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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09
!: Gard to i.aIiwnS County.

Editor Tho Advertisers:
II is a doploraNlc fact ,hat the pco-
Vie Of Iaurcna County arc MOI suh-
a"rihiae to The iour;h Libcrjy Loan
,i,h The enthusiasm one should cX-
poet IN fact, unless our people re-
5pond to tho limit Of their means we
aha" stand dis@raccd in The eyes OF
the world.
have two sons in lhc service. and
would feel unworthy of them did !
'@t at this time put everything have
IN tlsc altar Of my country Men Of
La1rens County, how can y0u face
your boy when he returns to his home
battle-scarrcd. and having suffered
and sacrificed for you when your con
science will tell you that you were a
Stacker?
believe that every parent who has
a son in the service feels as | do
would be ashamed Of myself if | did
not do what my country expects me
TO do, and | have no respect for a
man who viii withhold his money
when il is needed by his country, and
whom our boys arc fighting and dy-
ing glOriously that we may be free.
$3.50 10000 is a large sum Of money,
but if the people Of Laurcns County
be subscribed without serious sacri-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09

See our line Of Bed Room Furniture
in oak, mahogany, walnut and ivory.
s. M. e. 70. III. WILKES & co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09
Plies Cured in 6 - II Davs

DTrffi"ts rcfund moncy Il PhZO OiNiMGNr failr
o. Cl-" itchnl lH.ni E'cCGian or FrOtTrt,0r ptca
'A5,iGtIy relieves i-"H,&5 pi'Hs, nnd >on can act
"oS'lCl 5lccp i..cr $50 FIRST Up2ic.,.uI Free G,r
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09

simmons Stool Beds in a varicNy Of
STYLES and al finishes.
S. NJ. & H. II. VILLAGES < CO
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09

About as good definition OF a
Iibcrty Bond as we have heard was
given by an old negro up in Youngs
Township last Spring "As under
stand It," he said, "I loans the govern
ment hundred dollars. The govern
ment pays me interest on my money
every year and after while pays me
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09

back the whole thing. If gets hard
up sometimes | can carry my bon5
the bank and borrow money on it just
'iln could if | had horse or a COW
TO borrow on" he said if that was
all the hoip thc government wanted,
Hc would do his part. and he did.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

namycA HsTb1srsy 4 nAei&HANHs
nyhEiscyeh ma kieszsnis aatwcv4sr
aysh. ME 10. DZIENNIK CHICAGO
SKI m svysh sspxltach. b. sawssa
pracujs ala dobrs luda oszukaneHs
,,ftre sales" stsaowese ~ DzInNNI-
XU CHIoAGoeKIN s~g,aAaas ~
- nssA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Obecnie prawie we wszvstkich

Obecnie prawie we wszystkich
Stanach Uni, ochronne prawa i
agentury dozoruja z~alozenia i u
trzymania ochrony w przemysle.
Dodatkowe agencye, Rada Naro-
dowego Bezpieczehstwa i wiele
innych technicznych ~towarzystw
dopelniaja reszty. Polityka Urze-
du Robotniczych Warunkow po-
lcga ma unikaniu duplikowania
piracy W tym kierunku, a dzia}a--
riu jake wsp6irzedna agencya l.
agencyami juz 'bioracymi udzlas
W narodowej Rampant ola jedno-
stajnosci wzoru bezpieczehstwa,
praktyki i wyposazenia.
Biuro wzorow wsp6idziaia w
fcrmowaniu ochronnych praw, a
Rada Narodowego Bezpieczeh-
silva naznaczyia komitet Z pie
cru. ktorego zadaniem jest da--
wac rady i wskaz6wki. Prawa,
ktore beda obowiazywac Dywi--
Eye Inzynieryi Bezpieczenstwa
beda rezultatem praktyki, narad
z technicznemi organizacyami i
konferencya Z pracodawcami i
robotnikami, a to w celu porobie-
MIA koniecznych praktycznych
zmian.
Urzad Robotniczych Warun-
kow ma szczere checi w~sPo}pra--
cowania re wszystkiemi agencya-
mi i organizacyami pracujacemi
posrednio lub bezposrednio Z ro-
botniczymi warunkami W celu, "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
Cd KOmitetu PubIiCzn0j
|nformacyi Waszyogto-
ME zWydzisIu PO|skiego.
6 West 48th Str. New York
n. Y.
Szkoly cwiczebne ola rcbotnikoW
fabrycznych.

