South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
Citu Briefs

South Bend has never with oil its
claims to fame advertised itself as
health resort as well It might. a
glance at statistics compiled by the
city health board for the last five
months shows a death rate OF 80
per 10000 and a birth rate Of 36.2
per 1000. The death rate IS tho
lowest of any city in the state and
the birth rate higher than any sec
ond class city with the exception Of
Gary.
= special meeting OF Harmony
tent No. rs w o. W. will be held
N the lodge rooms Friday night
for the transaction OF important
business. A smoker and social hour
will follow the meeting and will be
open to members and friends Of the
tent
Miss Agatha Baranowsl1, OF Osh-
kosh, Wis, who will take up her
duties next week as instructor in
charge OF physical culture in the
Peru. Ind. schools. Is IN the city
in company with her grandmother,
Mrs. A. BaranowsBi. Oshkosh, visit
ing with relatives The elder woman
is an aunt Of Frank Bilinsli, demo-
cratic candidate for mayor.
Mgr. b. J. Graybin of the West
ern Union Telegraph Co. announces
an arrangement effective as Of Sept.
u. whereby cabled money transfers
to Italy will be paid in American
funds at the option Of the sender.
II say 500 IS cabled via Western
Union to Naples, the amount viii
be paid at destination either in Unit
ed States currency or in lire, accord
ing to the choice OF the RENTER.
The particular value OF this ar
rangement IS that It eliminates all
questions OF exchange.
That the New York Central rail-
road constructed a sidetrack over
her property without first rurchas-
ing the ground acquiring 1t by the
law OF eminent domain. is the
charge brought by Elizabeth Dunass
against the corporation in her dam
age suit for $4,000. The complaint
was filed Thursday IN superior court
No. 2.
Iadislaus and Mary Kovacs Thurs
day brought suit in superior court
No. I for a restraining order to re-
vent Walter J. Brannsdorf, Fred J.
Loughman and James A. Loughman
from constructing a trench sewer
across their property The plaintiffs
allege that the sewer would go IN
der that part OF their property
where a sidewalk some day will be
located. and that when repairs 10
he sewer are made the sidewalk
viii have 10 be torn up.
Annual rally day services at the
First Evangelical church viii be held
Sunday with sIecial musical pro-
grams featuring the day. Prof r. s.
George OF Northwestern college.
Napiervllle, IL, will occupy the pull
rit at morning and evening services
and Will address the members Of the
Young Peoples alliance al 6:45
O'Clock. Ralph Dumlle will be the
soloist at the morning service and
/ Miss Mildred Timson at the evening
meeting.
Mrs. Samuel Seifert, 429 s. WI
liams st, who is Ill at her home. was
reported in a critical condition
/ Thursday.
Kahym "mind reader" and Mary
Phillips. Egyptian dancer, both APP
/ pearing at the Orpheum this week.
entertained the Kiwanis club. Thurs
\ day at their MONDAY luncheon.
/ The Gahil oil Co.. of this city has
announced the opening CT a new
/ branch gasoline service station in
| Elkhart. The station viii be To-
/ Gated on Second and Jackson SITS.
During EllSvorth's 50th Anniver-
sary Sale YOU con buy new FaI
Apparel and merchandise Cexcepunc
sales items) at 1000 discount.
bargains good as gold"
The Ellsworth Store