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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
 HANDED DOWN RECENTLY

WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 10.--- Among the notable decisions handed down by the United States supreme court today are the following:
 British claimants to the German prize ship Appam at Newport were upheld in their suit to regain posses sion of the vessel and cargo.
 The German reservist Wernerhorn. cused of dynamiting the interna-
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10

regard to labor laws anG antitrust laws. If the move for general edu- cation, which has been started in Mexico, is anything more than mere ideal a time may come when Mexicans are capable of self-government under so advanced an instrument. If that time ever comes Mexico will head many of the so-called civilized na- tiOnS
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10
CHANCELLOR SOU NDS
 VICTORY NOTE

BERLIN. March 10.-Chancellor yon Bethmann-H Hollweg's address to the Reichstag. postponed from last week, was delivered today. The chan cellor said:
 While our soldiers on the front stand in the drum fire of the trenches and our submarines defying deat. hasten through the seas. while We at home have no other-absOlutely nc other-task but to produce cannon, ammunition and food and to distri- bute victuals with justice; ill the midst of this struggle for life and for the future of our empire, intensified to the extreme, there is only one ne cessity of the day which dominates al. questions of policy, both foreign and domestic-to fight and gain victory.
 The chancellor pointed ou that the German nation in the reichstag's last vote granting new war credits, dem onstrated to the whole world it's read mess to continue the struggle until ita enemies were ready for peace.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10
Urges Dry Nation

BOISE, Idaho, March 10.-The Idaho senate yesterday adopted a memorial to congress asking the sub mission of an amendment to the fed eraI constitution to prohibit the man. ufacture of intoxicants in the United States.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10
Sample.

George didn't keep his engagement with me last night" said the girl who was betrOthed to him.
 I'd give him piece of my mind" said her mother.
 "Just little sample of married life" suggested father.-Cleveland Leader.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10
Meat in Cold Storage

CHICAGO. March 10.-More thal 33,OOO,OO0 pounds and ham, bacon and beef were discovered yesterday in two cold storage warehouses in the stockyards city the federal in vestigators said.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10

tional bridge near Vanceboro. Maine, lost his claim that his Offense was q justifiable act of war.
 The cargo clause in the tariff law granting a per cent discount in du- ties on imports brought to the United States in American ships was arnullcd as unconstitutional.
 The Washington state industrial insurance act, the New York compul- sory workman's compensation law. and the Iowa workman's cOmpensa- tion code were upheld.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10
He Made the Sale.

"Yes, the property is cheap enough. Why do you want to sell it."
 You won't give me away"
 "No"
 Well. sir, it's because I'm the only man in this neighborhOod that doesn't move in high society, and I'm lone some."-ChicagO Tribune
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10
A Biting Sentiment.

You have to be careful even about paying compliments. Bill Mixer, who used to write ads. for tobacco house. got himself in bad when he started writing copy for a butter concern and wrote Guaranteed not to bite the tOngue."-BOStol Globe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10
4 Real Autocrat.

Here's the photograph of famous maitre d'hOtel He has stern and naughty look"
 Hasn't he, though! dare say that fellow wouldn't unbend for any tip less than a $1OO bill. ll."-Birmingham Age Herald.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10
Car on the Brain.

Do you know how to handle an emergeucy?"
 "Is that going to be one of the new makes ?"-RaltimOre American.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10
Local Option Bill Killed

TRENTON, N. J.. March l0.-The senate local option bill was defeated by the lower house last night, 39 to 19.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10

The feeble howl with the wolves bray with the asses and bleat with the sheep.-Roland.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-03-10

Capt. Smith with the Pathfinder left this morning for Landlock. Eliamar, and other sound points with mail and passengers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
WE DDING GUESTS
HANDCUFF HUBBY
Ralph Smith Gets Unique
Send-Off on Honey
moon Trip.

