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The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Twoyear-olds; claiming; purse.
$500; six furlongs: transcription. l0l; 1Snow
Queen. lo4; xLittle Cote, loi; sunduria. los;
Lady Langden, 100; Dione. 100; Marmon. 100.
SECOND RACE-Maiden 2-year-olds allow
ances; purse, 500; FIVE and one-half furlonss
Earnest. lc6; Royal Fsvorite. los; Lowell. lei
Fustin, 100; Bob Baker. The Blue Duke, Link
Strap. Coming Out, Rosagine. Eluerry, liz each
The Six Hundred Corson, lis each.
THIRD r A CE-Three-year-o lds; claiming
purse; 500; six furlon@: Flying Dart. Little
Buss, Clsrissa Great Gull Wienland, Neither
lol each; xAttorney Muir. xGus scheer lo2 each
King Trovste Rusty Boots. lo5 each: Frank
Burk, ITO.
FOURTH RACIAL ages; claiming: purse.
500; five and one-haf furlongs: Lucky Pearl.
So; o. b. Harrel. IS; Phoeneta, 90: JOAN, 100;
whispering Hope, 100; Bulger. lo3; Point to
Point l64; Senator James. 100.
FIFTH ACCOMPLISHMENTS and upwards
claiming: purse. 500: one mile and ffyt yards
Don Thrush. io2; xNephthys, lo4; xThe Duke.
I0a: Prime Mover, lgj; Cxdanza. 1T; Capt
Marchmont. 100: MaIim's Choice. liz
SIXTH RACE-Au ages; claiming; purse $500;
FIVE and onc-hsh furlonss: xRoscoe Goose, %
Lac,uose. 100; Helen Akin. Ioe; Toy Miss 1OI
Tickle Fancy. Mays Beau, lo7 each; Premium.
ICE: Clark A.. lis.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Claming 500; 2-sar-old maid.
ems: six furlongs: Bessie Helmet l0i: Astraea
los; Tcumbolo. lF; Vigilant. l0 Nina Wan, loe
SECOND RACE-Ciaiming; 500; all ages: six
fur.onss: Neg, 100; Edith Bauman, l0l: xAiand
Bacon. lOl: xBlazonry. Io4 Thirty Seven, I6
Key Mar. LOG.
THIRD RACE-Claiming; 500: all ages; five
furlongs: Fife Randall, 81: Mildred Erretta.
100; Little Princess, lO6; Lady LongeTlow. 100
Frank Monroe. l0; Handsel Rose 100; Ruth
Strickland, 100; King X. III; Parlor Boy, liz
FOURTH RACE-Claiming; 500: 3year-olds
and up; enc mile and seventy yards: 1Thirst,
l65: xKilmer. l0s; Mo Manager. I0s; Hope 100;
Dan Bright. 100; Hickory Nut. ITO; Merry
Twinkle, us; Jason, lis; Noureddin, ll3
FIFTH RACE-Claiming; 500; 3year-olds and
up; five and one-haf furlongs: xCamba. 100;
Nettie Walcutt. 100; stelelif. liz: Foxy Grin.
ll2; Dartworth H.
SIXTH RACE-Claiming; 500; 3yezr-olds and
NJ; one mile and seventy yards: xJack Reeves
20; xRirer King. 20; Marsery. loi Capt Hodge
tmr.l. los; HzrwoOd. TO-: Lucille P, los; Pu-
laski, los; Blue Thistle. los; Transportation, H.
1Deno.es hvepound apprentice allowance
claimed. y
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Tetley. to l, even. Q to S
Lucky Lady. to . out; Mclean. 2 to !. Time
Ice IS. No scratches
SECOND RACE-CIeek, 6 to S, to ?, out
Waldmaster. even, l to 2: Tokalon March, te
l. Time. / Is So No scratches.
THIRD RACE-Capital City. to l, to l.
even; Timkins even, l to 2; Zodiac, l to 3
Time, liz. Sordela scratched.
FOURTH RACE-Capt. harchmont. 5 to /, |
to 1. even; Toy Miss to |, even; Fascinating
to ]. No time. Whispering Hope scratched.
FIFTH RACE-wiseman, to l, to s. 4 tc
5; Daddy's Choice. even, to S; Hocnir, to s.
Time / IS Is Amino, Sasin scratched.
SIXTH RACE-Belle Roberts. to 5. l to 5
cut; Sir We!ions l to q out; Rafferty,. out
Time, us. No scratches.
SEVENTH RACE-Perigourdine 2 to l, 4 tc
5. l to s.; Waterford, even, l to 2; View, out,
Time, ] lie rs. No scratches
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
CLUBS ON THE MARKET.
Braves and Red Sox Are Likely to
Have New Owners Next Year.