Washington, D. c. OSm no
wych cwiczebnych Department
tow zostalo zalozonych przez
przemyslowe zaklady W ciagu ty-
godnia. ktory sic skohczyf 23go
listopada, br., jak g}osi rapport
Cwiczebnej Study Department
tn Piracy. Zostaly one nastepuja-
co rozmieszczone: try w dystryk
Gle Connecticut. diva w dystryk-
tach Ohio i Indiana, diva w dys-
trykcie Chicago i jeden W dys--
trykcie P6lnocnego Ohio.
Og6lem okolo % nowych CIVIL
czebnych departamentow zostaio
zalozonych przez ten wydzial cd
czasu zapoczatkowania Rampant,
ii. w przeciagu trzech tysodni.
Ten rekord jest uwazany przez
dyrektora Charles T. Claytona
iako dowod, re plan cWiczebnych
szk6l ola przygotowania fabry-
kom bieglych robotnik6w moze
sic w p~rzyszfoSci gruntownie. IL
trwalic w amerykahskiem pre-
mysle, tax w czasie pokoju jak i
podczas wojny.
Ucz sic jezyka an~gielskiego.
Washington, D. c. Wy
dial Naturalizacyjny Stanow
Zjedn. zabiera sic energicznie do
ksztalcenia kandydatow ma oby-
wateli tego kraju.
Wieksze zrozumienie Swego "a
DANA, osiagniete przez rome wy
padki obecnej wojny, cechuje
plany jake biuro to ufozylo ma
przyszly rok piracy.
w porozumieniu re sedz;ami j
przeiozonymi szko} publicznych,
tWydzial Naturalizacyjny zakla--
ia klasy obywatelstwa w kazdem
mie5cie. Wyklady ma cechowac
TAXA przystepnosc, re kazdy kan
dydat nietylko chetnie ale cara
zem z przyjemnoscia bedzie ma
ME ~uczeszcza}.
Kazdx Polak, ktory zamierza
pozostac W Ameryce powinier
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
I Urzedu PraSOW0-
lnfOrmaCyjnGgO Wy,
dziaEu Mar. Pol,
(Wrazenia sPecyalnie dla pism
polskch skreslil Ks. StanisIaw
Iciek, Kapelan Wojsk Polskich.)

20 zaiatwieuAu wszystkich for
ma,nosci z Wydzialem Narodo--
wynn wybraiem sic do obozu W
Niagara. Nastepnego dnia przy--
bylcm do Niagara a stamtad au-
tomc51em vale do obozu, DO do
wicdziaiem sic, re maja nasi wy
iczdzac do Francyi wiec ME
chcjalem jak to m6wia .zmyso--
wac boatu'', lecz pojechaG ma te
wojne. Oni pojechali. a mnie ka-
zali siedzie6 i czeka6.
Wrazenia zycia obozowego
byIy bardzo dobre. Widzialem
chlopak6w w kompaniach masze-
rujacych i Spiewajacych polskie
piosenki, wiara nasza zdrowa !
ochocza w roznobarwnych num-
durach wcale sic }adnie Przedsta-
wia}a. Pc regestracyi lekarz pa
kowa} mi do geby try razy ma
dzien termometr ME wiedzac c
tel mojej ,,cnocie", re tylko wten-
czas nam goraczke, gdy sic mu-
see z kim kfocic, a w obozie tego
ME byto potrzeba. Wyzerka W o
bozie dobra byla, porzadny roast
beef, brukiew, kartofle, a re chic
pacy SIC wylatali i wyskakiwa'
Ii, wiec tez kazdy spucowal por,
eve ME maSa.
Jeszcze wtenczas spano w ma
miotach, wiec w nocy ME bylo m
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

