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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
Sunday at the Churches

are trained and lessons graded. We
have classes for all ages.
Morning Worship AZ 1910. sermon by
Task 81 the Church Special music Oy
the quartet Senior Christian Endeavor
lt 6l5 r. m. Evening service az Z 30.
This vii he a union meeting Of the four
down town churches the First Presby-
terrain. First Baptist and FIRST Meth
odlst, viii join with Us in this meeting
Special music by the double quartet
Indiana Avenue Indiana and witwer
avs Rev W. a Brundige pastor. res
idence, 81 Hancy av Bible school ut
20 "a. M. X White superintendent
Every member OF every class expect
ed. and teachers on time. Special music
hF the orchestra Two hundred and
hfty at least expected. Start ga sunday.
communion and sermon az 30. X.
bufty. ch0rister. Junior 4. T.. meets at
go p. Tn. Mrs Monitt superintendent.
y. T. q. T.. meets 40 q 30 Subject
what the Church IL Doing" Public
services and special music at 90 q. IN.
Cottage prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing AZ the home or Mr. and Mrs. Frye.
GA r. Indiana nv X. Batty, director
Of song and W. \. Brundige leader OF
meeting
Linden Avenue Church OF Christ
Linden av. and Carlisle Il. Rev. Ed
ward Castle. pastor. Preaching az 10 30
q. Do. and 20 D. m sunday school nc
80 a. IN. Christian Endeavor az Csc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
Bolo Pasha Files
Appeal Asking
Verdict Reversed

PARIS. Feb. l6.-BoIo Pasha
who Thursday wa convicted by a
court martial of treason and SEN
fenced to death, Friday appealed
from the ,erdict TO the court q, % cas-
satan
sob. much 40 hrs surprise was
dressed ~ prison garb and taken 40
the death cell on his return 10 Sanic
prison. lie passed "a restless uigh-.
but was apparently hopeful that The
decision may be reversed on appeeI
lie said To the guards:
Il am perfectly tranquil ] have
a thousand grounds for appeal"
One of these rs supposed 90 Dee th
allegation that witness for tie
prosecution was seen during rec
cess in the trial In conversation with
tie president Of the court martial
and the government counsel
Bolo's first inquiry this morning
was whether his neighbors in prison
had been informed Of the Eerdic,
Ee was told that Joseph CailauN
former premier. was ast0nished az
his conviction. There were many
csllers az the prison this mOruir-
but none was admitted as BOlo was
subjected TO strict prison regulations
and was constantly under the eyes
OF the death watch He was hand
cuded when taken out for exercise
and when brought into court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16

house She told the police last night
that q. a. FarabauCh. her attorney,
would ask for an order of the cir
cult court restraining her husband
from entering the home.
Frank Sullivan was next on a
charge of vagrancy. He was follow
ed by Alfonso Colman of Mishawaka.
Belgian, who had to be dragged
10 the cell house. Jack Mitchell, COS
:. Michigan St, was taken into GUS
today on a charge of assault and
battery upon the person of Emanuel
Horning. He was released on $50
bond. Tony RuszkoWski. Az :. Pu-
laski St, was booked next. He is a
suspect i'm larceny case and is an
old offender, making a regular APP
pearance in court. O. w Martin OF
Elkhart and glad Of it" was just
able 10 stand without hitching. He
was booked on a charge of intoxica-
ton.
Three young men from Mishawa
ka, Glen Brubaker. 1543 +. Fourth
st; James Loop. 1901 Z. Third St.
and Raymond McCuddy. 1909 Z.
Third St, were arrested charged
with violating the conscription act
in that they failed to register for
the draft. They were taken into
custody b. Officers Roberts and d.
Lee. McCuddy and Loop claimed
that they were 20 years of age. while
Brubaker stated that he was =
years of age Jan. 3. 1918. Mrs. Eli
Brubaker, the boys mother. cor
roborated the statement of her son.
The boys spent the night i'm the po-
lice station.
In city court Saturday morning
Fay Peck was given a 500 and costs
suspended fine and ordered 10 re-
port TO Probation officer Lane
twice a week. Frank Sullivan was
fined $50 and costs on the drunk
and vagrancy charges. and will 20
to the state penal farm Alfonso
Coleman was fined 81 and costs on
the intOXication charge. the fine be
ing suspended during good be
havior. The case OF O. ". Martin
on a vagrancy charge was held fO9
further investigation Burt BaroI
charged with intoxication. was given
a suspended fine of 81 and costs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16

Tells How TanIaC Built Up
System and BaniShed
Tired Out Feeling.

