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Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-19
STACKER DESIRES
CITIZENS PAPERS
East sTa3'ne Van Seeking Naturali a.
ton pares F8ils Co Register
fer Army.
CFrr@ 10 srBsTAyTIA1 rFta0y


Via failed ta reEstsr for zarvise 0
tae ne~ national armv hlf he wanted
to bAeerae eitiEsa of rhz In
States aH5 receive BIS rrofartsa
He was IN circuit court Yesterday
afternoon where he was being exam.
ined for citizen papers HE Is Turk
Fits application showed him to be Oh
draft age
Have SOU a registration csrda" tie
examiner asked He replied 10 the
negative
why not2"
~ do not know. but 7 was 25 years
old Ia 1910" he replied This would
make him 80 years old Buf his ap0l-
cation papers showed him uaGer
How does if happen that You knew
the date Of YOUR blsth when SOU filed
your application but do not know it
now p. ehe examiner asked him Hs
gave an unsatisfactory answer.
Taken Before Beard.
He was taken before the Rock r--
land exemption board where the facts
we're made known and where e0ur5
eff action will be determined Under adj
vices from federal officials The man
gave the name Of George Bueha5Ean
and his residence as 5o1 Eighteenth
avenue, East Moline Papers we're llt
granted him
August Beernaert. 1909 Seventeenth
street. East Moline, was not granite
naturalization papers His petition
was dismissed this morning The aE-
animation disclosed that Beernaert
had served wear % the penilentarF
upon conviction upon the charge of
an assault He is now out an parole.
%afuTa tizattrn cannot be Tea lied until
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-19
PART
IN WAR TAKENlJP
How American Concerns Can Aid
Lard ard sea Transportation Dis
cazsed Atlantic City.
ra0uTSrSE 5FElEERs 0N HtSD


Atlantic rs+- Sew s. d. Sept. 1e-
How American business can help pro
mote the 5s~elopuen q Transporter
tlon on land ard sea rs primary fac
f1- Ira winning the war and the ENnC-
-&rns of commercial organizations 31
war were the chief topics for discus
sion OF to6aEs sessions OF the @aF
convention rf tha chamber Of COM
marcs OF The United states.
Under these two general heads IAe
5t-rrsefrn covered q wide field the
Sneakers including many ri the ua-
ffrnss leaders la business and INDUS
by In addition several group meet
zugs were held during the day 1oE Hae
zr-cfal consideration af fuel conserve
zion. better use of freight cars and
terminal facilities. utilization or motor
trucks and trclLays. cooperation On the
food problem. economies l1 the use or
materials. power and delivery ser
vice. saving on storage space, organ
Ization of government buying re
az fu stn1eut of war conditions Pfese1A
ana anticipated and how r1anrfaclur-
Eza-za better to serve the government
and develop rhai- output
Nations Leaders Speak.
The speakers include Judge Robert
9 Loratt of the war emergency board
RAYMOND 2 Stevens United states
zazDrtug board. s.. g. Bedford pres1-
dent Of the Standard Oil company
Harry A. Wheeler. Chicago Walter
Parker Of the department of com
uara8. Edward A. EiIena of Boston
Walter 6 clifford. director 0E the conn
eli Of national Defense and James a.
NICK 1bgn president cE rle <ar-o72L
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-19
NOTES FROM ARMY
CAMP WHERE BOYS
FROM HERE TRAIN
- Il 20 -

camp Dodge. Ia sept. 19s---1 Dion Ell
Robert z Raymond Of the Three Hun
dred Thirteenth engineers regiment
has arrived st Camp Dodge 70 take
over command Of that organization,
ult3 now under commend ef Itsuten-
eut CeIarel fEc#e1l Da5plte n3s aeavr
mass Fl ro-l r1f1-ei Howell viii
continue tn charge 81 the registrat ion
WORK ~ the receiving station when
The Is aoa rev drafted men begin TO
come a H0ze~rr-H OF next aae
Ccl7ae3 RAYMOND comes from Homo
lulu,
Under supervision Of Lieutenant
Colonel Howell o. the engineers. large
hlIeprints OF Camp Dodge. showing
the permanent location Of regiments
thus far assigned the new street
markings and designations and the To-
cation of headquarters offices have
been prepared and practically ready
for distribution These will give Off
GERS al the camp q definite source
from which to inform themselves re-
gardjug' the location Of many Offices.
regimentaI barracks and other build
inEs now rather hay in the minds OF
many
There is one man in the army at
Camp Dodge who is likely soon to
sever his connection with the mill
rarT forces, through no intentional
fault Of his own, however He is q
drafted man, a member Of haadquar-
rers troop When he registered for
the draft he explained that he didn't
know just how old he was, being an
orphan and his recollection of dates
in his first few years rather dim BUT
---- -I
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-19
SarICE EnR Rms