re goraco, DO najprz6d pozyczy-
lem cd KS. Rosmusa, ktory spal
W tym samym namiocie, szala -
potem wciagnalem W nocy swea-
ter, nastepnie patio, a ma drugi
dzien jeszcze dostalem Tina dere.
Ia pare dni komendant obozu
zawoiai mic i kazal mi jechac do
Komisyi Wojskowej, ably bye pc
wynn, re mole papiery beda W
porzadku, tax abym z nastepnym
,,draftem' mogi ~wyjecha6. Me
potrzebowai mi tego movie diva
razy: tax wyrywaiem jakby sic
"a nina paliio i nastepnego
dnia juz byfem w Nowym Yor-
ku. Pc zaIatwieniu formalnoSci,
postanowiiem nieco zwiedzic te
najwieksza wies w Ameryce no i
przypadkiem ~spotka4em znajo--
mego zyda, ktory sic d~owiedzial
c mel misyi do Francyi, a szcze-
golnie gdy mu powiedziaiem, re
many z zydami trudnosci, i re O.
nj nam tu'w Ameryce p~rzeszka--
dzaja i mas w pismaoh amerykan-
skich o~czerniaja, dopomogi mi do
zobaczenia sic z wielu wpiywowy
mi zydami. Oni swoje - ia swo-
je! oni powiadaja, re my ich tam
W Polsce przeSladujemy z powo-
du bojkotu-(uderz zyda w kie-
szen to on ,,zaraz umrzec re stra-
chu"). Powiedzialem i'm. re jak
oni nam teraz beda przeciwni, IA
co widzialem az nadto jasne do
wody, to i ich moze cos gorszego
spotkac i W Polsce i gdzie in
dziej.
Widzialem sic mp. z Jakobem
Schiffem. Rosenem. Marshalem
Rozalskim i moge was Szan. Ro-
dacy zapewni6, re zydzi So Ola
mas TAX twardzi, jak skal i re W
dodatku wywieraja straszne wply
WV w Ameryce. Spodziewam sic,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

rostaraC sic o papierv obyWateE-
skie - a w kazdym razie uczyc
sic jezyka angielskiego, ably mu
bylo lepicj zyt W tym kraju a.
by wyzyskiwaczom bylo trudniej
60 wyzyskat i ably mogl dostac
lcpsza prace i lepsza place.
Bierzmy przykiad cl1otby I zy-
dow.
Podreczniki ola klas obywa-
telstwa.
Washington. D. CIV pre-,
cragu nastepnych kilka tygodnl
Hiuro Naturalizacyjne Departa--
mentu Piracy ma nadzieje .wyrow-
nae stracony czas Z Powodu wy
buchu hiszpahskiej influenzy, kto
ra zatrzymala Gala robote w
dwoch kierunkach: przez zatrzy-
mamie rozpoczecia wyl}ad0w ola
deklarant0w ma obywateli. ktore
W niektorych miejscach zostaly
rozpoczete i przez zatamowanie
drukowania podrecznik6w, a to
Z powodu zaslabniec w Rzadowej
Drukarni.
Zapas podrecznik6w jest obec-
ME bardzo maly W stQSunku do
zapotrzebowania, wiec drukowa-
rie ich zostalo znacznie przyspie-
szone. Brak robotnikow w dru--
karniach Z powodu chorob uszczu
plifo produkcye talk, re niektore
szko}y ME beda W moznosci O.
trzymac nowego zapasu jeszcze
przez kilka tygodni.
o zmniejszenie wypadkow
W przemysle.
Washington, D. C.. - Jako Cd
dzia} Urzedu Robotniczych Wa
DEPARTMENT. Piracy, by
wizya Inzynieryi Bezpieczehstwa
bedzie odgrywat znaczna role W
przystosowaniu warrlnk6w powo-
jennych w ochronie robotnikow
PREY piracy.
Poniewaz wypadki PREY piracy
w bardzo znacznej mierze WYNN
kaja Z braku zastosowania srod-
h6w zap~obiegawczych przez ia
brykant6w, legislature, stanowia-
ca o wynadgrodzeniu uszkodzo--
nego robotnika stara sic Emusic
pracodawce do uczynienia warun
kow piracy bezpieczniejszemi
przcz ,natozenie takich sum jake
odszkodowanie w razie wypad--
ku, re bystry przemyslowiec obi,
~czajac przychodzi do przekona-
MIA. re daleko taniej wychodzl
TAX urzadzic fabryke, ably bylo lak
najmniej wypadk6m ,anizeli p1a--
cic odszkodowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
UWAGA!