Ralph w Smith, who was mar
ried to Miss Vesta Upper at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday night,
left on the first stage of his honey
moon with his hands stoutly hand
cuffed behind his back. The joke was
perpetrated by three Of his friends,
Charles Bingham, George Service
and Charles Bramwell. 1t seems that
the newly elected benedict had es-
tablished quite a reputation for him
self as a joker on such important oc-
casions as weddings, and his friends
sometime ago decided 70 turn the
trick on Ralph when his time came.
The handouts were purchased at the
Lang q Co. hardware store, and
were guaranteed TO be the safest
and best made. There was only one
key 10 fit the lock and once adjust
ed IL was a physical impOssibility TO
get the cuffs off without il. The trio
Of wedding guests above named, &C
cOmpanied the newlyweds TO the
station in South Bend. keeping a re-
spectacle distance behind the auto
mobile in which they were being
taken TO the Lake Shore depot.
Lock Handouts Over Wrists.
While waiting the arrival of the
train one or the "desperadoes' see
ing a favorable opportunity grabbed
hold of the grOom's arms and pinion-
ed them behind his back, while the
other two locked the handouts over
the wrists. The train was in sight
The bridegroom was desperate, and
the bride perceptibly nervous. How
ever. one of the trio handed her a
phony key telling her she could re
lease hubby's arms once the state
room was reached. The march 70
the train resembled that Of a march
to the chair.
In the meantime one Of the gang
hunted up the porter and cOnfided to
this individual his instructions. lie
was given the key that rightly be-
Ionged TO the handouts. and with the
help Of a piece Of paper money, was
made TO swear that he would not
disclose it's whereabouts until the
train was with in a couple of blocks
Of the Chicago railway station. He
swore most pathetically he would
faithfully carry out the instructions
The guests who were in the secret
are wondering now if the porter was
faithful TO his trust or whether the
offer OF a larger bride induced him
10 bring the rightful key into use
before the train reached the windy
city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
MISHAWAKA NEWS
Way West Home Phone 49, Beu1o
CINDERS FOR BARE
FEET, NEW PROJECT

Evidently stung by the criticism
OF their failure 20 improve the
bathing beach at the Darts" Mer-
rifeld park, in The News-Times
Sunday. for which $3.50 was voted
by the board Of works some weeks
ago, somebody got busy yesterday
Three carts were employed during
the day hauling cinders which were
put over the marshy approaches TO
the river. That the cinders were
poignant as a spear can be testi-
fed 20 by the hundreds Of tender
feet that were forced 70 creep over
them in order 10 reach the cool
ing waters of the St Joseph river
Some of the unsophiscated were
daring enough 20 suggest that sand
would have answered the purpose
much better, but sand costs mon
ey and the sum voted by the board
viii be kept in the treasury until
such times as the new bridge across
the river near the Miami club is
built In the meantime bathers are
hopeful that their "tootsias" will be-
come calloused TO the ashes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
nnSHAMAKA PERSONALS.

Rev. Joseph NJ. Grundner OF New
York city Is here 20 spend a week as
the guest Of Rev. Edward NJ. Boney.
Miss Mary ROhrer of German
town. O., is visiting with Mr.. and
Airs. w. f. Upper, s9S Edgewater
DIR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman r. Johnson
have returned from a weeks visit IN
Benton Harbor. Mich.
Mrs. Caroline f. Pysor of Chicago
is here to spend several DAYS with
her son Carter l. Lawrence :
Union 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Dormar
Of Kalamazoo. Mich. have arrived
here 10 spend their vacation.
Mrs. Joseph r. I.ouman is spend
ing a week at Eagle Point.
Miss Beth WunderlOok has return
ed 20 Chicago after spending tive
weeks here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
WOMEN ASKED TO
ENLIST SERVICES

The Indiana state council of de-
Tense in an end 70 coordinate and
standarize the work Of the women
Of Indiana along the lines of con-
structed patriotism are working
through the women members of the
council 70 secure a registry of wom-
en- who are ready to volunteer their
services in time Of emergency. Mrs.
c. E. McColum, president of the To-
cal WOman's club, has consented TO
take charge of the work in Penn
township and within short time
will receive bulletins and general in
structions from Washington after
which further information will be
given through the press.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
CONTINUE RAYMONs CASE.

