WHO GOT STIFF
SENTENCE WAS NOT
STEVEN KLAVIC

That the man who was sentenced
TO states prison for from 10 to 20
years by Judge Walter A. Funk was
not Steven Klavic as was supposed.
was brought out i'm a letter received
by the local police authorities this
morning That the real Steven
Klavic lives in Monaco. Penn, and
has never been connected with any
burglary, is the content Of the let
ter from the police of that city
I'm going through the suitcase of
the man arrested here. an insurance
policy was found. and several let
tiers as we'll which gave rise to the
belief that the mans name was
Steven Klavic. IL seems. however,
that the man now serving at Michi-
gan CITY had stolen the suitcase
from the rightful owner i'm Lacka-
wanna. O., some days before his ar
rival here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
USE FLIVVER TO RUN
DOWN MISSING HORSE

The day Of the horse and buggy
has passed.
Walter Archibald knows now that
the automobile has come to stay. As
O means for speedy lOComOtion he
= sure IL is unsurpassed.
Walter, the police say. stepped
out Saturday night about 10 o'clock
I'm rig belonging 10 Leo Cook,
which was standing az the corner OF
Michigan and Wayne SITS.
Cook discovered the robbery
about 1870 O'Clock Immediately he
enlisted the aid OF Louis Buttner
and his ''fivver'. and the two be-
gan their search or the city streets.
The caught Archibald driving
liesurciy east on Ewing av.. headed
for The country. Walter was quickly
pummeled into submission. bundled
into the Henry. and taken to the
police station.
He is held on a charge Of grand
larceny.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
KNIGHTS PLAN
CAMP AIGN TONIGHT
Will Raise Fund to Provide
Catholic Ministry For
Enlisted Men.

Plans for South Bends participa-
ton in the national movement of
Catholics to raise a million dollars
which will be used 10 provide a
Catholic organization similar 70 the
protestant Y. NJ. c. a. for the
American army groups will be an
nounced tonight at a meeting of
the Knights OF Columbus at their
home. Lafayette ST. and jefferson
blvd. To this meeting all interested
Catholics are invited. 1t will be
called at O'Clock.
Mrs. Patrick O'Brien and Miss
jeanette Morley were the first South
Benders to subscribe TO the fund.
which was recently authorized by
the war department. Mrs. O'Brien
gave $100. Response to the move
ment. which will be wide in its
scope SO far as men OF other denOm-
nations are concerned. is expected
TO be great. Committees calling
upon pastors of the various Cath
Ollie churches in this city report
that they will receive the aid Of all
the organizations in St Joseph
county.
That the movement 10 provide
Catholic ministry for the boys in
France and for cantonment camps
in this country is principally for the
purpose of providing the Catholic
services for Catholics is the official
statement OF purpose. outside OF
the actual services. headquarters of
the Catholic movement will be open
to all soldiers. and the recreation
movements will be universal so far
as men of the camp are concerned.
A tribute is paid the Y. NJ. g. a.
i'm it's work on the border. where
buildings of the association were
freely turned over TO Catholics for
their church services, which, it is
pointed out. are very much different
from the Protestant services.
David L. GuilfOyle is manager of
the campaign in st. Joseph county.
with DR.. j. 3. Berteling, grand
knight of the local chapter. Knights
OF Columbus. is i'm charge of pub
licity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
THREE SPEEDERS ARE
FINED AND FOURTH
F0RFEITS HIS BOND

Three speeders faced Judge Ham
merschmidt in city court Monday
and one forfeited his bond because
he wasn't there Victor Uldin plead
ed guilty. and paid his fine, 81 and
costs, NJ. r. Ritter of Elkhart first
pleaded not guilty. but when he
learned he would have 10 come back
to South Bend once more TO stand
trial he decided TO change his plea
and pay his inc, so as to save him
Inconvenience. 1t cost him Sill, too.
The case OF o. w. Yerrick was
continued TO Tuesday Some ques
tion as 70 the exact location OF the
city limits arose i'm his case. Samuel
Smithburg of Three Rivers. Mich,
thought that the 50 difference be-
tween his bond and his probable
fine was not worth coming all the
way back for so he did not appear In
court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
GRAVEL ROAD is
ACCEPTED BY BOARD