Kto jeszcze ME otrzymal O.
.piatkow z Kantowa, prosze sig
.po takowc zgiosic do p. Francisz'
.ka Nowickiego, ~organisty pnr.
1888 w. Chicago ave.
zycze. wszystkim wesoiych
SWAT, Bozego Narodzenia i
Szczesliwego Nowego Roku.
FRANCISZEK NOWICKI,
organista z par. sw. Jana Kantego.
"a
Ogl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

powinien mice jak najwieksze
~zaufanie.
Gdy rozeszla sic pogioska W
n. Y, re Niemcy juz nskwito,
wali'' entuzyazm byl ME do OPT,
SANTA. Zamiesza}em sic do Gale.
gromady marynarzy i poprowa-'
dziiem ich ma plac PREY Plaza Ho'
telu gdzie w pare minut zebra:
sic kilkotysieczny tfum, do kto-
rego z balustrady przemawia}em
Wiara krzyczala Three cheer:
for Poland"
Nastepnego dnia bylem w obo'
zie koncentracyjnym ably "a pa,
re godzin ~wyruszyc do Francyi z
400 naszych zuchow. Odprowa'
dzono mas PREY hucznych ,,hur,
rah" i muzyce w~ojskowej kapeli
do kolei, a gdy kapela urznela
,,Jeszcze Polska ME zginela" ru-
szylismy do Francyi.
w drodze rozdano nam pre-,
kaske' Cham sandwiches a tc
troche byfy wiekszego rozmiaru
przekaski jak W hotelach - diva
DUE kawaly chleba 12x24 cali
Gale gruboSci z Porzadnym ka,
wafkiem szynki: do tego byly ia,
bfka.
w Syracuse, n. Y. pane Anne
rykanskiego Krzyza spotkaly mas
a rwaczej czekaly ma nasz pociag :
ciepfa kawa. Byly Gale dwie ko.
newki! Co "a kawa! Nigdy ia
kiej dobrej kawy ME piiem. Byly
Gale dwie konewki! ?dzcu. Pdty,
take ~przekaski w papierki "a
wiiane, ~papierosy, zapa%ki, poca
towki ola oficerow ,.keki" i tor.
ty z napisem To hell with the
Kaiser. Mic tez dziwnego. re ma.
sza Wiara WrzesczcZala tax, re DC
calem mieScie byfo s}ychac ,.hur,
rah" i ,,wio do Nowego Yorku'
Pociqgi peine Spiewu. muzyki
gwaru a szczeg6lnie dymu. Byte
z nami dwoch bardzo przystoj--
nych oficer6w kanadyjskich.
Ma okret wsicdliSmy o godzi,
ME 1Otej w sobote dnia 9go listo'
pada a wyruszyliSmy w niedziele
O 1Otej. Ma dole spotka} mas clio
rex Komisyi Wojskowej: PREY
wieziono pare pudei pohczoch
sweatrow, ktore oficerzy ma okre-
Gle rozdali chlopakom.
Najpopularnieiszym miejscem
ola naszych z~olnierzy to byIa kan
tyna. Nigdy spragniony ielei TAX
sic ME spieszy do zrod}a zimne.
woody - jak nasi do kieliszka a W
szczeg6lnosci 20 diugim poScie o,
bozowym. Pomimo tego porza-.
dek i karnosc byly bardzo dobre
Komendantem expedycyi jest 20,
rucznik Henryk Sieradzki. Jed.
nego tylko dnia bylo dazo ia.
szvch chorych ma morskq choro'
be. w druga niedziele m;eliSmy
nabozenstwo i kazanie podcza'
tygodnia y. NJ. c. A., ktorej tc
Iinstytucyi prscownik6w jechaio
lake 4Otu: zabawiali oni naszycl
wojak6v; Spiewem i muzyka. v
niedziele mielismy koncert v
kt6rym i nasi brazil udzia} J;
zaS palnaiem i'm mowke o Polsce
Bardzo dobra byia, choc to san
movie, DO po skohczonym pro-
gramie jeden obywatel przynios
mi ma tytoh $4,000 a jeszcze nj
gdy w mem zyciu kapianskien
Mkt mi ME przyniosl pc kazanil
sto dolar6w ma iawki: vice veal
ME zatuje, re sic jedzie do Fran
cyl.
Rozmawialem dis Z wysokin
komisarzem francuskim Mons
Tardieu, kt6ry jest z Mani w dro
DE do Paryza i ten u}atwia m
podr6z po kraju. Bede prawdopo
dobnie zwiedza} pola bitwy ra
zem z porucznikiem Perigordem
a jezeli nadarzy sic sposobnoSc
to pojade do Polski.
>. Gag dalszy nastapi.
'uAn,r o. A nn7V
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