Ny health got So bad u-t.r.
took Tanlac that ] thought e .-a-n
going 10 be able 90 hold u place
az the laundry" said Mr.. john
Skaters. sos Senate Stree. Il-
d.lnapOlis.
II got so weaa that it fl eua
eJ almost impossible for me tH -tau.
on my feet all day
Its different since i've -.te1
Taniac. though. WHY Jim really
feeling fine again.
My system was run down a.. over
before J took Tanlac Z had 3D. ..rai
exhausted feeling in morning.
often had dizzy spells. too. and spots
would dance before ms eyes
zone OF the women where
wcrl, told me Tanlac had helped ne-
and that j. was the best medicine
she ever tried SO t0ok t I've
taken three bottles ~ Tauiae uoN
and every one Of the Old symptoms
have disappeared shall alHa.
keep bottle or TanIa. MS
home
Dont o.. your system ger rur
down. weakness U.s. dangerous. Dr.
you are not feeling right. take Tal-
lac and don't put a. OF until Nou~
condition GETS serious Iiet I4u.a.
toda. you can -tt Taulac at tHe
Public Drug store ir >oalh Benz
and at the Red Gross Pharmacl
Al shaWaka. ADJ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
PLAN RECREATION FOR
SHIPYARO WORKERS

WASHINGTON. Feb. I6. -
Wholesome recreating and amuse-
ment is 10 be provided for the great
army of workers employed in the
nations ship yards The shipping
board announced Thursday night
that it was working out a compre-
hensive plan and expected TO ask
aid i'm the work from the Y. NJ. c.
A. Knights Of Columbus Red
Cross. Y. NJ. H. A, the women's
committee and the state councils of
defense in ship building states.
THE fact that recreation has
been shown as a necessity in the
national army" said the boards
statement. has made il evident
that the welfare OF ship yard work
ers must be taken care Of in sim
liar way. as the work they are now
performing is as essential, neces-
sary and patriotic as can be per
formed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
Kuehlnann Tells
Trotzky Germany
Is Peace Loving

AMSTERDAM, Feb. 16. - Ger
many was pictured as peace low
ing non-agsressive nation in the
speech Of DR.. Won Kuehlmann, the
German foreign secretary at the
concluding session of the recent
peace conference at Brest- Litovsk.
DR.. Won Kuehlmann said the Rus
slams should have no fear that Ger
many held any designs on Russia.
Il need only refer NJ Trotzky
(the bolshevik foreign minister) TO
the permanent basis of the German
policy, which, up TO the time when
war with Russia was forced upon
the German people, consisted in the
preservation of good and friendly
relations toward our eastern neigh
borS" Or. Won Kuehlmann said.
"Germany's policy Will always CON
tinue-as soon as the war has
reached a satisfactory conclusion
20 strive for the friendIiest relations
with newly orsanized Russia by
avoiding all interference in its in
ternal affairs"
Explains Frontier Lines.
Dr. Won Kuehlmann said the Ger
man idea in drawing the frontier
lines for Poland, Courland and
Lithuania was Ito observe the racial
point of view as suggested by the
Russian delegations and we have
done this in accordance with his
-
graphical position.
LAS regards the future lot Of these
peoples" DR.. Won Kuehlmann con
tinued, although we believe their
wishes already have been expressed
in accordance with the principles u
differentiation. we are ready, by
a systematic extension of existing
representative bodies, 10 provide for
the possibility Of d further express
sion Of the national VIII on the
broadest possible basis. The deter
mination OF the time and form or
this expression OF popular Will must
be decided by existing representa-
tive bodies in those territories.
As TO a separate peace with
Ukraine DR.. Won KUehlmaun said
the central powers must reserve the
right TO be their own judges as 10
what states they should recognize.
They had recognized the Ukraine.
ne added. and there was 40 use dis
cussing that question any further.
Czcrnin Is Surprised.
Count Czernin. Austro- Hungarian
foreign minister. expressed surprise
that Trotzky had introduced tho
subject Of the Ukraine at the peace
conference
THE relations between the
Ukraine and the Petrograd govern
ment" said Count Czernin. do not
concern the central powers. ard our
conclusion OF peace with the
Ukraine cannot be regarded as an
unfriendly act toward the PeJrograd
government We signed no treaty
Of alliance with the Ukraine against
the PCtrograd government but only
a treaty Of peace which makes
Ukraine. SO far as the central powers
are concerned, merely a neutral
state"
Replying 10 TrOtzky's inquiry re-
garding the frontier south OF Brest-
Litovsk. Dr. Won KUehlmann said:
In drawing these frontiers We
attempted merely 10 md middle
course between racial divisions and
the historical frontier"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
CATHOLIC