The DiviSiOn-CrumStOWn improved
gravel road. seven miles in length,
was accepted by the county commits
sioners at their meeting Monday.
and the estimates on the Beehler
and Seybold roads in Penn town
ship were approved. SOL. II. Thor
ton was appointed superintendent Of
construction of the Eberhart road
TO be built in Penn township.
County Engineer Mcclellan was
ordered to prepare plans and speci-
fications for a bridge TO be con
structed over Pine c. eek at Walker
ton
The sale of the Byrkit road bonds
to the Merchants National bank of
Muncie. Ind, was approved. The
amount Of the bonds is $4,000.
\ concurrent resolution with the
commissioners Of Marshall county
was adopted TO erect a bridge over
Bear Creek near WalkertOn on the
county line.
Bids were asked for an adding
machine, the specifications for which
are on file in the auditors office.
p. ]. Houlihan. county attorney.
was appointed to represent the
county before the state tax commits
sioners July 26. when the hearing
on the county tax assessments will
be held.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
TRIO PLEADS GUILTY
IN LETTERING CASES

Charles Evans. Nora Barton and
Dora Weinberg. -. II and 10 years
old respectively. pleaded guilty to
charges of lettering They were ar
rested about : o'clock Sunday morn
ing in Leeper park, where they were
sitting on a bench by the river.
drinking beer. a fourth member Of
the party. escaped when the three
were arrested.
bill" Hosinski. a frequent WISH
tor 10 the police station. was given a
stiff sentence by Judge Hammer
schmidt Monday morning. He Will
spend the next 40 days at the
penal farm. Edward Butler was
given a similar sentence. which was
suspended on good behavior.
Jacob Chavis, charged with as
sault and battery. pleaded not guilty.
His case was set for Wednesday.
The case of w. w. Morton. charged
with operating an automobile when
intoxicated. was continued TO Thurs
day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
MISUNDERSTANDING
OVER NATURALIZATION
OF POLES REMOVED

Only those natives OF Poland who
are subjects Of Germany are ev-
cIuded from admission to citizen
ship, is the ruling announced from
the bureau Of naturalization at
Washington. This information was
received Monday through letters
from the bureau and from Sens.
New and Watson in answer TO in
quiries made by PoliSh citizens Of
South Bend resulting from the rul-
ing OF the circuit court that no en-
envy aliens could be naturalized dur
ing the war or until the supreme
court OF the United States decided
otherwise. This ruling by the cir
cult court was made in accordance
with the federal statutes and upon
the request of the government.
The question as to the naturaliza-
ton OF Polish citizens who came
from that part of Poland now under
control of German armies through
military conquest has never come be-
fore the circuit court. and no ruling
on the status Of such Poles has been
announced.
The federal statute governing the
admission to citizenship OF enemy
aliens is as follows:
NO alien who is a native citizen
or subject. or denizen of any coun
try. state. or sovereignty with which
the United States are at war at the
time Of his application. shall be then
admitted 10 become a citizen of the
United States"
only those applications of Poles
who are German subjects have been
continued by the circuit court TO a
later term of court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
BOYS SCOUTS OF CITY
TO TAKE PART IN
BIG MOBILIZATION

Boy scouts of South Bend will
take part i'm q big mobilization of
scouts of northern Indiana and
southern Michigan at Buchanan,
Mich, Saturday, July rs The head
quarters troop OF the Y. NJ. G. a.
has arranged 10 attend and possibly
the Elks' boy scouts will also be
present. The boys will 20 To Niles
via the Southern Michigan railway
and make the hve-mile hike from
there TO Buchanan.
A Red Cross campaign is now in
progress in Buchanan and the boy
scout demonstration will be the eli
max of the work Tents will be
pitched in a portion of the business
section and talks will be given by
several speakers. Scout Master
Cunningham of the Y. NJ. c. A. will
speak on Camp Eberhart. Troops
from Niles, Dowagiac and other
Michigan towns will also attend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
SISTERS OF HOLY CROSS
ORGANIZE AUXILIARY

Sisters of the Holy Cross. order Of
81 Mary's. Notre Dame. have organ
lied themselves into an auxiliary for
Red Cross work Their branch will
be known as Sisters OF Holy cross
auxiliary, No. 81, and they expect to
sew IN sheets and pillow cases at
the convent
This makes Il auNiliaries working
ir the city. but the chairmen are
>till urging the women 20 join the
classes. Anyone who wishes informa
tion regarding the organization OF
auNiliaries or possibly sewing days.
;uay cali at the headquarters i'm the
Union Trust building any Wednes-
I>6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
MAY ORGANIZE
NE W COMPAN
Officers OF Guard Will Discuss
Plans For Another Mill
tia Unit Here.