The case of Leo Raymons. charged
with intoXicatiOn, was continued in
police court Wednesday morning to
Friday morning RaymOns pleaded
not guilty when arraigned Monday
morning. 1t was said that RayInons
attacks and choked a small boy be
fore he was arrested Sunday night
but the lad and his father. who
were at police headquarters We'd
nesday morning, refused 70 place
any charge against RaymOns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Warren Of
South Bend have returned after a
vacation spent at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Cone
Their little daughter remained until
Tuesday when Miss Esther Cone
went to South Bend with her
Mrs. Fred Reynolds and two chill
dren have returned after a few days
visit with relatives at Kendallville,
Ind.
Miss Mary Rathburn. who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Tallerday at South Bend has return
ed. Miss Donna Tallerday, accom-
panied her home and is a guest at
the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A J. Tallerday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clapp of
South Bend have been spending a
week at Diamond lake.
Miss Wana Miller returned today
from Kalamazoo where she has
been visiting Miss Marian Glezen
/ and Miss Lura Hacker, who attends
/ the normal there.
Miss Thelma Miller. Winnie Hack
err Dorothy Wilson and Alene Eller
with Miss Gladys Pipher as chap
! eron. are spending the week az
| Kamp Kozy. Diamond lake.
Mrs. Reed J., Parker and little
! daughter Of Chicago are visitors at
the Woolverton cottage at Sandy
| Beach Diamond lake.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Guy Ely and two
children. and l. {. Ely motored TO
/ Berrien Centre, Mich. where they
spent the week end at the home OF
Mrs. Ebys grandfather Patrick
| O'Brien
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Phillips have
returned from a weeks outing al
their cottage at Dewey lake.
Mr. and Mrs. F. f Rinehart and
son. Richard. OF Hammond, Ind
are visiting their parents. Mr. ano
Mrs. Frank Rinehart and Mr.. and
Mrs. P. F. stettiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Unger and
three daughters, Misses Frances
Sophia and Alice OF Toledo, o., are
spending the sumner az their cot
tage at Diamond lake.
Mrs. Donald Whitehead and little
daughter Of Nappanee, Ind VINO
have been visiting at the home Of
II her brother-in-law and sister. MI
and Mrs. Jasper Van Sickle, have
gone 10 South Bend for visit VIII
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Staples o'
South Bend have returned after The
week end spent at the HAYES cottage
al park Shore. Diamond lake.
Miss Lois Atkinson, who has beer
visiting Miss Grace Goodman
south Bend has returned.
Mr.. and MIS-. Marshal I. Howel
have gone 10 Lake Wawasee for
Two weeks outing
Mr. and Mrs NJ. J. Shepard an'
family Of Dowagiac have returned
after the week end spent with hi
, parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James VI
sheppard.
/ Mrs. Robert J. Anderson spen
Tuesday in South Bend
Mrs. Mary Madry Of CRAM
D RAPIDS has been spending the pas
two weeks at her old home here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
by County Clerk Robert J. Ander-
son 10 Cloise J. Thomas, 10. and Miss
Mary o. Wallace, p. both Of Lees
burg. Ind. TO Ross j Martin, q. and
Miss Leona S. Ffckenscher. % both
of South Bend: to Joseph King. p,
OF Buchanan, and Miss Belle Good
rich Williams 80, of Daley; to
John Y. Riley. "a Of West Newton.
Mass. and Miss Genevieve White. %,
Of Howard township. Cass county;
to Milan Warren Carman, 25 and
Miss Arlone Love Nash. both of
Dowagiac.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
9TH INDIANA REGIMENT
TO MEET SEPT. 5-6

Mai. James r. Brady and A. G..
Manning of EIkhart. have decided
TO hold the annual reunion Of the
ninth Indiana infantry OF the Civil
war in Mishawaka Sept. and g..
This regiment was known through
out the war as the bloody ninth. q"
Mai. Brady is the last officer of the
regiment He served three years
and three months. Three mem
bers Of the ninth live in Mashawa-
ka: they are Mr. Marx, James
Marsh and William Bonney; two in
South Bend, Z. c. Chaplin and
Judge Anderson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
AT THE LINCOLN.

Moral Courage" a WOrld-picture
Brady made will be presented at the
Lincoln theater tonight, featuring
MurieI Ostriche and Arthur Ashley
in the principal roles. This love
story develops in an unexpected
manner and the whole picture makes
one of the most pleasing entertain
ments ever filmed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
TEMPLE TO-DAY.

Pearl White will appear i'm cpl
sode No. OF The Fatal Ring" at
the Temple theater tonight. Molly
King will appear in the 14th chap
ter of THE Mystery cf the Double
Cross" In addition TO this a two
part keystone comedy will be
shown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
BIRTHS.

Twin boys were born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Dunning, 419 w Broad
way. yesterday.
A baby daughter was born 70 Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Swinehart, 500 Locust
st, Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
PAINTING ALARM BOXES.