st stephens Hungarian-Thomas ana
Mcpherson SITS. Rev. Lawrence nor
vath. pastor. Mass ut : 90 and lV;i5 a.
m sunday school nc 200 p. III Ben
ediction nc 500 p. m.
st Patriotism :. Taylor St Rev
john T. DeGroote c. :. c.. pastor Low
masses no Geo : 80 and 900 Q. m: High
mass and sermon Ht 10 30. Baptism at
90 p. ID. Nespers NJ $50 p IN, sun,
day school az $500 p. m. Meeting OF
church societies az 4. 90 p m.
It. Hedwige's Polish-Corner scott
and Napier sts Rev. Anthony Zubowicz.
{. :. c. pastor. Low mass nj : 80 g;.O
and 10. 100 n m sunday school at $50
p. m. Benedictiou at 2;3O p m.
II. StanisIaus' PoIish-4t5 y Lincoln
81 Rev. Roman Marciniak. pastor Mass
az 80, Q 90 and 1000 a. m.
It. Mary. German-43I : Taylor st.
Rev. T. NJ Scherer. e. :. G. pastor. Mass
M Z 80 and 1000 "a. M. sunday school
al .: 80 @ m Benediction at 800 p. M.
It. Casimir's Polish : Webster
ST Rev Stanislaus Gorka. pastor. Low
mass M 80 a. M High mass AZ 1000
a IA. NeSpers ut 200 p. m.
1t. AdeIbert's POHsh-Olive and Grace
SITS Rev. John kuhach. pastor Daily
mass NJ 3:l5 p. m Holy hour. We'd
nesGay evening at : o'clock. sunday
mass at 5 90 and 1000 a. 10.
1t. Joseph's-Hin st and Lasalle av-
Patrick ! Carroll c. :. g.. pastor Low
masses at 80 and 300 a. m. High
T. m.
Sacred Heart Belgian-ll2G W. Thorn
as ST. Rev Charles y. Fischer. pastor.
school IT $50 p. IA Benediction at $500
u. m
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
TOLEDO PLANTS DOWN:
MAUMEE ON RAMPAGE

TOLEDO. Feb. 1G.-The Maumee
river flood Friday afternoon bested
the workmen who were building a
protecting wall around the main
power station of the Toledo Rail-
roads and Light CO. The engines
supplying 50 per cent Of the cleo
trio current in the city were shut
down at o'clock. All car service
was suspended Hundreds OF fac
tories. including an automobile
plant employing 1900 men. shut
down for lack Of bower. Most Of
the city streets will be IN darkness
tonight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
Friday Pass es
Without German
Drive Starting

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMN
IN FRANCE. Feb. 16.-The Ger
mans opposed to the Americans
early today made an unsuccessful
bonn bardment with gas shells. Ger
man airplanes i'm large numbers also
were driven off by the American
machines and anti-aircraft batteries
Friday. the date set by influential
German newspaper for the starting
OF the much advertised German Of
fensive has passed and no aggression
on the part of the enemy material
lied. ON the other hand both the
British and French armies delivered
at widely separately points on the
western front smashes at the Ger
man line. These attacks, although
they were merely in the nature Of
raids, were successfully carried ont
and resulted i'm the capture Of pris-
oners and the infiction of casualties
on the enemy.
The Canadians on the famous
Lens sector kept up their raiding op-
creations against the Germans. again
entering trenches and bringing back
prisoners. Near Courcy the French
undertook successfully a similar ma
neuver which bore fruit I'm the bag
ging Of a number Of Germans.
American Guns i'm Duel.
In the Butte du Mesnil region Of
Champagne. where the French. aid
ed by American batteries. executed
brilliant stroke earlier i'm the
week. a Lively artillery duel was in
progress at last accounts. with the
Americans, in all probability, par
ticipating Likewise near Nerdun
and in the Woevre reciprocal bonn
bardmen-s of a violent character are
in progress.
Along that sector of the front east
Of st. Mihiel where an American
force is holding the line. quiet is pre-
vailing for the time being owing to
the inclement weather and the
morass which has formed as a re-
suit of heavy rain. The Germans in
front OF the Americans are busily
engaged H. repairing trenches and
constructing new dugouts to replace
those which have been shattered re-
Gently by the accurate aim of the
American gunners handling their
75s.
Airmen Busy on Both Sides.
over the entire front the aerial
activity by both sides continues in
tense with both the entente and Ger
man airmen endeavoring 10 locate
opposing positions to spy out troop
concentrations. French aViators
again have carried out a brilliant
foray into Germany. attacking with
bombs numerous towns of military
Importance. especially Metz. the ia
nous fortress which lies some 20
miles north OF the American sector
i'm Lorraine. Large quantities Of eN-
plosives we're dropped and confia-
grations were observed.
The British again have hit the
Turk line in Palestine a hard blow
Northeast of Jerusalem they have
penetrated Turkish positions 10 4
depth of two miles on a front Of six
miles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16