New York, Dec. 25.-It is almost
certain that the two Boston clubs will
have new owners before the 1919 sea-
son begins. The Red Sox are on the
market and several syndicates of
prominent business men have already
made offers to Harry Frazee for his
franchise and players. Ban Johnson
was in Boston on Sunday and con-
ferred with a wealthy Bostonian who
is seeking the ownership of the
worlds champions
The men and hackers behind the
Boston Braves have about decided to
retire from baseball and the club may
eventually revert back to Jim GAIT
ney. 1t is said, however. that Gaff-
ney has already made an offer for the
Red Sox. and if ne obtains the club
the worlds champions will play at
Braves Field.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
ALOYSIUS CLUB
LANDS VICTORY
Defeat Fort Myer Tossers
in Brilliant Contest by
Score of 10 to 10.

The Aloysius club quint defeated the
five from FIT. Myer last night at Mt.
Vernon Hall in fast basketball con-
test, in which the soldiers were al
ways on the defense, by ls-to-~
score.
Fit Myer was the first to register a
basket when Hickey Gagged a shot
few minutes after the whistle blew
The clubmen came right back with
two in quick succession. which put
their team out in front. The half
found the clubmen leading by 10 to 8.
In the second half the soldiers were
able to register but one basket, this
coming by the way of Cady, while the
clubmen were shooting three, which
increased their lead by six points
Aloysius kept the soldiers well guard
ed. and FIT. Myer only had few
shots.
Hickey. Doyle and Lilly played the
best floor game for the losers, while
the clubmen worked like a good ma
chine during the whole contest. The
lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
CANCELS BASKETBALL TRIP
Western Virginia to Make Subsi
tute Northern Tour Later.

Morgantown, w. Va, Dec. 2.-West
Virginia today was forced to cancel
it's Eastern basketball trip. arranged
for the week of February g. and in
GLIDING games with the Navy. Viz
ginia. Lehigh, Rutgers and George
town. A change in the university cal
time.
A substitute trip has been arranged
with games with Allegheny, Buffalo,
Syracuse. Colgate and contests TO be
arranged for the week of February II.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
ARE AFTER JUMPERS.
Red Sox Seeking Jackson. FeIsch,
Williams and Lynn.

Chicago. Dec. 25.-Joe Jackson will
not be around begging for a job next
spring. Neither will Oscar Hap
FelsCh. Claude Lefty Williams nor
Byrd Lynn. These are the gents who
incurred the enmity of Charles A. Co
miskey last summer by jumping the
White SoX. three of them going to
the shipyaTds and the fourth-Felsch-
quitting the game because he wasn't
satisfied. Since then they have been
placed on the ineligible list.
Now, however. comes news that the
New York Yankees-yes. and the
Boston Red SoX, as well-already
have aimed overtures at the Old Ro-
man with a desire to do a little trad
ing
There are about thirteen other
clubs that would welcome the banned
SOx stars, but they haven't made Of
feFS
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
Wells Is Headed Here.