Col George W. Freyermuth and
the other officers Of the Indiana ma
tional guard will hold a meeting az
the armory on S. Michigan 81. to-
night 10 discuss the advisability OF
forming a new infantry company for
south Bend and Mishawaka. Appli
cations for enlistment ia the local
companies have been cos.ing in al
the office in good shape and the
branches are nearly all flleC 10 the
fun quota. as the companies will not
be called out until Aug 8, Col.
Freyermuth is OF the opinion that y
new infantry company can be or
ganized with little difhcuitv.
Maj. J. W HUMPHREYS of the IN
diana national guard medical corps
viii be in this city tonight TO ex.
anime % recruits. Col. Neusbaum
was i'm town for "a short stay Sunday
afternoon and two applicants fot
the band company were examined.
j. Beckerich and NJ. stowe passed
the tests.
Four cnlistments were secured for
the regular army over Sunday by
Sergt John Skees. ]. G. Moon. p
Neiuhaus. J Gruszczyinski and G
Harkins were the men sent 20 Fort
Wayne for final examinations
G. II. Roberts, a local man. is i'm
temporary charge Of the local navy
recruiting station i'm the absence OF
r. b. Walp. who is on a 10 days
vacation. Four enlistments were
received by Roberts Monday morn
ing and a number Of men who have
been enlisted and then sent home
awaiting call. have orders TO report
at the Great Lakes training station.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
FOUR DIVORCES ARE
GRANTED ON MONDAY

Three divorces were granted by
Special Judge Shively in the super
Tor court Monday LeOna Hartman
secured a divorce from Nerbie Hart
man; Elizabeth Smith was granted a
divorce from John c. Smith. and
Marie Norris was granted "A divorce
from James Norris. the court restor-
ing the plaintiffs maiden name,
OF Marie Kamp. Howard Lent was
granted a divorce from Gladys Lent
in the circuit court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
hAPPENLNGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
Wife Moues, He Moues
With Her; Arrested

George ". Whitmer. 72S :. Eel
lows St. is still exceedingly fond OF
his wife. although she is suing for
divorce from him. In order 10 pro-
cure the divorce IL was necessary
that the couple be separated. and
therefore Mrs. Whitmer moved 10
new quarters. leaving her husband
behind. But he couldn't get along
without her, and so he followed. and
one DAY when she was away from
home. ne proceeded TO move in with
her.
once more Mrs. Whitmer left her
spouse, telling him that she would
not have him around. and once
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
STOCKS GAIN ON
MARKET OPENING
Majority of List Shows Over.
Sunday Strength--Liberty
Bonds go as.
International News Service

International News Service:
NEW YORK. July 16.-The stock
market opened with the majority of
the list showing gains this morning.
ranging from fractions up 20 point.
BY the end Of the first 10 minutes.
Union Pacific had moved up q and
fractional gains were noted in other
rails. Gains of y 10 . were made
in Bethlehem Steel 3D.. United Cigar
Stores. American Sugar. Tobacco
Products and others.
Atlantic Gulf and Industrial Alec
hol rose one point.
At the end of the first quarter
hour. the rails were still in the lead.
with Canadian Pacific up IL ST
Paul rs. and New York Central
one point
Liberty loan bonds were quoted at
SO 1880.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
FUNERALS
loSEPH NIALkOMSKI.

The funeral Of Joseph MalkOwski
10 years old. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Malkowsk. 426 $. Grant ST.
who died Saturday morning, was
held Monday morning at 8 o'clock a.
St Adelbert's church. Rev JOIN
Kubiak Officiated.
Burial was in st. Josephs GENE
terry,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
OF ROBBlNG PHONES

Not guilty" was the plea entered
by Charles Lewis in city court on a
charge OF petit larceny. and the case
was continued 10 Tuesday. Lewis Is
the man who was arrested at the y.
NJ. c. A. Friday night. having been
caught by "a buzzer attachment in
the phone booth which gave warn
ing when anyone tempered with the
money box. According TO the police
he admitted that he had taken
money from the phone booth in the
New York Central station a short
time before he was arrested
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
DEATHS
MRS. BERTHA MAY SAUNDERS

MRS. BERTHA MAY SAUNDERS
Mrs Bertha May Saunders died al
her home. $40 r. Madison St. Mon
day morning at 2;30 O'Clock. after
an Illness Of seven months with
tuberculosis She is survived by her
husband. Wayne j. Saunders. ant
two children. Frieda May and W.
ginia June. Her mother. Mrs
Matte Crye. one brother. Edwaft
Long. and one sister. Mrs. John
Ransberger. also survive. Mrs Saun-
ders had been "A resident of this city
for the past five years. coming here
from Battle Creek, Mich. The ia
neral viii he held at Battle Creek
Wednesday and burial will be in
Oak Hill cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16