swedish Evangelical and Mon
roe sts. Rev. Emil Winstedt, pastor.
sunday school az . 80 s. M: August
Anderson. superintendent Morning
service at 1913
Communion service. 90 y. m. Even
ing service. Z 30 =. IN. Tuesday at Z -
p M. prayer meeting at the home uf
Carl Nelson 1928 Kemble nv Wednes-
day at 40 p. m. the Young People cir
Gle meets for the first time this year
with Mrs. Rev. Emil g. WinStedt H.
W Monroe ST. Thursday at 10 y. IN.
prayer meeting at the home OF l..
Insenhson. 1lg Iiarfiell ct
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16

WASHINGTON. Feb ia mi
nority report by eight republican
mem bers of the house interstate
commerce committee on the ad-
ministration railroad bin. contend
Ing that the rate ma king power
should he vested absolutely in the
interstate commerce commission
and that the federal control OF the
railroads should be limited 20 one
year cor less after the peace procla-
nation was 1led today with the
house
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
AFRICAN NJ. E.

OIi,,t 4. VI. E.-31O W Monroe 81.
Rev A. 4 Reading, pastor Class meet.
ing at 1000 q. ma. sunday school az
T. 30 D. No.. Rev. Hi T. stewart super
Iutendeut.
TsyIor's \. VI. 4. Zion former Eddy
and Campuu SITS Rev. J. L. Powell
pastor.
Preaching no tO4j. Sermon 10y DR..
& " Register. presiding elder sunday
school at 90 D. m Rev. VI. 4. Hult.
pastor Of Trinity NJ j.. church WIZ
breach the communion sermon At 30
u I'm sermon by the pastor This Us
our quarterly meeting. The public Is IN
yited 90 worship with us.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
SCIENTIST.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist

First Church OF Christ. scientist
Main and Madison SITS.
sunday services during completion OF
church building will be held in the sun
day school room at II 90 a. IN. Entrance
on Madison st Testimonial meeting
every Wednesday evening at ) o'clock.
sunday school for children and young
people up 70 the age OF - from 9IJ TO
1890 Reading ROOFS maintained by
this church on the seventh floor Of the
=. NJ :. building are open every aft
ernoOn from , Ca . ana on Saturday
English services on the second and
fourth Sundays Of the month at 80 D..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
BRETHREN.

First-Rev. G. W. Rench. ID. H.. pas
tor sunday school at 9 30 "a. m. : Harley
Firestone. superintendent.
Worship with sermons at 1880 "a. m
and go p. IN.
Primary school meets at the same
hour: Miss Margaret Whitmer. superin
tendent Worship with sermons at 1850
a. m. and 30 o. m. the pastor preach
ing Morning theme. Following the
Flag" At this service our roll Of
honor" viii bv called and "a service haS
viii be dedicated In recognition OF the
Il OF our number who are with the col
ors. Subject OF the evening sermon
"In the Good old Fashioned Way Y.
T.. :. &. T. at $50 y. m. Miss Bertha
Kline president The prayer meeting
or Wednesday evening Will be held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hullinger.
go J.. Pennsylvania av.
First Church Of the Brethren Indiana
nv. and Miami st Rev. I. T. George.
pastor. sunday school at > 30 q. IN. E
L. G.. Stahly, superintendent.
Morning service at 1920. Rev. L. 4.
Powell Of the Anti-Saloon league viii
speak Eudeavor meeting mt ESQ. Even
ing service at Z 20 Rev: ). {; Miller OF
Chicago representative Of Brethren Pub
fishing House at EIgin, ILL., will speak.
Second Church Of the Brethren
Cushing and Van Buren, stS. Rev Il. o.
ROOsc pastor. sunday school at 9:0 q.
m: Wesley Zimmerman. superintend-
eut
Christian workers meeting at $50 =.
m. Mrs Austin. leader. Preaching
services at 1890 n. IN. ana I 20 y. nm.
Elder = G. Miller Of Chicago viii de-
liver the morning sermon Prayer meet
ing Tuesday evening NJ the home OF
Mr. and Mrs NedfOrd Price 2402 Lin
coin way w The music class will meet
at the church each Friday evening at
o'clock All desiring 10 take this work
should be there TO begin the work Fri
day evening.
Conference Memorial United -Gl0 ; st
Joseph st Rev -. L. Young, pastor.
sunday school at . 80 a. IN. {. Z. VIII
son. aperintendent-
All the services viii he held i'm the
auditorium again sunday school AZ
o 80 Glasses for all ages. carefully
graded e. +. Wilson superintendent
Morning worship at 1O45. Subject
Value OF the Christian college G. T.
at $50: Mrs l.. + Gerber, leader
Preaching service at 100 subject.
The Home as am Educational AEencN-
PRAYER meeting on Wednesday evening
az the church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
JEWISH.