Sealed bids for furnishing mine-run
coal for the county Jail and county
court house viii be received by the Jail
and jail accounts cpmmiltee up TO Sat
urday. Sept e. at = clock G. m, said
bids TO cover period Of one year from
date Of contract. coal to }3e weighed
ON the Eock Island city scales
fSignedJ EZRA WILCHER
Chairman Eomnitlee.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-19

Edmund Burke has left us In no
possible uncertainty as to what he
deems tha paramount virtue Of the
man of affairs Prudence" he de-
eIarez is not only the 6rst la rank
OF the virtues. political and neral. but
she is as well the director the regu-
Iator. tae standard Of them all"
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-19
MOVING DAY FOR
CAMP DODGE MEN
sew National ArmF Men Change From
Temporary 10 Permanent Quar-
fers at Canfonment.
PREPARATION FoR sEW BUNCH
Supplies for Second Increment Arrlv-
ing But There IS a Marked
Shortage 81 Cots.
speclsI 70 The Argus ,

camp 45ffaEHs 8H[ ~
Dodge is ia the uidst Of a Big shake
today Probably the CON motion #lll /
ran over untfl tomorrow. Things have
49, --,,-a asa4~a=r as zaE4tarz-E +
pFee+st9a "t'+ E-i@---.
The regimeuta- organize alIoEls III .
this cautonment moved The coupany
units picked up taeAE 1a1s ana y aif-e1-
Shunte1 04t gt tae aoE1e OH q N4sA .L-s
new national army l-aA "-9 came ~
the first quotas sought le" ana ~-ia
tine, permanent quarters
Regiments now 3n I1eTest skeleton /
form. beginning today win have me1 /.
far trt4 Fl bv the hundreds Eighteen 4
,foHsand men are 1aa 20 arrive within +
fC,fr 49, From Iowa. Illinois Min
ra.r.+- sr4 s-rr+r fgae1fz negr uater-|
faI far uhfuniry into units Of the great +
arrav viii roue
nsar{+a t1a fnronBlete condition of
~-s-,., ~ tha ranrcrr1enf harraGEs. the 4
a-r4Errt+taz ~g me cazaD have arranged /
a. ne rrooe~ rare. and reception Of I
fhase thousands az soldiers. Regiments .
NV anart4rea fn three barracks and .
q ser 81 oafcers viii be spread out to .
+.La ~ v.--baFfy fvparrv-f3ve big bar
raclla bgfIdfnes each.
Sga4efongza1 l.9rausnfes now oc-u-t
cxfno ono barracks will be d5strib /
Ited over a hair dozen barracks or F.
more. When their fellows come they .
viii fnd q place prepared LoF tA7-l-
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Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-19
soc EAEETREs aae

lecbeSt madras writing PAPER
with matched envelopes. iaiual
and plain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-30
ROSELAND.

The Misses Zaehnle of South Bend
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank UHery Sunday
Cyrus Waldorf has sold his home
and will soon move to South Bend.
Mrs. William Shirk and Agnes
Thompson were the weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Cripe.
Mrs. X. w. Perley was the guest
of Mrs. George White of Niles
Wednesday.
The Home Economics club held
an all-day meeting with Mrs. J. 5.
Bordner Thursday. ARRANGEMENTS
were made for the ladies to enter
tain their husbands at a dinner to
be held at the Ullery school April ,,
at 1880 p. m.
Miss Vivienne Kollar was the
weekend guest Of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byers of South Bend.
The wideawake class held a bust
ress and social session with Miss
AIuriel Jennings Saturday. Refresh
ments were served.
Services will be held sunday even
ing, April 1, at the home of a.
Kingsaefer. Madison Miller leader
Mrs. r. Chalfant was the guest
Of her mother. Mrs. Briggs, on the
Eddy St road Thursday.
Miss Jennie Taylor OF Five Points
was the weekend guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. y. Hummer.
Mrs. w. Stricken, who has been
quite sick. is much better
Mrs. William McCOmb gave a
family dinner at her home last
Thursday.
Mrs. Karl Kingsaefer entertained
few of her friends Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Jeanette Dickerhof Of
south Bend was the guest OF her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dickeg-
hoff, Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-30
BSRRIEN SPRINGS, MICH.