New York, Dec. 25.-Bombaardier
Wells, now a sergeant in the British
army. is coming to the United States
to pay his respects to American
heavy within a few weeks,
it was announced here today The
Bonn bardier will be under the direc-
ton of Charley Rose. and will seek
matches with Jack Dempsey and
others
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
BIG OFFER MADE TO
HOPPE AND COCHRAN

New York. Dec. 25.-Charies p. Mil
Ter, vice president of the Brunswick
Bake Collender Company. has offered
to arrange two games of 1872 balk line
billiards between William F. Hoppe
and welker Cochran for a purse of
81 800 with a bonus of $3.50 to Hoppe
IL he will play.
The games are to take place in Chi
cago and New York. The promoters
of the match are Charles Hedden, OF
Dowagiac, Mich, and Irwin Huston
of Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
ERNIE KNOCKED OUT
BY WILLIE JACKSON

Philadelphia, Dec. 25.-willie Jack
son, the New York lightweight,
knocked out George Erne, of Buffalo.
with a right-hand swing to the jaw
in the last round of six-round bout
at the Olympia A. c. today. jackson
had hoored Erne three times in the
final round before putting him out.
Bennie Volger outpointed frankie
Clarke. of Philadelphia, in another
bout, while Eddie Kelly won handily
from Eddie wagond. Johnny Murray
knocked out Valley Nelson in the
fifth round.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
Operation to Practice.

Operation five will hold a practice
this evening at 7 o'clock in Gonzaga
Hall in preparation for the game
with Navy Yard on Friday night.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
Quigiey Is Retained.

St Louis. Dec. Z.-Ernest ouigiey.
National League umpire, made good
as coach Of the St Louis University
football squad, and has been retained
for next year.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
ysus Qnt Defeat Fl % Other LDe Sporting NeuDs Da,

game II will not be contspued after
January l. Accidental kickinsso of the
puck Will not be considered Illegal
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26
GROH MAY LEAD
CINCINNATI REDS

A report from Cincinnati yester-
day stated that Heinie Groh. the
third baseman, and not so many
years ago a member of the Giants.
would succeed Matty as manager Of
the Cincinnati team. Groh has been
with the Reds since early in the
season OF 1912 and has acted as a
lieutenant to Matty
Heinie is we'll liked by the stock
holders and players OF the team. and
is immensely popular with the Gin
cinnati fans. If Groh supplants
Matty he will be ten third former
Giant to manage the Cincinnati
team IN the last six years Heinie
went to the Reds along with Josh
DeN ore and Leon Ames for Pitcher
Arthur Fromme. who proved a dis
NAL failure with the Giants.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26

Efforts are being made by the
management of the ArnhOry A. A, Of
Jersey City. to arrange a match be-
tween Jack Sharkey and frankie
Burns. the Jersey City veteran. 1t
= planned to hold the bout Deem
her 40
The Washington herald., 1918-12-26

Goals from hoor-Cady ~. Linger, Hickey ~,
Duffy ~. Anterior. Frank a.. Murray Goals
from fouls-Frank e out Of 81. Hickey missed
l. Reftree-Mr. Bsttersby tswarthmore). Time
Of halIes-Fifteen minutes. Scofe-Aloysuis, Is;
Fl. Myer, 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records Of Indiana TITLE
AMI Dosn 90.

Diana brothers TO Lucius D. Sarle,
lot 121, Roseland park, 81.
Same 10 Ella Sarle. lot 90. Rose
land park. 81.
Dora Jantz and husband TO Ar
thur J. Johnson and wife, part lot
"a Martins addition, 81.
George NJ. Studebaker ct al,
trustees 10 Steve Tomord!, lot 1888,
Summit Place third addition. s275.
John W. SCHNEIDER and wife 10
John Frank. jr., 10 acres Penn twp,
$500.
Martha Crull 10 Ida L. Renner,
lot Il. McInerny's first addition,
$4,000
Lew Iholtz and wife to Calvin
Iholtz and wife. part lot 4, Law
renee & Battell's addition, 81.
George L. Eberhart and wife TO
John W. SCHNEIDER and Aloysius J.
SCHNEIDER, lot l.. Beiger Farm addi-
ton 81.
wenger Realty CO. 10 Ursula
Huenerkopf. lots 81 and 90, Wenger
Realty company's first addition,
$1,000
W llAdll "A -1GAutInN dIu VIE 10
Edward Vanloo and wife. lot -,
Ward * Laing's addition, 81.
Ida Renner 20 Edgar Dis and
wife 20 acres in Penn twp. $4,000.
Herbert NJ. Matthews and Mary
NJ Crawford and husband TO Cor
nelius Wedell, 100 acres in Warren
twp. 81.
Edmund Is. Byrkit and wife 10
Elmer Z. Murray and Myrtle g.
Murray. part lot f. Roseland park,
81.
Cornelius Wedeu and wife 20
Charles II. CHndaniel. so acres in
Warren twp, 81.
The Columbia corporation 20
Leonard and philomena Tackles,
lot 40, Kamm's first addition. 50.
Fidelity Land CO. TO William Hol-
stein, lot z, Southwest addition,
$40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
MAY CONNECT STREET
IMPROVEMENTS OF CITY
WITH PUBLIC HIGHWAYS