Carl w. Wilke has been awarded
the contract by the city for painting
the fire and police alarm boxes, fire
hydrants and drinking fountains in
the city. The work was started by
a force Of men Wednesday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
CASSOPOLIS, MICH.
SENTENCED TO JAIL.

Miles Phillips of DOwagiac was
sentenced to 10 days in the county
Jail when arraigned on a charge of
defrauding a restaurant keeper Of a
board bill of S14.5O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
81. 29s-g4ss-PhiIip ]. Krons.

No. 2os-243s-Philip ]. Krone
witter
No. 2O7-2s5O-Steve Bezerechy
No. 2OS-3073-Gunn1rd Sanders
No. 209-675-Raymon Hum
berger
No. 210-3O15-Geo. A. Prytz
10. 2I1-2132-R A. Wineger
No. 12-1769-Fred r. Nunmey
No. 213-t294-Howard T. Muir
ply
No. Walter White
No. 215-1647-Harry Weisberger
No. 216-255S-Wm. II. Brown
No. 2t7-1354-John Thornton
No. 21S-1sO6-Arthur l. COpen-
haven
No. 19-2O17-Rudolf Lovschtet
No. 220-2397-Louis B. Candy
No. 22I-343-Clarence N Slower
No. 222-20Os-John Keglovick
No. 223-2414-Elmer O.. Hicks
No. 224-1613-Brady Singleton
No 225-21O0-True G. Swope
No. 226-9S2-Richard D. Dugdale
No. 27-2467-Nerne f. Parker
No. 22S-726-Walter Michaels
No. 229-15-Abraham Berman
No. 230-9O5-Clement r. Sark
No. 231-933-Chas. L. Wiseman
No. 232-3009-B a. 1grin
No. 233-2331-Wm. P. Alexander
No. 234-1531-Jerome J. Megan
No. 35-2S61-Andrew Barayne
No. 236-3079-Wm. Takach
No. 37-2915-Anton Horvath
No. 23S-22O9-Ernest Gollnick
No. 239-12SS-Peter r. Martin
No. 240-452-Carl L. Hibberd
No. 241-355-Richard Stewart
No. 242-1S43-D Van Ripper
No. 243-53O-Carl Schwarz
No. -SO9-Charles Beyrer
No. 245-2579-Claude Grippe
No. 246-1114-Bert Small
/ No. 247-2S26-Carl Takas
No. 24S-26O7-Asher L. Forsyth
No. 249-2473-Charles J. Roose
No. 250-1470-James E. Gilroy
No. 251-645-Herman Greening
No. 252-2135-Carma j Williams
No 253-2622-Fred Van Gundy
No. 254-21S-Harry y. Eason
No. 265-1334-Evert Stewart
No. 7-3OS4-John Takacs
5S-55O-Charles r. Toney
! No. 259-3123-Chester Hawk
/ No. 26O-1611-Glen +. Slick
No. 261-574-Arthur A Wolf
No. 262-277S-Ralph w. Smith
No 263-31-Tom Bradmas
No. 264-1432-Oreal A. De Graf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
PROMINENT YOUNG
COUPLE MARRIED
Ralph w. Smith and Miss
VeSta Upper Plight
TTOth.