Fred Brown and family are dis
posing of some of their household
goods and will move TO San Fran
cisco.
The Supper club met Monday
evening with Mrs. III. X. Graham.
A pOtluck supper was enjoyed.
Mrs. \. c. sweeting has returned
from a winters visit with her
daughter in Chicago
George Murphy Of Buchanan. is
sepnding the week with Lis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Murphy.
Lyle Cashier &C Marcellus. spent
Sunday with his brother, NJ r.
Cashier.
a fire at the home Of Mrs. Lavina
Newell Monday evening was caused
by the falling of a stove pipe. while
Mrs. Newell was papering. The fire
department promptly responded to
the call and put out the blaze.
Mrs. George NJ. Easement and
children. Lois and Wayne. and Miss
Mayme Echart Of Benton Harbor
are guests of Mrs. NJ. f. Strong.
Mrs. George Miller was a Niles
visitor Monday.
Mrs Sarah Mars of Niles has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Bur-
dette Magill.
George Miller is a business visitor
f, in st. Louis, Mo, this week.
Walter Priddy was a South Bend
visitor Monday.
E. F. Garland has purchased a
rev automobile.
A p. Flickenger. a poultry breed
er Of Laporte, was here the first OF
the week looking over c.. o. Nc
Omber's flock of Black Langshans
and making some purchases.
William Burton has purchased an
automobile.
Mrs. George McComb and daugh-
ters. Alberta and Bernice. were ST.
Joseph visitors Saturday.
The funeral service of Charles
Frederick, the five months old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hansen
was held Sunday afternoon at the
home, Rev. +. b. Carr officiating
Interment at North Royalton.
A w Haskins is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erin Myers have
rented the Levi Farley property in
the Graham addition.
The Misses Bernice Skinner and
Mable Miller were South Bend visit
ors Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-30
NORTH LIBERTY, IND.

Mr.. and Mrs. elem DeCoudres
spent Sunday in Walkerton.
Charles Finch of South Bend
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Finch.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. Kelver of
South Bend spent Sunday as guests
OF relatives and friends.
Mrs. Travis OF Montpelier. O.,
spent Saturday here with friends.
Mrs. Charles Reece spent the
week end with. her parents at Ash
ley. Ind.
Mrs. Frank Mock of Cassopolis.
Mich. is visiting Mrs. LaNina Mock
Willard Helm spent Monday even
ing at Hamlet on business.
ora Kelver and family moved
Tuesday 10 a farm near Lakeville.
r. Newcomer will occupy the resi-
dence vacated by them.
Miss Lura Felger Of South Bend
spent Monday evening with her par
ents.
The AIizpah class OF the NJ. E.
church will meet with Mrs. +. J.
Drennen Thursday afternoon, for
regular meeting.
Mrs. Collins and Mr.. and Mrs.
Houston Of South Bend spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. :. w. Pearse
Mr.. Ball OF Chicago was a Satur-
day evening guest Of S. W. Pearse.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-30
VANDALIA, MICH.

Bert Pullin and family Of Kala-
:he John Seidl home.
Ola Markley and wife are visiting
with their mother, Mrs. Lawson.
They will remain until after Easter
before returning 10 their home in
ElkhaTt.
William Munson and family have
moved on the farm lately purchased
Of Mr.. Grennell.
Mrs. Bert seidl is among the sick
this week
Mrs. Will Brunette entertained
her uncle. James Smith, of Elkhart
over Sunday.
Charles Watson and wife Of Elk
hart spent the week with their sis
tiers east Of the village.
Jane smith was buried at Chain
Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Of Elkhart
We're weekend guests of John
Doane and wife.
Miss Watson. who is blind. fell
down cellar and broke her arm.
Mrs. Allen and grandson, Max
Brown of Dowagiac. were over Sun
day guests at the Jackie Brown
home.
Mrs. Adele Alexander Of CassOp-
oils was an over Sunday guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Oxenfard.
Carl Ratliff made a business trip
TO DOwa giac Monday evening.
Rev. Robert Cannon and wife OF
Chicago attended the marriage OF
their niece. Grace Ratliff, Monday
afternoon.
Bert Vanderhoof and family will
occupy the Smeltzer property south
of town.
Charles Johnston accompanied
his daughter. Florence, to her home
at OwossO. where he will remain
until he regains his health.
Mrs. Eliza Slower returned 10 her
home in South Bend Monday after
a 10-days' visit at the DenisOn
home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-30

daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. V. C. Phil
lips
Miss Burnice Hayden. who attends
college at Lafayette. Ind, has re-
turned after a vacation spent at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. b. Hayden.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. II. Halsey have
gone 10 Jackson 10 visit their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Halsey.
Miss Georgia Dool is spending the
week with friends at Lansing.
Miss Inez Ricket has gone TO
Three Rivers 10 spend the week win
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Orr. Eber
Reynolds and Miss Hazel Reynolds
spent the week end at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. II. Reynolds at Three
Rivers.
Nelson Goodenough Of Toledo has
returned after the weekend spent
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
GOOdenough here.
Miss Ruth Jones, a teacher in the
Otsego. Mich, schools. is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs William Jones here.
Miss Irma Hughes is spending the
vacation period at Ann Arbor, Kala-
mazoo and other points.
Eber Harrington has gone To
Three Rivers 10 spend the week
with a former schoolmate, EbeI
Reynolds.
The Misses Gladys Pipher. Alma
Benedict and Lois Atkinson. who
attend the Kalamazoo normal, are
spending the vacations at their
homes here.
Leo Ferrol Of DOwagiac visited
Mrs. Ferrol and their little daugh
ter at the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. W. Martin over tn.
weekend.
Miss Alma Easton. probate regis
ter. has returned after the week
end spent with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. f w. Easton at Dowagiac.
Mr. and Mrs. Flick Lowitz OF Chi
cago have returned after the week
end spent with friends here.
The Misses Thelma Miller and
Ruth Fisher with Cyrus Atkinson
and Max Morton visited Miss AIDE
line Miller at the Charles Wade
home at Dowagiac Sunday.
Miss Olive Henderson, who at
tends school at Ypsilanti, is spend
ing her vacation at the home of hel
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hen
dersOn here.
Miss Leah Tomlinson of DowagiaC
visited friends over the weekend
here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-30
TERRE CoUPEE, IND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Kollar enter
tanned at a family dinner Sunday in
honor of the birthday of their moth
er, Mrs. James Kolar of south
Bend Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kollar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlem Kollar, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kollar and Miss Alta Kollar, all of
South Bend
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cauffman en-
tertained a number of South Bend
and Mishawaka guests at dinner
Sunday. Covers were laid for 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DePoy are
moving TO the Joseph Burden farm.
Mrs. Jennie EnOs and son. Eli,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Bates.
Mrs. John Zigler and Mrs. Lou
Fox we're guests Of the Anderson
family Tuesday.
John Curry, Mrs. L. Ward, Mrs.
Mabel Keplinger and daughter of
South Bend were guests Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. August Anderson and
family.
The following program will be
given at the high school auditorium
Friday evening at s o'clock, under
the auspices of the Olive Township
Franchise league:
Music, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mil
Ter; music by the women's quartet of
the Thursday club Of South Bend;
prayer. Rev. a. G.. Schafer; music,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller; address. Needs
OF the New Constitution, Hon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-30
CAssoPoLIs, MICH.

oliver Harris. the colored man
q no stole 80 bushels OF wheat from
Henry Gregg. a farmer Of NOlnia
township two weeks ago. was sent
enced 90 fOnia for IA years and a
half OF which he has served as he
was on parole at the time of the
theft Of the wheat County Clerk
Robert J. Anderson took Harris
back 90 the reformatory
Thomas Whitman. ex-chief Of
police OF Benton HarbOr. who is 60
years old. was committed 20 the
state hospital for the insane at Kali
amazoo Monday George Gard
heffner OF Dokagiac has been ad-
judged insane and will be taken 20
the state asylum Wednesday.
John Boyd. a colored man who
was picked up BY Marshall c. W.
Miller in the Broadnax billiard
room Saturday afternoon. was ar
Taigned before Justice Thomas
Monday on a drunk and disorderly
charge. lie vas fined s. and costs
which he paid.
George Randolph and John Will
liams were sent 10 the county jail
from Dowagiac Monday night after
having been sentenced by Justice
George Fields to 10 days in Jail for
being drunk.
County Clerk Anderson has is
sued a number Of marriage licenses
during the past few days, and sew
eral Of the ceremonies were per-
formed at the court house.
Hasson Allie and Miss Mary Free
stone, both p years old of DOwa-
giac. were married by Justice J.
Boyd Thomas at his Office in the
court house. Ernest Gray, % years
old and Miss Lena Griffin. 10 years
old, both OF Volinia township and
Claude Calhoun. SO years old OF
White Pigeon and Bertha Hunt. 40
years old Of Three Rivers. were
united by Rev. a. +. Won Still in
the clerks office. Audley Hardy
% years old Of Dowagiac and Miss
Loretta *. Farrell OF Mobile, Ala
were married at DOwagiac by JUS
tice Leo Donahoe. Thurlow G. Car
ter. 10 years old and Miss Vera
Stage, is years old. both Of Van
dalia. were married in South Bend
by Justice Joseph Wypiszynski and
Howard Eugene Orr. Al years old OF
Three Rivers and Lois Caroline
Reynolds. % years old Of this place
were married at the latter's home
by her father. Justice Eber Rey-
nolds. Licenses were issued 10 Fred
Daehler. % years old Of Chadwick
H.. and Miss Grace Ratliff. 2S
years old Of Vandalia and to Marion
Curtis Washburn, % years old and
Miss Florence Alice Wiser, 20 year.
old. both OF South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justis Leach Of Kali
amazoo have been visiting relative.
and friends here.
Leland Funk, who has a position
at Mishawaka has returned after the
weekend spent with friends here.
AIR. and Mrs. Maurice Hayman oil
Jones have been spending a few
days with their son-in-law and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-30
CoALBUSH, IND.