Whether South Bend is 20 be al
lowed 10 continue the Improvement
Of a number Of its streets 50 that
they will connect with public high
ways. in order that the govern
ments plans regarding the use OF
motor trucks may be facilitated, is
TO be determined by the state coun-
ell of defense.
Late Monday afternoon a sub
committee from the county council
Of defense met with the board Of
pu bile works in regard 10 what the
members Of the board believe is nee
essary along this line in South Bend
The matter was gone into thor
oughly by the board members and
the members OF the sub-com mittee.
which is composed OF l. p. Hardy,
county fuel administrator. and A.
r. Ely county food administrator
The report Of the conference be-
tween the board members and the
subcommittee will be submitted at
once 10 the state council of defense,
and a final decision as TO what is 10
be done in this city In regard TO
further street improvements will be
rendered by that body.
According 10 the board OF works
mem bers. there are a number Of
streets that can be extended 80 that
their Improvement will connect
with public highways outside the
city limits.
Recently the state council or de-
Tense ordered that II public i'm
provements that are not necessary
should be stopped until after the
war. This order was issued owing
To the difficulty in getting material
TO the cities for contemplated i'm
prOvements. and 10 conserve the
railroad facilities OF the govern
ment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

the T. $ health department. capt
W. D.. King Of the state board Of
health. and Dr. J. " Hurry. sec
rotary OF the state board Of health
Dul address the members on dis
eases which are connected with the
social evil
The Chamber OF Commerce has
been invited. also the city and
county officials many prominent
men and women. and the Ministerial
association.
Dr. Freyermuth declared that
about one-third OF the men who
have been called 10 the draft army
have been tainted with some form
OF this disease. and quoted another
doctor as saying that it was as i'm
portant 20 rid the naSjon Of this con
dition as it was 10 win the war a.
it would De a sad state OF affairs
U ne were % win the war and have
morally decayed nation left
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
FLAG RAISING ADDRESS
TO BE MADE BY BARNHART

There Is a bare possibility that
Cons. Henry \. Barnhart will
deliver an address AT the Flag rails
ing 10 be held at Sacred Heart Hun
gariau Catholic church. corner
Catalpa ST. and Indiana av.. June
%. according 90 "a letter just re-
ccived 10y FIR. George 10th from
Cong Barnhart.
The congressman also ackuOwl-
edges the receipt of handsome gold
monosramed shield from the menu
beers OF the church in appreciation
of "a donation Cong Barnhart made
toward the Flag.
AIr. Barnhart points out in his
letter that his first duty is at the
capital while congress is in session.
but he assures Pr. 10th that he viii
be- at the Flag dedication if it is
possible for him to DO so.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
PLEASURE CLUB WILL
HOLD OUTING AT EAGLE
LAKE WEDNESDAY

Arrangements have been com
pleted for the annual outing Of the
jefferson Az. Pleasure club, which
takes place Wednesday al Eagle
lake. Last night. Chairman Hull
stated that 50 mem bers had return
ed their postal cards signifying their
intention 70 attend the outing.
Dinner will be served at the
French pavilion, a special chef hav-
ing been engaged 10 prepare the
food.
Music viii be furnished by tbs
Orpheum theater orchestra under
the direction Of Howard Barbour.
Some novel musical stunts have been
scheduled by the committee on az
rangements, including vocal. instru-
mental and Jazz band" numbers.
Immediately after dinner Mayor
Carson will deliver brief patriotic
address TO the pleasure seekers.
The afternoon will be spent in
various contests suited 10 the abil-
tiles Of the mem bers. They will
consist OF fat mans race. obstacle
race 1O0-yard dash, potato race. in
door baseball game. horseshoe
pitching contest, pie eating contest.
and others OF a like nature.
The trip 10 the lake will be made
in automobiles. ard members are
requested 10 report to Hull x CAL
mons cigar store, where they Will
be furnished with badges and their
cars decorated with the American
Flag. The start viii be made at
1880 a. m, before which a pho
togra pher will take a picture Of the
cars as they are parked on :. Mich
igan ST.
Joseph Scheninger and "a few
members OF the press will pilot the
procession 10 Eagle lake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
CHANGE TO SEE SERVICE
WITHIN THREE MONTHS