by wszystkie IVORY byly ~rezulta-
tenn ostroznego sadu opartego ma
praktyce we wszelkich ~gafeziach
produkcyi.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
HOME GUARDS TO
BE ADDRESSED BY
CANADIAN SOLDIERS

The regimental review Of all the
home guards Of Mishawaka and
South Bend next Friday night. when
five companies OF the latter city and
three from Mishawaka, will parade
the streets headed by the Dodge co.
band, viii attract many local people
20 South Bend. Every mar i'm the
Mishawaka companies will report
at the armory at $50. and a special
street car will leave at Z o'clocH.
This is not a request. but an order
from the county council defence. II
is suggested that employers OF mem
bers should let their men of for the
night in order help make the re-
view a success.
only in the event OF u~nfavorable
weather will the parade be counter
mandeI.
This demonstration will enable the
people Of the county TO see the
strength Of the home guards. The
people Of Mishawaka have a reason
to feel proud of their three compan-
les, inasmuch as they have reached
an unusual degree of efficiency in
the short time they have been organ
lied.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
"THE HOGANS" PLAN
BIG entertainment

A boxing and wrestling enter
tainment will be given at he CEN
fury theater, Monday evening, I'M
der the auspices of The Hogans".
The program to be presented will
be an interesting one. The boxing
viii be staged by Clarence Willard
of Ohio and Chan Moore of Indiana.
Another attraction Will be Ganatos
Bros, strong boys, who viii enter
tain by breaking chains. railroad
spikes ect.
The chief wrestling match will be
put on 10y joey Smith OF Chicago
and sam Tundas of MishawaSa.
This will evidently be a strong feat
Ure, as the two wrestled in Chicago
last Sunday finishing with a draw.
Tundas. the local man has been of
fereJ a large purse by Joe Coney 10
throw Smith. A preliminary match
viii be staged 10y Carl Haney OF
Mishawaka, and young Jordan of
Hartford City. Ind.
The proceeds Of the entertainment
viii 20 TO The Hogans'' to buy
smokes for our Mishawaka boys
now i'm Uncle Sans service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
LOCAL BANKS ARE
AGAIN To FRONT
In Subscriptions to United
States Certificates of
indebtedness.