Floyd and Mable Godshall visited
their brother Glenn Godshall of
Wyatt, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin of
Mishawaka spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Riggs and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Schlarb and
son Robert, were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. John PARCEL
Mrs. George +. Riggs. who has
been i'll for the past six weeks, as
slowly improving.
Andrew Godshall, carrier on
Route No. 1, is laid up with rheum-
atism.
Mary Witt and daughter. sadie,
attended the funeral of William
Kiefer OF Wyatt Thursday.
Mrs. Lee Hahn visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Weigel of Wood
land Tuesday.
Wimple is an old English word
for hood or veil.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-30

Samuel b. Pettengill, South Bend;
music, Thursday club quartet: ad-
dress. Woman and the New Consti-
tuition, Eli Seebirt, attorney at law,
South Bend; collection for civic ed
ucatiOn; reception of new memb ers:
song, America; benediction.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
Observation-Disclosures

George NJ. Cohan's "TIit-the-rrau
Holllday'-"Billy sundayed" its way
through four mirth-provoking acts at
Polls Theater last night. The plot Is
woven around the story Of a greedy
capitalist, who controlled the little town
of Johnsburg because he owned the
brewery.
William P. Carleton as Billy Hoh.
day, a bartender by trade and a tenn
perance lecturer by force Of circun,-
stances. succeeded in bringing to his
audience a vision of the prohibitionists'
future. Florence Rittenhouse, as Edith
Holden, the minister's daughter, mann
curist and typist, aided by Miss Frances
williams, as Mrs. Temple. the Johnsburg
widow, proved that a woman's wits or
rather two women's wits are more than
a match for mere man.
Baernard Thornton as Dean Granger, 10
the spoiled, worthless son of the ricn
brewer. John NJ. Kline, as Rex Granger,
the brewer, admirably fitted his part.
Garry McGarry Is the shoe-shine boy,
and press agent for the movies" Miss
Louise Farnum as Anna, the colored
maid, had very little opportunity to dis-
play her talent.
]. Hammond DAILY, Hardie Mealzn ana
Howard Lang, were up to their usual
standard. Ralph Remley carried the part
of Burr Jayson, the aged owner of .
rundown hotel
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
Cosmos-vaudeviIIe.

The thrilling French detective story,
Arsene Lupin," featuring Earle VIII
liams In the title role Of q photoplay of
mystery and suspense, shares honors
with the headliners of the Cosmos Thea
ter Dill this week. Emily Smiley and
company, in Her Great Chance" a par
aphrase OF THE Easiest Way" Is one of
tho features. and Victor's Musical
Melange, featuring Lillian George, So
prano, with fourteen musicians in a
repertoire OF selections opening with a
tableau presentation of "The Rosa ~"
with organ effect, and closing with the
national airs Of all the allied countries,
scored a hit.
The bill opens with an act Of comedy
Juggling and posing by willIsh and
Anita. Quinn and Laferty offer a dane
Ing number; Lord and Fuller, bits Of
vaudeville, including singing, cycling and
comedy features; Kelly and Calvin, with
"wop act" win roars OF laughter, and
Harris and Lyman in a composite act
OF specialties closing with a boxing
round, share well In the applause. The
Hearst-Pathe News and a Victor Moore
comedy, Rough and Ready Reggie" are
the supplemental flm features.