Private David G. Curry. CPS Lin
coin way e., OF the United States
marine corps has been sent from
Paris Island s. c.. to his home city
20 interest South Bend young men
in the varied life in the marine
corps lie viii be stationed this
week at room POS Union Trust
ouldius the local marine recruiting
station. 20 answer any questions and
describe the life Of "a marine Private
Curry is member or the 131st COM
pany OF the 18th regiment Of ma
riues. and the men OF this company
and regiment have been promised
active service In Europe a the eX-
piratiOu OF three months training.
"I know 7 am correct when I say
that the marines are the best cared
for and the best fed men In the
service said Private Curry Monday.
The men who enlist in The 18th
regiment here viii be given the re-
quired training that does not fail
90 appeal to every type at Paris ISL
and. and then We go across.
Sergt. T.. j. Murray. in charge OF
.he local recruiting station. stated
that t20 mechanics who have some
knowledge of gasoline motors, Will
be enlisted here and will be sent 10
mechanics training school at
the Philadelphia navy yards for in
srruction. and will then be compe-
tent 60 he employed at the aviation
fields I'm the United states and
abroad.
Sergt Murray will leave Tuesday
for LAporte To aid in the recruiting
Tor the marine corps there
The information blank given out
go the local recruiting stations says;
The 18th regiment was first or
gained Jan Il 1918 IL Is a mo-
torized field artillery regiment with
special equipment that should insure
prominent regiments of the present
war. When the marines go over the
top the 18th win be with them TO
help open the road 10 Berlin.
The 18th regiment is probably
the only marine regiment with a
searching song Of Its own It's
resimentaI band is one OF the best
iu The United States service
THE OF GERS and men of the 18th
are determined 70 make il the best
regiment the marines have ever put
m an field This idea. wiz make it
one of the best regiments The world
has ever seen.
"A man looking for active service
cam assure himself of success 10y
joining the 11th.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
FAMILY NIGHT TO BE
HELD TONIGHT BY |. o. R. M

Tuesday night viii be family
night for the Improved order Of
Red Men. and program, has been
arranged for the families and
friends OF the members. Harry =.
Darling OF Laporte viii be the prin-
cipal speaker and will use for his
subject Patriotism and Fraternal-
ism TT. W. Van Buskirk will en-
terrain with a solo and AIRS c. :.
Houk wiki "a select reading. The
music for the evening will be rem
dered by the Red Mems band. a
social session will follow the pro
gram.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
SOUTH BEND BELGIANS
HOLD PATRIOTIC SERVICES

Services consisting OF the blessing
OF the service flag and roll OF honor
were held Sunday afternoon at the
Sacred Heart Belgian church, the
pastor. Rev. Charles Y. Fischer,
officiating. \ congregation which
taxed the capacity OF the church
W as present.
Following the services u musical
program was given by the members
OF the Choir society.
FIR. Fischer reported that his
parishioners had bought War Saw
ings stamps and Liberty bonds 70
the amount OF t57.S62 The Bel
gians investments compare favor
ably with any other nationality in
South Bend, some having invested
all the money they had.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
\ DESIRABLE QUALITY

\ man VINO i n7anCiaIIy de-
pendent. whose daily resources are
sufficient only FOR daily needs. can
never enjoy the fullest measure of
freedom and >elf-respect Willing
ness tu sacrifice now ih order Ca
haV, enough for future uecesAtiss
FOR yourself and those dependent
upon YOU IS one OF The most desir-
able qualities YOU can develop The
regular income from savings
ccount viii De welcome addition
90 your resources The Farmers
Trust 90. -AdVt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
ALL N ONE