Mishawaka has again distinguish
ed itself i'm the matter of suoscrro-
ins TO the L.. :. certificates of in
debtedness, or short time notes
which the government has been issu-
ing for the past six weeks and win
continue doing SO for a like period.
According 10 an official report
from the Federal Reserve bank, IN
diana. one of the tates COMPOSING
the seventh district federal reserve,
oversubscribed her quota as follows:
Quota subscriptions
January %. .S4,2SO,O 900 S4,292,50O
February S.. $5,350.0OO S5.651.O0O
February 81. S5.35O.OO0 S9.351. O0C
St. Joseph county subscribed To
these three issues S62S.0 600. or TINS
amount Nishawaka banks subscrib-
ed S135. 900, the First National bank
taking 100000 and the North Side
Trust & savings Co. $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
DEATH TAKES
VI. 6. DAMLEY
Local Manager of Standard
Oil Co. SuCCumbS to
Complications.

w. 5. Dawley, 40 years old, local
manager of the Standard Oil Co.
residing at 1927 w. Second ST., died
at 81. Jcseph's hospital Wednesday
afternoon, after an illness of sew
eral months from complications.
Mr.. Dawley was one of the best
known citizens Of Mishawaka and
YVES also we'll known in South
Bend, having been connected with
the Standard Oil co. for a period
of over % years.
lie was born at Hillsdale, Mich,
Dec. 1, 1865. and came to Misha-
waka from South Bend, six years
ago.
He leaves a wife, TO whom he
was married 26 years ago. Two sons
also survive, Howard S, Misha-
waka, and Clarence S, who IS a
member of the 18th machine gun
battalion, Camp Shelby, who is
home at present. His mother. who
is living at H~illsdale, survives, as
does a brother. Charles, living at
Hillsdale. He also leaves a grand
child.
The funeral Will take place from
the residence az > o'clock Friday
afternoon, Rev. DR.. Burnett Off
ciating. Burial will be in Fair
view cemetery.
MIR. Dawley belonged to a Ma
sonic lodge in South Bend, and was
also a member Of the X. O. T. NJ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
.ENTERTAlNS MOOSE
LADIES AT CARDS

Mrs. William Ray. 40l W. Sixth
ST., pleasantly entertained the ladies
of Nooseheart Lesion at "a card
party al her home Wednesday at-
ternoon. Sixteen ladies We're pres
eut. Mrs. Rudolph Miller. secured
the first favor, Mrs. Mae Matchette,
second: Mrs. sarah Hunter third
and Mrs. George Claussen. conSola-
ton.
A delicious luncheon was served
10y Mrs. Ray.
The legion viii entertain at a card
party I'm the Moose ha' Wednesday,
afternoon. March 27.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL GIVES
ENTERTAINING PROGRAM

a service flag was dedicated 10
William kaufman's class of Meth
odist Memorial church at the enter
tainment given under the auspices
of the intermediate department.
Wednesday evening. The two boys
of this class who are now I'm their
country's service are Carmen Hol-
lister and Louis Monaweck.
The following program was given:
Miss Ethel Albert. piano solo: vocal
quartet, Y. Graves. Charles Part
ridge. James Chase and Morton
AIcDonough; readius, Miss cara
Jean Borst; violin solo, Miss Nina
Thomas; vocal solo. Miss Esth r
Taylor. An illustrated lecture on
North Africa and the Crescent
was also given.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
SCHOOL ALUMNI
HAS NEW IDEA
viii Change Old Method of
Receiving the
Graduates.

The Mishawaka High School
Alumni association. which numbers
among its members some of the
best known and most influential
citizens Of the city. held a meeting
In the school building last night
which was one Of the best attend
ed and most enthusiastic in many
years. 1t had been understood
that matters OF Importance were to
be discussed, and much interest was
taken i'm the proceedings.
It was thought hat the old meth
cd Of receiving the graduates into
The association was somewhat out
OF date, and that a departure from
this means would be welcomed.
The consensus Of opinion was
that a banquet would be a more tit
ting way TO observe the occasion.
Tentative plans, to include an out
side speaker. were discussed and
DO was decided TO defer final action
until next Monday night when the
association viii again meet 70 lay
plans for the coming year.
Some OF the speakers We're OF the
opinion that the alumni should
stand for something for the better
ment of the community-sOmething
nat would give 70 prominence in
the minds Of the people. "A distinc-
tiveness that would rebound to its
credit. In the meantime an effort
VIII be made TO evolve a plan to
cover the ideas rs mentioned.
r. 3. Byrkit. president, occupied
the chair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
BIRTH RECORD.