One or the most prominent uup-
tial events Of the season took place
az the First Presbyterian church
last evening at o'clock. when
Ralph Walter smith and Miss Vesta
Elmira Topper were married by the
Rev. DR.. j. 4. Burnett The cere-
moEy was performed in the pres
ence OF a large number OF relatives
and friends. The interior OF the
church was prettily decorated with
flowers. ferns and plants The Loh-
engrin wedding march was played
by Miss Mary Doolittle and Prof.
Ingersoll Of south Bend. Madam
Wegener Of tho Bush Temple Con-
servatory Of Music, Chicago, con-
tributed "Entreat Me Not 70 Leave
Thee" by Gounod
The Brides Costume.
The bride was attired in a pref
IS gown Of embroidered net over
flesh colored chiffon, with pearl and
head trimmings. and court train OF
satin. she wore a full length bridal
veil caught with lilies Of the val
ley, and carried a shower bouquet
OF roses and valley lilies Her trav-
cling suit was OF light gray gabar
dine Mrs. Lorene Kenyon, first
bridesmaid. wore a dress Of gold
tulle and carried sunburst roses.
Hiss Katherine Schaeffer Of Ger
mantown, o.. also attended the
bride and was attired I'm green tulle
over gold. and carried pink roses.
Sfiss Helen Upper, sister Of the
bride, was the maid Of honor and
wore "a pretty gown OF pink tulle.
She carried pink roses. Little Miss
Charlotte Ludwig was flower girl
and was dressed in white net and
carried a basket of roses. chrysan-
themums and maidenhair ferns.
r. J. w. Fink acted as the best man.
Joseph de Lcrenzi, jr.. J. Fred
Bingham and George Service were
attendants 10 the groom, and
Charles Bingham and Charles
Bramwell. ushers.
Wedding Reception
Following the wedding, a recep-
ton was given at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Upper. 333 Edgewater dr., TO so
guests. Among those present We're
Madame Wegener. Chicago: Miss
Mary Rohrer. Germantown, O.; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Moon. Niles.
Mich. Miss Margaret MacDermOnt
Cincinnati, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Herald
Gould. Riverside. Ill: Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Bante of Goshen.
Both the bride and groom are
prominent young people OF NIisha-
waka The bride is a graduate Of
the Mishawaka high school, Of the
Western college at oxford. O., and
has taught at the Battell school.
She is member OF the Tri Kappa
sorority and OF the Mishawaka
Woman's club. The groom is man
ager of the Four-In-One Ladder CO.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith have left on
their honeymoon which will be a
lake trip and will include Muskoka
regions. Canada. After oct
the newly married couple VIII re-
side at the eroom's home. HOlyrood
pl.. 221 L. Third st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01

BARRIERS Of Misnawaka, on and
after this date hereby agree to close
their places of business each Thurs
day at / o'clock p. IN. and remain
closed until Friday morning OF each
week until "a. IN. shops to remain
open Friday evening until S o'clock
OF each week. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
Division called to appear Monday

Division called 10 appear Monday.
Aug 6:
No. 1-25S-Walter Z. Heye
No. 2-2522-Lee ora Walters
No. S-45S-Lucian Perry Holland
No. 4-1436-T. z. Donahue
No. 5-2624-Ira Ebert Gift
No. 6--S54-Harry Hennigar
No. 7-1s94-Jasper Newton Bush
No. S-1S7S-Jacob w. Bennett
No. s-1O95-Edward w. Roessler
No. 1O-2O22-Merrill r. Liven-
good
No. 11-1455-Erasmo Fiorentino
No. 12-7S3-Roscoe Van Diem
No. 13-1S13-Walter NJ. Rose
No. 14-27S7-John Walker Smell
No. 15-1S5S-J. ROLAND Witwer
No. 16-23S9-Stepan Gradeski
No 17-1752-John L. Johnson
No. 1S-2494-Earl J. Scanlon
No. 9-30S2-Joseph r. 10th
No. 20-i117 Richard Savaria
No. 2I-1572-Herbert ". Poehl-
man
! No. 22-2762-Howard E. Smith
No. 23-174S-Earl Jones
No. 24-2195-Robert Z. Eby
No. Emanuel L. Ecker
ley
No. 26-2O36-Byron A. Mayo
No. 7-337-Charles E. Ruhl-
mann
No. Walter S. JaskoviaB
No. -275-Earl A Jenning
No. 3O-5O9-John G. Pallesen
No. Clarence Cleghorn
No. 32-564-Charles F. Vail
No. Kenneth Ray Der.
key
No. 34-945-Giuseppe Averse
No. 5-1913-Andrew Crept
No 36-5s6-Charles D. Butter
baugh
! No. 37-3067-Odom Szlanicaka
No. 3S-262O-winiam o. Geyer
No. 3s-2936-Winiam W. Koleck
No. 4O-1267-TheOdore Koehler
No. 41-214s-Lowell NJ Zentz
No. 42-536-Ray c. Sutton
No. 43-14s5-Otto c. Hinsberge
No. 44-2453-George S. Martin
No. 45-54S-John c. Sebring
No. 46-126-CharIes PARROT
No. 47-SO70-Paul szabo
No. 4s-167s-Rarry E. Buck
No. 4s-1237-Charles E. Hunt
No. 5O-7S4-Harold c. wolcott
No. 51-1732-LeRoy Hoover
No. 52-755-Chester II. Ream
No. 53-107-Owen l. McNinch
No. 54-1546-Joseph Machalow
ski
No. 55-15G2-Vincent L. O'Cor
aor
No. 56-2099-Lovell Shipman
No. 7-1S6S-Henry White
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
nnNSu.S REMOVED