With The Brunswici,. You can en-
joy the worlds best music because
The Brunswick IS designed 20 play
better" ell records Of all makers
The adaptability Of The Brunswick
TO all records is one Of its special
features. ANY needle may be used.
Including Jewel point. SAPPHIRE ball
steel, etc. All without extra cost
Demonstrated at Smith & wher-
rett'E Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
MUNICIPAL COAL
YARDS URGED
Councilman Luther Makes
Recommendation at Mon
day Nights Meeting.

South Bend may have municipal
coal yard. provided the plan adopt
ed by the members Of the commit
tee Of the whole OF the common
council, at their regular meeting
held in the council chambers Mon
day night. works out.
AT that time the members ap-
proved OF a motion instructing City
Atty. Thomas W. Slick 20 inves-
tigate the possibilities of the city un-
dertakins such a proposition. Mr..
Slick viii report his findings at the
next meeting of the council.
The motion for the municipal coal
yard was introduced by Councilman
Luther He told Of a number OF
experiences he encountered last
winter. when he was assisting the
local fuel administrator. and lie
stated that the same conditions
would 40 doubt occur this coming
winter unless steps were taken 10
check it,
a number OF the people ot the
city who are in position and eager
TO buy coal at the present time are
kept from doing so, due to the fact
that they have no place to store
coal during the summer months,
and these people will in all proba
bnities be made 10 suffer for lack
OF coal when the winter season sets
in. he declared.
Judson Complains OF Dealers.
Councilman Judson registered a
complaint on the coal proposition.
He said that the coal dealers OF the
city charged 80 cents ton extra
tor the delivery OF coal TO River
Park River Park is a. part of South
Bend and as long as the dealers
make their deliveries to all parts OF
this city without charging extra the
people Of River Park feel that they
are being imposed upon" he said.
Action by the committee in re-
sard 10 authorizing a contract for
the purchase Of a $500 steam roll
Ter for the city. made by the board
OF public works, was postponed un-
I'll "a special committee Of tive from
the council inspect a secondhand
steam roller 10 see IL II Will serve
the purpose.
Would Censor Advertising.
A favorable report was given 10
the motion OF Councilman Byeis 10
have an ordinance drawn mp that
will censor advertising. dealing with
any national character or any Amer
lean soldier or sailor They also
approved the ordinance ordering all
persons vacating buildings, houses,
OF. premises To leave such places II
sanitary conditions, when it is Va
Gated.
Badges for Councilmcn.
The ordinance for the purchase
of badges for the councilmen. city
clerk and deputy city clerk was
sanctioned.
Dr. Z. G.. Freyermuth. secretary Of
the board Of health appeared he
fore the committee and invited them
10 attend a meeting TO be held in
the Rotary room OF the oliver hotel,
Friday night Or. j. y. Hurry, sec
rotary OF the state board of health.
and Mai. J. .. Cobb OF the United
states health office will De speakers
az this meeting. They will discuss
ways and means Of checSins the
spread Of venereal diseases in this
community.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

me. is an everlasting value to
a acknowledgements Il IL al
ways a good buy. especially when
cold by q responsible dealer We
are showing some beautiful dis-
mond jewelry ia settings OF the
newest designs. We have = large
assortment which we mount to or
der. BY cor parison YOU will And
our prices agreeable. Calvin Clsusr
Co. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
IMPORTANT MEETING OF
HOME GUARDS TONIGHT

All members Of Cos a. 3 c, and
d Of the home guards are urgently
requested TO meet at the y. NJ. c. A
Tuesday evening at o'clock sharp
Co. + will report al the Washington
school at the same hour. while Co
O Will come 10 the Chamber OF
Commerce for d meeting.
The purpose Of the meeting viii
be TO instruct the men in regard 70
the work about 10 be undertaken III
the sale Of War Savings stamps
Speakers Will be stationed at all
meeting places 10 explain the msth-
Cd Of procedure to the men