\ daughter was born o Nr. and
Mrs. Tvo Wharton. +. Mishawaka
av.. at 81. Joseph's maternity hos
pital. Thursday.
Mrs. Rose Honus gave birth To a
daughter. posthumously. at St Jo-
seph's maternity hospital Wednes-
day. Mrs. Honus' husband. Abra-
ham, died a few weeks ago from the
effects of burns received at one Of
the local factories.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
sERGT. GoELLER PROMOTED.

Sergt. Leo Goeller, a MishawaKa
hoy. located at Camp Funston.
Aans., has been appointed to mas
ter signal electrician of the 314td
field signal battalion. Sergt. Goeller
was formerly employed as wire
chief of the Central Union Tele-
phone Co. of this city. He enlisted
in August in the signal corps and
Stree hat date has been satione !
at Camp Funston.
Sergt. Goeller is the son OF Nj.
and Mrs. John Goeller. 2O4 w.
Grove St. and has many friends
here who viii be pleased 10 hear Of
his appointment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
LIGHTNING STRIKES
CITY ELECTRIC PLANT

Lightning struck and practically
destroyed the large smoke stack on
the city electric plant, Thursday
morning about four O'clock. The
damage viii be considerable. but the
amount has not as vet been ascer-
tanned. The stack was cracked rom
the top to the bottom. and in all
probability is beyond repair, and no
doubt will have To he rebuilt. The
damage is fully recovered by insur-
ance.
w. r. Stuobs. night engineer at
the plant, was at work i'm the boiler
room at the time the lightning
struck the stack, and bricks fell all
about him, but luckily ne escaped
injury.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14

Mary Miller was awarded the prize
i'm the advertising contest: Mrs.
Alloys Besinser i'm the drawing con
test: Miss Edith Wilmer was sue
cessful in the article contest and
Mrs. Mead received the awards in
the coin contest.
Mrs. Fletcher was the recipient OF
a number OF pretty gifts. among
which were many piece of cut-glass
and silver.
A delicious two course luncheon
was served by the hostess. Covers
were laid for IA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
COMMUNICATING BRIDE

Mrs. T.. c. Went. Gron apart
ments. entertained at a miscellane-
Gus shower. Wednesday evening.
The affair was complimentary 10
Mrs. Tarquin Hoover Fletcher form
erly Miss Alpha NJ. Balsey.
Musical selections We're cOntribut-
ed by Miss Edith Wilmer and Mrs.
Lester Mead. Contests were one Of
the features of the evening. Miss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
INDIANA TEACHER GETS
BEATING FOR OISL0YALTY

COLUMBUS Ind. March r. -
Nineveh township school No. 9 was
still closed today. r. = Simonton.
teacher. is suffering from a beat
ing administered, IL is said. by Jay
Drybread and his son. because ~
the teachers alleged disloyaIty. and
is unable 10 attend his classes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
ARRIVE SAFE IN FRANCE.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Leyes. 3O4
Z. Eighth St. are in receipt Of a
card announcing the safe arrival OF
their son, Edward W. Leyes. over
Mrs. Clara Barrett. 81 w. Sixth
st Thursday received a care stat.
ing that her son, Edward Barrett
had arrived O. X. i'm France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bauerlein.
632 Lincoln way east. have received
word that their son, Eugene Bauer
lein had arrived safely in France.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
ATTENDING CONVENTION.

+. w. Bum, 212 S. Hill St, is N
Indianapolis to attend a meeting Ct
state oil inspectors. Following the
meeting a banquet will be given
Thursday evening at which Gov.
Goodrich and Will Hayes will be
present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
GENERAL CLUB MEETING.

a general meeting of the Misha-
waka Woman's club viii be held
Saturday afternoon. The meeting
viii be i'm form of a social affair.
Miss simpson. who was scheduled
TO speak, having left Mishawaka.