South Bend at the coming Redpath
chautauqua which begins Friday.
July 20, in the Redpath tent to be
erected on Keefer's field. w. Colfax
aV.
Five cents a day. according to
Lieut.. Bowman. is the pay drawn
by the privates i'm ithe ambulance
service. When he began to draw
the pay of a lieutenant, Bowman's
name appeared upon the payroll for
81 cents daily. He states that the
Australian private soldiers who re-
ceive $1.75 per day. are paid more
than French major general. Lieut..
Bowman was at the front 4 months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16

more he followed her. Then Mrs.
Whitmer had warrant issued,
charged her erstwhile husband with
malicious trespass on which he was
arrested and hailed into city court.
George faced the court Monday.
You are charged with tTespass and
malicious trespass, said the judge.
To that charge. how do you plead >
Guilty or not guilty."
I'm guilty your honor" replied
George, weeping copiously into a
blue bandana. Il went there. ]
Couldn't help il. I couldn't sta,
away from my wife"
The case was continued 10 Tues
day morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
rITrsRrRGH LINE srock.

PITTSBU RICH PA. July 16-CAT-
l.E-Supply heavy. market steady .
prime. Sl2J0d 1900. good. ell .Jod12.o0 b
tidy butchers. S1oT0Fg m -. fair. kq.9Jd
10 -; common. - 5Hff 30. common o.
good fat bulls 81 0Od 1880: common o.
good fat COWS s. ooe7a 20. heffcrs. - eoeI
1000. veal calves. SIS 00Hl5 80. heavy
and thin calves s. Oon11 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS supply light,
market steady prime Wcthers. Sl0WI
1850. good mixed. 81 coda IS. fair mix
oil. - 500 30 culls and common. - %
GGN; spring lambs. S10O0d15O
HOGS Receipts - double decks F.
market steady: prime heavy hogs. Sf59
~ 1900: mediums Sl5oJH 1890. heavy
Workers SIC. 75ff15st5 light Workers.
SlS2jn 1850. pigs S14 I5d 300. rOughs.
S13Joa14.Oo. stays. S12JOeI l. IS. heavy
mixed. Sl59J01GoO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
STATE GETS S61,134.54
OF THE SCHOOL TAX

St Joseph county received sell
l34.54 as its share of the general
school tax. according 10 the appor
tionment notice received Monday by
the auditor This amount exceeds
the amount OF school tax collected
in this country 10y approximately
$4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
SINGERS NOT BACK
ON THE OLD TIME

The Singer Manufacturing Co has
not gone back 10 old time.
That was the statement Monday
morning Of Works Manager David
Pollock. who pointed out that a
story In Sundays News-Times was
incorrect in that detail
The factory whistles blew long
and loud Saturday evening and no
information as 10 the reason was
available. The News-Times was de-
luged with inquiries. Finally il was
learned upon what was presumed 10
be good authority that the Singer
co. was taking that means OF an
nouncing its change 20 the old time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
EIGHT MILK SAMPLES
SHOW VISIBLE DIRT

or II samples of milk tested by V.
c. Grippe. dairy Inspector, five have
illegal bacterial count, and four
have illegal fat content. Eight
samples showed visible dirt. while
but three samples are free from OBJ
lection. This is the first analysis
made under the new ordinance. and
shows fOrcibly the work which must
be done in the effort 10 regulate the
city's milk supply.
Detailed results of the tests fol
low:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
SCOUTS WILL HIKE
TO CAMP EBERHART

y troop of 20 Mishawaka boy
scouts will leave next Saturday
morning for Camp Eberhart. ''hik-
ing all the way. a distance of some
40 miles. They Will camp at Dia-
mond lake Saturday night, and Sum
day night they will spend on the
east side of Corey lake. going
around TO the west side. on which
the camp is situated early Monday
morning.
This il the first organization Of
scouts 10 leave here TO hike 10 the
camp. although several individuals
have walked the distance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
HARVEST HANDS ARE
IN GREAT DEMAND

lawmakers and men for harvest
Ing are i'm great demand at the
present 10y all the farmers surround
ng this city. according To Alex
Langel. superintendent of the In
diana Free Employment bureau.
Construction companies just arrived
in town TO fulfn street paving con-
tracts are also anxious 10 obtain
help.
The Dodge Mfg. Co. wants 125
men at once but the bureau has
found few applicants who desire
factory work