Miss Ella Richardson of Elkhart
had her tonsils removed at st. Jo-
seph hospital Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01
NOTIFIED TO APPEAR
FOR EXAMINATION BY
EXEMPTION BOARDS


Division No. >, called for Tuesday:
No. 163-4s-C. VI. Custer
No 164-1J2O-Adolph WAX
30 165-3232-Frank wesolowski
No. 166-1651-Wm. W Fletcher
40. 167-1O99-John y. Pohlman.
jr.
No. 16s-1955-Jesse L. Smith
No. 169-32OS-W ojciech Gadaw-
ski
No. 17O-2441-Leow ". Putt
No. 171-2749-Jan Trytko
No. -262S-Ladislaus II. Krzy-
zaniak
No. 173-1sss-Clarence f. wag-
ner
No. Boleslaw W. Ma
pieralski
No. -2O66-Dorsey NJ. Shaw
No. 176-1441-Mike Ola
No. 177-117-Chas. Zoltan Odor.
no. -233O-Antoni Zbrzny
No 9-602-Leonard Richard
son
No, 1S0-2675-Jozef Oliszewski
No. iS1-39O-Corniel Maloley
No. 2-223S-Stanley II. Tobol-
ski
40. 193-299O-Cyriel DeVreese
No. 1S4-3293-Alex Komkowsk
No. 1S5-75-Otto Hartz
No. 1S6-31S9-Bert Marciniak
No. 1S7-1S1S-John A. Toggweil-
No. 1SS-772-John Kilinski
No. lS9-1456-Ben Deyerling
40. 19O-2939-Frank Bucher
40. 191-721-Jozef Zakrzewski
No. 92-3064-Jozef MyszkOwski
No. 193-1419-Nelson B. Beck
No. 194-239O-Steve Vanslager
No. 195-7S6-Roscoe Reinebold
No. 196-1549-J., d. Emmons
No. 197-1476-Mike Polovina
No. 19S-3272-Jan Borkowski
No. 199-2SO-John Aftowski
No. -Stanislaus Borzen-
ski
No. 2322-Joe Mackowiak
No. 2O2-1292-Joseph Smith
No. OS-273O-Stanley Turzew-
ski
NO. -VA-t s-At I1llEll A. T una
No. 2O5-9S3-Clem X. Kuehne
No. 2O6-757-Alfred L. Greig
No. 2O7-966-Frank Sobiech
No. 2OS-3251-Peter Phoege
No. O9-S6s-Arthur Johnson
No. Czeslaw Luczynski
No. 211-2456-Dimitry Zaboy
No. 212-3S2-Joseph Kill
mo. -209O-Herman W. RO-
senbaum
No. 214-379-PTank J. Hepler
No. 215-156O-Manson Coins
No. 216-542-Louis Horwath
No. 217-2107-Clyde A. COOns
No. 21S-3212-Alex Dubicki
No .219-194-Luigi De Liguori
No. 220-874-Ben Falda
No. 221-552-Joe Goepfrich
No. 222-2665-Julius 10th
No. 223-3152-John Strozewsk
No. 24-2595-Ludwik Buda
No. 225-12O0-Harry Buisse
No. 226-2124-Henry A. Taylor
No. Nicholas p. Baum
gartner
No. SS7-Joseph whiting
No. George Banaszak
No. 23O-29S-Walter B. Niedbal-
ski
No. 2G1-327S-Wladyslaw Woz-
MAX
No. 232-3176-John Tasbik
No. 233-243S-Fr SObiek
No. 234-2S5O-Louis Deke
40. 235-3O73-JOhn Niespodziany
No. 236-675-St Stanley Pierzynski
40. 37-3O15-Achiel De VOlder
No. 23S-2132-Lester n. Ander-
son
No. 2S9-1769-Van Ralph Burke
No. 24O-1294-Franci B. Grindle
No. 241-114S-Fran Z. BarthOl-
Omew
No. 42-1647-Frank L. Cham
beTs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01

Don't say you saw it in the
newspaper. say NewS-TimeS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01

FOR Rents rooms and bath at
2O3 W. Sixth St, $500. Central
Realty Co. 236 s. Mich. St II. P.
Sill. a. c. Noight Mgr. B. p. 432.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-01

WANTED-At once. two good
house-to-house women solicitors;
straight salary paid 70 efficient ones.
Apply Michawaka Dairy Company,
545 w Third ST.