Temple Beth-EI-C0rner Lasalle av
and Taylor 81. julius Leibert rabbi.
Divine services commence at IL 90 q.
m. This Sunday Rabbi julius a. Lei
bert viii give a review Of Prof. Bertrand
RusselIs book. why Men Fight The
sessions IN our religious school start ut
q 20 The Beth Literary society will
meet "Wednesday evening at the home Of
Miss Sophie Abrams
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
s. R. D. SIGN PUT
UP At HOOSGOW
Police Station 0Verrun by
Prisoners and irate
Attorney.

The =. r. O. sign was hanging up
i'm the police station Friday night for
the first time in many moons.
Thirteen men were arrested on
various charges and the cells at the
station became so crowded that
Desk Sergt. Rudynski ordered seven
taken to the county jail for the night.
John BuczkoWski, local attorney,
started the bali rolling when he at
tempted TO give bond for four of his
clients and il was refused. The men
were Anton Bargielslli, 1920 w.
Ford St: Adam kaczmarek, 1j2
Webster st.: John kaczmarek, AIS ;
Scott ST.. and Peter Nowatka, 1928 y
W. Napier St The men were charg-
ed with assault and battery. and be-
fore the warrants could be served,
BuczkowsN brought his clients to
the station and they were booked.
Wen. how about bond?" asked
the lawyer Of Sergt. Rudynski.
Nothing doing" was the answer.
The city court told me not to honor
this bond
What" roared Buczkows6i.
And then the fun began.
shows Property Deed.
Buczkowski had a deed for prop
erty valued at $1.1OO in his pocket
and demanded that the sergeant
take it.
There is nothing doins. l have
my orders from the city clerk re-
piled the sergeant, and / am rum
ming this place tonight
You are running it tonight but
TN he running it tomorrow shot
back Buczkowski.
Rudynski Immediately called Capt
James Schock from his Office i'm the
city hall. and the latter informed the
lawyer that he would have 10 abide
by what the sergeant told him.
CITY Judge Turned Down.
Buczkowski then ran out of the
station. telling his clients not to con-
sent TO a search Of their person be-
cause the warrants had not been
served upon them. In a few minutes
Judge Gilmer called the sergeant on
the telephone and asked about the
affair. Rudynski also told the city
Judge what City Clerk BilInski had
told him. Buczkowski heard the
conversation and rushed out Of the
station again to search for the city
clerk.
They can't buffalo me. was his
ultimatum as he dashed out on his
last errand.
Tn the meantime Sergt. Rudynsk Iii
ordered the officers on the various
beats 10 bring in the warrants for the
arrest OF the four men and serve
them. This was done and the fOuI
then telephoned a friend, who fur
nished cash bond for their appear
ance i'm the city court
More Brought In.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
GETS REGULAR ARMY BERTH.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6. - Brig.
Gen. Isaac w Littel Of the quar-
termaster corps. i'm charge OF can
torment construction who has held
his rank in the national army, has
been appointed brigadier general in
the regular army.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
EPISCOPAL.

1t. James'-Lafayette 81. north Of
Washington Rt Rev john Hazen
White. rector. Rev H. L. White, vicar.
Holy communion az Z 80 a. m. sunday
school at 0:fj "a. IN. Morning prayer
and sermon az II O'Clock Nespers 1T
100 u. mn. Young peoples meeting at
& 40 .. m Bishop White will officiate at
all OF the services.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.

Woman club hall. room 90. J. NJ :.
building. sunday. > 90 p. m, lecture
by G. Il Rhinehart on the Two Baby
Ions" At 80 u. IA. study. Revelation.
Wednesday. ; 90 p. IN. pruyer meeting
subject Matt. l. -. Friday at 90 p.
M. study. tabernacle shadows
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-16
CHURCH OF GOD.

Church Of God or saints-Chapel on
Harrison av. Que block north OF Lincoln
way W. otis Austin. pastor. J. L. For
sytb and q. Il. Leek. assistant pastors.
sunday school az 9.fj a. M; A. NJ
kirkley, SUPERINTENDENT